The Moral Desert Theory in Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) is based on the principle that creators deserve rewards for their work only if their creations benefit society and do not cause harm. If intellectual works harm life, health, liberty, or society, the law should not reward the creator.
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12 Mins English English50 Questions100 Marks60 Mins English English10 Questions20 Marks12 Mins English| (A) Section 2(o) |
[i] Performer Right |
| (B) Section 38 |
[ii] Meaning of Literary work |
| (C) Section 37 |
[iii] Meaning of Sound Recording |
| (D) Section 2(xx) |
[iv] Broadcast Reproduction Right |
The provision under the Copyright Act is given as under:
(A) Section 52 B deals with provision relating to accounts and audit
(B) Section 53 A deals with resale share rights in original copies
(C) Section 54 deals with importation of infringing copies
(D) Section 52 deals with certain acts not to be infringement of copyright
Choose the correct option:
| List-I (Provisions) |
List-II (Sections) |
| A. Performer |
(i) Section 2 (q) |
| B. Performer’s right |
(ii) Section 38B |
| C. Performance |
(iii) Section 38 |
| D. Moral Rights of Performer |
(iv) Section 2 (qq) |
In which of the following cases, the ‘minimal creativity test’ was laid down?
(A) Eastern Book Company v. D.B. Modak
(B) R.G. Anand v. Deluxe Films
(C) Amar Nath Sehgal v. Union of India
(D) University of London Press v. University Tutorial Press
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
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