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RETAIL PARTICIPATION IN MUTUAL FUNDS SINCE 2008 CRISIS BY - RISHINGYA PATNAIK & SHREYA MUKHERJEE

Authors : RISHINGYA PATNAIK & SHREYA MUKHERJEE

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CROSSING THE SHADOWS- INTERFACE OF WHITE-COLLAR CRIMES AND CYBER LAW BY- ANKIT AGRAWAL & MEHUL N. DUBEY

Authors : ANKIT AGRAWAL & MEHUL N. DUBEY

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BALANCING TRADITION AND ETHICS: CHILD LABOUR IN FAMILY ENTERPRISES IN CONTEMPORARY INDIA BY - RIYA MESHAK & THANYA MESHAK

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LEGAL VIEWS ON WOMEN EMPOWERMENT BY - MS. KAVITA R. SANDBHOR & MS. VAISHALI KAMBLE

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ANALYSIS OF THE LIMITED LIABILITY PARTNERSHIP ACT, 2008 BY - DR. POOJA AGRAWAL

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DIRECTOR – THE UNRECOGNISED AUTHOR: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE NEED FOR REDEFINING THE AUTHORSHIP OF FILM IN INDIA BY - MUTHUMANI SOMASUNDARAN

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FROM R. RAJAGOPALAN CASE TO ANIL KAPOOR VERDICT: EVOLUTION OF PROTECTION OF CELEBRITY RIGHTS IN INDIA BY - PALLAVI TIWARI

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IMPACT OF DISTANCE LEARNING THROUGH CYBERSPACE BY - MS. SHREYA SAHU & MS. SHIVANGI SINHA

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THE ROBO LAWYER BY - ARZOO PANDIT

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CYBER ATTACKS AND IT’S COUNTERMEASURES BY - MITALI VASISHTHA & SHIVANGI SINHA

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[1] Written and submitted by Muthumani Somasundaran, Research Scholar at Inter University Centre for IPR studies, CUSAT [ Ph. 9995407645, email: muthumanicopyright@gmail.com]

[2] Bill No. XXIV of 2010 introduced in Rajya Sabha, India

[3] The Copyright (Amendment) Bill, 2010,

2. In section 2 of the Copyright Act, 1957 (hereinafter referred to as the principal Act),—

(i) in clause (d),—

(a) in sub-clause (v), for the words “cinematograph film or sound recording, the producer; and”, the words “cinematograph film, the producer and the principal director;” shall be substituted

[4] The Copyright (Amendment ) Bill, 2010

S.2(z)“Explanation.—For the purposes of this clause, a cinematograph film shall be deemed as a work of joint authorship except in cases where the producer and the principal director is the same person;”.

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[6] Steven Ascher and Edward Pincus, The Filmmaker’s Handbook: A Comprehensive Guide for the Digital Age, Penguin, USA (4th edn., 2012)

[7] Going by the Hegelian Personhood theory a work is an extension of the personality of its creator.

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[13] Community for Non-Violence v. Reid, 490 U.S. 730 (1989)

[14] An exception to this practice was the French, they recognised the distinctive role of the creator and recognised the rights of the directors and writers.

[15] In UK, by way of amendment of S.9 of The Copyright, Designs and Patent’s Act, 1988. Other European nations, like the France and Germany were recognising the directors as author of the film as an when their current copyright statutes came into force.

[16] Directors Guild of America, SUMMARY OF DIRECTORS’ CREATIVE RIGHTS UNDER THE DIRECTORS GUILD OF AMERICA BASIC AGREEMENT OF 2020 – https://www.dga.org/Contracts.aspx .This Agreement Acts As The Minimum Basic Agreement For Protecting The Interests Of The Directors. This Agreement Practically Covers Both Economic And Moral Rights.

[18] S.13- Copyright in Cinematograph Films, The Copyright Act 1956, (4 & 5 ELIZ. 2 CH. 74) (United Kingdom).

[19] S.2(d)(v), The Copyright Act of 1957 (Act No.14 of 1957).

[20] S.2(uu), The Copyright Act of 1957 (Act No.14 of 1957).

[21] ‘Maker’ of a film is the ‘Producer’ of the film, means the person by whom the arrangements necessary for the making of the film.

[22] ‘Creator’ of a film is the ‘Director’ of the film, means the person whose intellectual contribution and creativity is being transferred to create a film.

[23] C.S. No. 93 Of 2012, Madras High Court, decided on Sep., 09 2016, full text access from https://indiankanoon.org/doc/45684202/

[24] “The Copyright Amendment Bill 2009”, Press Information Bureau of the Indian Government, in 2009, available at http://pib.nic.in/release/release.asp?relid=56444&kwd

[25] In US the director is recognised through Contractual Arrangements, in UK through S.9 of Copyright Designs Patents Act 1988 S. 9: Authorship of work

(1) In this Part "author", in relation to a work, means the person who creates it.

(2) That person shall be taken to be –

(ab) in the case of a film, the producer and the principal director;

[26] The Full text of the Copyright (Amendment) Bill of 2010 accessed from https://prsindia.org/billtrack/the-copyright-amendment-bill-2010 on 30 December 2019

[27] Bill No. XXIV of 2010 introduced in Rajya Sabha, India

[28] S.2 (d)(v) of the Indian Copyright Act of 1957

[30]The Copyright (Amendment) Bill, 2010,

2. In section 2 of the Copyright Act, 1957 (hereinafter referred to as the principal Act),—

(i) in clause (d),—

[31] The Copyright (Amendment ) Bill, 2010

[32] The Film & Television Producers Guild Of India Ltd. is a Public incorporated on 26 February 1954. It is classified as Non-govt company and is registered at Registrar of Companies. It is inolved in Motion picture, radio, television and other entertainment activities.

[33] The Indian Motion Picture Producers’ Association was formed in the year 1937. It is popularly known as IMPPA. It is the first and the only internationally recognized oldest association of the Indian Film production sector.

[34] The South Indian Film Chamber of Commerce represents the conglomeration of the Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka Film Chambers of Commerce.

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[36] The Parliamentary Standing Committee called for representation from public (this included memoranda as well as oral evidence from stake holders) before finalising the provisions of 2010 bill. 68 memoranda were received from the stakeholders. The Committee interacted with a number of organizations/associations from the film, music and publishing industry, Authors’ organizations, lyricists/music composers, Artists organizations, Copyright Board and other organizations and departments , especially that of the Secretary, Department of Higher Education who was entrusted to study the Bill in detail. On 26 May, 2010

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(1) In this Part "author", in relation to a work, means the person who creates it.

(2) That person shall be taken to be –

(ab) in the case of a film, the producer and the principal director;

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RETAIL PARTICIPATION IN MUTUAL FUNDS SINCE 2008 CRISIS BY - RISHINGYA PATNAIK & SHREYA MUKHERJEE

CROSSING THE SHADOWS- INTERFACE OF WHITE-COLLAR CRIMES AND CYBER LAW BY- ANKIT AGRAWAL & MEHUL N. DUBEY

BALANCING TRADITION AND ETHICS: CHILD LABOUR IN FAMILY ENTERPRISES IN CONTEMPORARY INDIA BY - RIYA MESHAK & THANYA MESHAK

LEGAL VIEWS ON WOMEN EMPOWERMENT BY - MS. KAVITA R. SANDBHOR & MS. VAISHALI KAMBLE

ANALYSIS OF THE LIMITED LIABILITY PARTNERSHIP ACT, 2008 BY - DR. POOJA AGRAWAL

DIRECTOR – THE UNRECOGNISED AUTHOR: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE NEED FOR REDEFINING THE AUTHORSHIP OF FILM IN INDIA BY - MUTHUMANI SOMASUNDARAN

FROM R. RAJAGOPALAN CASE TO ANIL KAPOOR VERDICT: EVOLUTION OF PROTECTION OF CELEBRITY RIGHTS IN INDIA BY - PALLAVI TIWARI

IMPACT OF DISTANCE LEARNING THROUGH CYBERSPACE BY - MS. SHREYA SAHU & MS. SHIVANGI SINHA

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