In accordance with Article 372(1) of the Constitution, the Imperial Copyright Act of 1911, as it was implemented by the Indian Copyright Act of 1914, was “a law in force in the territory of India immediately before the commencement of the Constitution.” The Copyright Act of 1914 had the following key provisions:
The protection was granted not to ideas but to the content from which the work was conveyed;
the author’s entitlement arose as soon as the project was developed;
the registration of the author’s work was not required;
the protection was afforded as soon as the work was created;
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