ISP Liability: Comparative Analysis with Special Reference to Legal Regime in India

Chapterisation
Chapter I;
Introductory;
I. Introduction 1;
II. The Divergence amid the ISP and the Right Holder Interests 2;
III. Internet Service Provider Defined 4;
IV. Classification of ISPs 6;
V. Nature and Significance of ISP Liability viz. a viz.;
Copyright 10;
VI. Theories of Liability on the Copyright and ISP 12;
Chapter II;
The Indian Perspective of the ISP Liability and Copyright;
I. The General Outlook 19;
II. The Opaqueness of Copyright Law and the ISPs 20;
III. Three Headed Liability 22;
IV. The Copyright Amendment 2012 and the unfathomed waters 24;
V. The scope of ISP Liability under Information Technology Act 30;
VI. The Adequacy of Enforcement Measures 35;
VII. Liability with respect to P2P Networks 37;
Chapter III;
Comparative Law on ISP Liability and Copyright Protection;
I. International Framework 39;
1) Berne Convention;
2) Trips;
3) WIPO Treaties;
II. Comparative Law 44;
1) United States;
2) Australia;
3) United Kingdom;
4) Canada;
Chapter IV;
Evaluation of Law on Copyright and ISP Liability;
I. Jurisdictional Crisis 64;
II. The Concern of Due Diligence 66;
III. Transient and Incidental perplexing 68;
IV. The difficulty of determining the Actual Knowledge And Awareness 69;
v. The ambiguity and defects in the Notice and Takedown Procedure 71;
A. NTP under Copyright Law;
B. NTP under IT Act;
VI. 21 Days Notice Arbitrary? 73;
VII. Over-Compliance & Excessive Censorship Not Healthy;
VIII. Uncontained John Doe Orders adding Fuel to Fire;
IX. Silence of Law towards Delinquent Software Developers Detrimental;
X. Non-Horizontal Law;
Chapter V;
Conclusion and Recommendations;
I. Conclusion;
II. Recommendations.

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