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Prabha Sridevan, Judge, MHC (2000-2010) and Chairperson, IPAB (2011-2013) was recently interviewed by SpicyIP Doctoral Fellow Malobika Sen as part of her doctoral research. The Court noted that Kirloskar Proprietary Ltd, as the registered proprietor, had superior ownership rights compared to the plaintiffs status as a registered user.
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The DMCA’s principal was adopted by the European Union in the Electronic Commerce Directive 2000. Along with Google, most socialmedia have their own services for copyright infringement and takedown requests. Whatever you decide to do, one thing is for sure: You will need strong evidence of copyright ownership.
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