Section 14 of CA, 1957 : Section 14: Meaning Of Copyright
CA, 1957
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Explanation using Example
Let's say John is an author who has written a novel. According to Section 14 of the Copyright Act, 1957, John holds the exclusive rights to his work. This means:
- John can reproduce his novel in any material form, including storing it digitally.
- He can issue new copies of his novel to the public, not being copies already in circulation.
- He can perform his work...
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