Copyright protects the original creation of an owner, such as artwork, music, books, etc, by preventing duplication. It is proof that he/she is the rightful owner of the idea. It provides monetization opportunity. One can safely earn from their work if it is legally registered and protected. Copyright protection lasts for lifetime. Copyright generally involves economic rights and moral rights.

Economic rights include:

• Distribution right-To distribute or sell copies of work to public
• Adaptation right- Right to do modifications
• Public performance right-Right to show work publicly
• Rental or lending right-Authorise rental/lending of work
• Reproduction right-Copies of work can be made.

Moral Rights include:

• Right of attribution-to be recognised as the author
• Right of integrity-to object to a modification that harms his/her reputation
• Right of disclosure-Decision can be made on when and how work can go public.
• Right of withdrawal-Under certain conditions, one can withdraw work circulation.

How can we help you?

We help in simplifying the process by guiding you in determining which works are eligible for copyright protection, preparing and submitting the necessary documents, and ensuring legal requirements.