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Navigating User Lawfulness in European Copyright Law: From Lawful Use to Lawful Access

Kluwer Copyright Blog

Image created by AI The concept of lawfulness in relation to user status or user acts has been gradually established in EU digital copyright law as a condition for the enjoyment of certain copyright exceptions. In the Copydan judgment, the CJEU was more explicit regarding the conditions governing the lawful source.

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Copyright and the Digital First Sale Doctrine: A Comparative Review

Intepat

Introduction The principle of the first sale doctrine is a basic precept of copyright law allowing the lawful possessor of a copyrighted work to resell, lend, or distribute that work without the permission of the copyright holder. However, the applicability of this doctrine in the digital era is still a matter of contention.

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1Fichier Held Liable After Failing to Remove Pirated Nintendo Games

TorrentFreak

Ever since its launch in 2009, rightsholders have complained that file-hosting platform 1fichier.com fails to take intellectual property rights seriously. The Court found that Dstorage could be held liable for failing to remove illegal copies of Nintendo games hosted on 1fichier, based on notifications sent by rightsholders.

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Parody under the Copyright Law

IP and Legal Filings

Since copying was for the purpose of criticism, it amounted to fair dealing and did not constitute infringement of the copyright. Vipul Amrutlal Shah (2009) and MRF Limited v. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn WhatsApp The post Parody under the Copyright Law first appeared on IPLF. References Civic Chandran v/s C.

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Refusal of domestic authorities to enforce copyright breaches human rights, says ECtHR

The IPKat

Background Mr Safarov is the author of a book that was published in 2009. The copy was subsequently removed from the NGO’s website at Safarov’s request. In sum: nothing in domestic law would shield the defendant NGO from liability for copyright infringement. Let’s see more in detail what happened.

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[Part I] Cryogas Judgment: Supreme Court Stops Copyright from ‘Gaslighting’ Design

SpicyIP

Aditya is a third-year law student at the National Law School of India University, Bangalore. The case arose from Inoxs claim that Cryogas copied proprietary engineering drawings for cryogenic storage tanks (mounted on trailers for transporting liquid gases). His previous posts can be accessed here. Inox India Ltd.

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Amazon Owns Your E-Books and Wants More

SpicyIP

Arnav is a 3rd Year Law student from Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab. He’s interested in Narratives and the Law, along with supporting local independent bookstores. Everywhere else we may be bound by laws and conventions there we have none. Virginia Woolf, How Should One Read a Book?,

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