INDUSLAW | COPYING EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS IN THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION DOES NOT AMOUNT TO INFRINGEMENT

Published On: 01/10/2016

Practice Area: Intellectual Property

Authors:

Suneeth Katarki

Aditi Verma Thakur

In its recent judgment, the Delhi High Court has held that the compilation of photocopies of various copyrighted material used â€œin the course of instructionâ€ by teachers and educational institutions, does not amount to an infringement of copyright.

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COPYING EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS IN THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION DOES NOT AMOUNT TO INFRINGEMENT