The exclusive rights granted by Copyright have been enumerated in Section 14 of the Indian Copyright Act, 1957, (the “Act”). The precise rights which the copyright holder enjoys with respect to a specific work would vary depending on the nature of the work. However, plain reading of the section would lead us to conclude that regardless of the kind of work, the owner would be the only person entitled to exercise (or authorise the exercise of) the rights listed in the said section, and further, that
applied to any object or subject matter that may either be beneficial or harmful to humanity and other beings for instance, nuclear weapons. The main forms of intellectual property that we come across in our ordinary day-to-day life are patents, copyrights, geographical indications, designs, trademarks etc. Each and every specie of intellectual
get credit for their original creations. In order to ensure that a substantial profit can be made, laws are put in place to protect the artists from acts