Section 79 of CA, 1957 : Section 79: Repeals, Savings And Transitional Provisions
CA, 1957
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Explanation using Example
Let's consider a hypothetical scenario to understand the application of Section 79 of The Copyright Act, 1957.
Before the commencement of the Copyright Act, 1957, Mr. A had lawfully reproduced a book under the provisions of the Indian Copyright Act, 1914. He had incurred significant expenditure for this reproduction. Now, with the new Act in force, the reproduction might be considered unlawful. However, under subsection (2) of Section 79, Mr. A's rights or interests connected with his previous action will not be diminished or prejudiced, unless the new copyright holder agrees to com...
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