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Economic, Moral & Neighbouring Rights | Section 14, 37, 38 & 57 | Copyright Act | LAW91

Download THIS PPT FROM HERE : https://law91.myinstamojo.com/product... DOWNLOAD OTHER NOTES AND PPTs : https://law91.myinstamojo.com/ DOWNLOAD SOLVED PYQ : https://law91.myinstamojo.com/categor... SUPPORT US : https://www.instamojo.com/@law91 MY TELEGRAM CHANNEL : https://t.me/+8YktP8tYUuYyMWI9 DM me in case of any issue regarding PPT Downloading, feedback, question, etc. : https://t.me/realkanisk Economic, Moral & Neighbouring Rights | Section 14, 37, 38 & 57 | Copyright Act | LAW91 ⚖️ The Complete Spectrum of Copyright Rights! In this in-depth video, we explore the multi-layered rights protected under The Copyright Act, 1957. This is a vital topic for CCSU students to understand the difference between an author's rights and a performer's rights. 📚 Topics Covered in Depth: 1️⃣ Economic Rights (Section 14): The "Commercial" bundle of rights that allows owners to earn. Reproduction & Distribution: Printing and selling copies. Public Performance: Playing or showing the work in public. Adaptation & Translation: Changing the language or medium (e.g., Book to Movie). 2️⃣ Moral Rights / Author’s Special Rights (Section 57): Rights that stay with the author even after the copyright is sold. Right of Paternity: The right to be recognized as the author. Right of Integrity: The right to prevent "mutilation" or "distortion" of the work that harms the author's reputation. Landmark Case: Amar Nath Sehgal v. Union of India. 3️⃣ Neighbouring Rights (Related Rights): Rights for those who help communicate the work to the public. Performer’s Rights (Section 38, 38A, 38B): Rights for singers, actors, and musicians. Includes both Economic and Moral rights for performers. Broadcast Reproduction Right (Section 37): Rights for TV and Radio organizations to control re-broadcasting. 4️⃣ Term of Copyright: General Rule: Lifetime of Author + 60 Years. Performers: 50 Years from the year of performance. Broadcasters: 25 Years from the year of broadcast. 🎯 Best For: CCSU, Mumbai University and Other University LLB 6th Sem / BA LLB 8th Sem Exams. Judiciary Aspirants (PCS-J), UGC NET Exam & LLM entrance exams. Artists, Musicians, and Content Creators. 💡 Why LAW91? ✔️ Clear distinction between Economic, Moral, and Neighbouring Rights. ✔️ Simplified Hindi-English Mixed explanation. ✔️ Specifically aligned with the Chaudhary Charan Singh University (CCSU) curriculum. 📌 Subscribe to LAW91 for more high-impact law lectures! 🔔 Hit the bell icon to master Intellectual Property Law. #CopyrightAct1957 #EconomicRights #MoralRights #NeighbouringRights #PerformersRights #CCSULLB #LAW91 #BALLB #IPRLaw #LawExamsIndia #Section57 #Section38 economic and moral rights in copyright, neighbouring rights copyright act 1957, related rights in IPR, section 14 copyright act, section 57 author special rights, performer's rights section 38, broadcast reproduction right section 37, term of copyright in india, CCSU LLB exams, BA LLB CCSU notes, law91, Amar Nath Sehgal case, bundle of rights copyright, right of paternity and integrity, performer's moral rights section 38B, IPR law lectures in hindi, 20-mark question IPR, Chaudhary Charan Singh University law, law91 IPR notes, difference between copyright and neighbouring rights