( Powers of Copyright Board) Under the Copyright Act, 1957, the Copyright Board has the following powers: (i) If any question arises whether - (a) whether the work has been published or the date on which the work was published for the purposes of the term of copyright, or (b) If the period of copyright for any work is shorter in any other country than the period provided under this Act in relation to that work, then it is referred to the Copyright Board constituted under section 11 and in this regard The decision of the Board is final. (ii) Disputes regarding assignment of copyright are settled by the Copyright Board. (iii) Complaints regarding compulsory license in works withheld from the public are presented before the Copyright Board for decision. (iv) The power to grant license for reproduction and publication of literary, scientific or artistic work for certain purposes is vested in the Copyright Board. (v) The Copyright Board ha...
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