Section 38B of CA, 1957 : Section 38B: Moral Rights Of The Performer

Explanation using Example

Let's consider a hypothetical scenario for better understanding. Imagine a well-known musician, John, who performs a concert. A recording company records his performance and decides to sell it. Even though John has assigned his performance rights to the company, according to Section 38B of The Copyright Act, 1957:

1. John still has the right to be identified as the performer of his concert. So, if the company releases t...

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