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However, even then, the degree of novelty required in work was not so low as to allow everyone to get copyright protection for their artisticwork. However, in 2003, with the case of Eastern Book Company v. Copyright Act or Design Act? In the case of Indian Express Newspaper (Bombay) Pvt Ltd v.
It is important to note that copyrightlaw does not protect the idea behind the work, but the expression of work. The fact that a latter work bears some similarity to an existing work does not, on its own, amount to infringement of the reproduction right. In Okilo v Dick Francis and Anor (2003-2007) 5 I.P.L.R
Catchphrases in Copyright and Trademark LawCopyrightlaw guarantees artists the protection of their creative work while allowing others to expand upon it through its legislations. are generally not protected by copyrightlaw. Additionally, names, titles, phrases, combinations, slogans, etc.
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