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Sports and performer’s right - expanding boundaries of Indian copyright law
Publication details: BangaloreBangalore NLSIU 2020Description: 59 p. ; 25 cmOnline resources:
Contents:
TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 SYNOPSIS ; 1.1. INTRODUCTION ; 1.2. STATEMENT OF PROBLEM ; 1.3. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES ; 1.4. HYPOTHESIS ; 1.5. RESEARCH QUESTIONS ; 1.6. METHODOLOGY ; 1.7. CHAPTERISATION ; 1.8. LITERATURE REVIEW ; 2 SPORTS AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY - AN OVER VIEW ; 2.1. INTRODUCTION ; 2.2. SPORTS AND ITS GROWTH AS AN INDUSTRY ; 2.3. LOOKING THROUGH THE GLASSES OF INTELLECTUAL POPERTY THEORIES ; 2.4. INTERGRATION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND SPORTS ; 2.5. RECOGNITION OF PERFORMERS RIGHT - AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE ; 2.6. INTRODUCTION OF PERFORMER’S RIGHT IN COPYRIGHT LAW ; 2.7. POSITION OF SPORTS IN INDIA ; 2.8. THE NEED FOR INTERGRATION OF SPORTS WITH INDIAN COPYRIGHT LAW ; 2.9. CONCLUSION ; 3 COPYRIGHTABILITY OF SPORTS ; 3.1. INTRODUCTION ; 3.2. SUBJECT MATTER OF SPORTS ; 3.2.1 Sports in India ; 3.2.2 The nature of sports ; 3.3. LAW AND PRECEDENTS ON COPYRIGHTABILITY OF SPORTS ; 3.3.1 Originality of the work ; 3.3.2 Subject matter ; 3.3.3 Fixation of work ; 3.4. SPORTS – AN ADDITIONAL SUBJECT MATTER ; 3.5. CONCLUSION ; 4 RECOGNITION OF SPORTS MOVES INTO COPYRIGHT LAW ; 4.1. INRODUCTION ; 4.2. SPORTS MOVES ; 4.3. INDIAN COPYRIGHT LAW ; 4.4. CRITICISM OF COPYRIGHTABILITY OF SPORTS ; 4.4.1 Functionality of sports moves ; 4.4.2 Impact on competition in sports ; 4.4.3 The absence of mens rea ; 4.5. CONCLUSION ; 5 SPORTS PERSON AS PERFORMER ; 5.1. INTRODUCTION ; 5.2. SPORTS PERSON AS PERFORMER- BOON OR BANE ; 5.2.1 Identifying the right category ; 5.2.2 Legal interpretation on recognising ‘performer’; 5.2.3 Finding the root of the issue ; 5.2.4 Indian position on performer and their rights ; 5.3. CONCLUSION .
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Dissertation
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 SYNOPSIS ; 1.1. INTRODUCTION ; 1.2. STATEMENT OF PROBLEM ; 1.3. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES ; 1.4. HYPOTHESIS ; 1.5. RESEARCH QUESTIONS ; 1.6. METHODOLOGY ; 1.7. CHAPTERISATION ; 1.8. LITERATURE REVIEW ; 2 SPORTS AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY - AN OVER VIEW ; 2.1. INTRODUCTION ; 2.2. SPORTS AND ITS GROWTH AS AN INDUSTRY ; 2.3. LOOKING THROUGH THE GLASSES OF INTELLECTUAL POPERTY THEORIES ; 2.4. INTERGRATION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND SPORTS ; 2.5. RECOGNITION OF PERFORMERS RIGHT - AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE ; 2.6. INTRODUCTION OF PERFORMER’S RIGHT IN COPYRIGHT LAW ; 2.7. POSITION OF SPORTS IN INDIA ; 2.8. THE NEED FOR INTERGRATION OF SPORTS WITH INDIAN COPYRIGHT LAW ; 2.9. CONCLUSION ; 3 COPYRIGHTABILITY OF SPORTS ; 3.1. INTRODUCTION ; 3.2. SUBJECT MATTER OF SPORTS ; 3.2.1 Sports in India ; 3.2.2 The nature of sports ; 3.3. LAW AND PRECEDENTS ON COPYRIGHTABILITY OF SPORTS ; 3.3.1 Originality of the work ; 3.3.2 Subject matter ; 3.3.3 Fixation of work ; 3.4. SPORTS – AN ADDITIONAL SUBJECT MATTER ; 3.5. CONCLUSION ; 4 RECOGNITION OF SPORTS MOVES INTO COPYRIGHT LAW ; 4.1. INRODUCTION ; 4.2. SPORTS MOVES ; 4.3. INDIAN COPYRIGHT LAW ; 4.4. CRITICISM OF COPYRIGHTABILITY OF SPORTS ; 4.4.1 Functionality of sports moves ; 4.4.2 Impact on competition in sports ; 4.4.3 The absence of mens rea ; 4.5. CONCLUSION ; 5 SPORTS PERSON AS PERFORMER ; 5.1. INTRODUCTION ; 5.2. SPORTS PERSON AS PERFORMER- BOON OR BANE ; 5.2.1 Identifying the right category ; 5.2.2 Legal interpretation on recognising ‘performer’; 5.2.3 Finding the root of the issue ; 5.2.4 Indian position on performer and their rights ; 5.3. CONCLUSION .