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Delhi High Court Steps Into a Landmark Music Copyright Battle Over 134 Films

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A court ruling in Delhi has sent ripples through India's music and entertainment world, pitting one of the subcontinent's most celebrated composers against a major music label in a dispute that raises fundamental questions about who owns a film score.

🎵 High Court Restrains Ilaiyaraaja in Saregama Copyright Dispute

The Delhi High Court has issued an order restraining celebrated music composer Ilaiyaraaja from broadcasting songs from 134 films, pending the resolution of a copyright dispute brought by music label Saregama. The case centres on contested ownership of the musical works and the rights to broadcast them publicly. The ruling is being closely watched by the Indian film and music industry, as it could have wide-reaching implications for how composer rights and label rights are defined and enforced. [7]

Sources: [7] The Hindu

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Delhi High Court Steps Into a Landmark Music Copyright Battle Over 134 Films