Section 31D of CA, 1957 : Section 31D: Statutory Licence For Broadcasting Of Literary And Musical Works And Sound Recording

CA, 1957

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where a popular radio station, RadioFun, wants to broadcast a popular song "Summer Times" that has been published by a renowned music company, MelodyMakers. According to Section 31D of The Copyright Act, 1957:

(1) RadioFun can broadcast "Summer Times" to the public, but they need to follow certain rules.

(2) Before broadcasting, RadioFun needs to notify MelodyMakers about their intention to broadcast the song, stating the duration and territorial coverage of the broadcast. Additionally, RadioFun needs to pay royalties to MelodyMakers, the rate of which is determined by the Commercial Court.

(3) The royalty rates for...

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