Copyrights

Copyright is a bundle of rights, which grants protection to the unique expression of ideas. Ideas per se cannot be protected; it is the expression of ideas in a material medium that is the subject matter of copyright protection. Copyright is a negative right and the owner of a copyright gets the right to prevent others from copying his work without his consent towards a commercial end. However, at the same time, it gives to the author an exclusive right for the commercial exploitation of his work.

Although copyright in a work exists automatically when an original work is created, a certificate of registration is evidence that your creation is protected by copyright and that you, the person registered, are the owner. It can be used in court as evidence of ownership. At IPR Department we perform following activities for Copyright Protection :

• Search
• Filing
• Prosecution
• Maintenance