Copyright Act, 1957. The plaintiff's
own documents show that the copyright is owned by the second defendant.
Customization of the software was done ... customization of the software. Therefore, it is the
contention of the learned counsel that the software was customized and the
copyright in the software, developed
manner infringing the plaintiff's registered copyright in the software
U CAMPUS XL 1.0 registered under No.SW-1727/2005 by using,
marketing, installing ... entering into the said agreement, the defendants were told
that the software was copyright protected, however, the copyright
certificate was granted only in March
softwares of Kensoft, is Kensoft Housing Finance Software "KEN-HFS" and registered with the Registrar, Copyrights Government of India and the said software ... Copyright registration certificate registered by the Registrar of Copyrights, Government of India, at Mumbai and therefore, any hacking or tampering of software anywhere affects
that by sale of the software program the incorporeal right to the software is not transferred since the copyright of the incorporeal right to software ... canned software is a software that is sold off the shelf and it can be used by more than one customer. Whenever software
Company was a
payment of 'Royalty' for use of Copyrights, Software and Logo of US
Company and was covered by Article ... foreign company is not only to use the copy of a
copyright of software but to take copies and to develop the
same and they
Computer Software for garment manufacturing and that the respondent/plaintiff has not produced the software in which he claims a copyright and further that ... that the respondent/plaintiff is an ever an owner of the software or copyright therein and therefore, they are entitled to claim the relief
software. Since the applicant is the first owner of the source code, any unauthorised use of the said software is prohibited under the Copyright ... first respondent are resorting to further dishonest acts of changing the copyrighted software name from KEN_HFS and referring to it as KEN-SHFL. This
source code of the KEN_HFS software, any unauthorised use of the said software is prohibited under copyright statute. The plaintiff is exclusively vested with ... code as well as KEN_HFS software, ORACLE AFSU software by the plaintiff amounts to infringement of copyright, the exclusive rights vested in the plaintiff
assessee to the foreign company for the use of
copyright of 'computer software' was not 'royalty' and that the
same ... right in holding that mere transfer of
right to use copyright software did not amount to royalty
particularly when there has been retrospective additions
assessee to the foreign company for the use of
copyright of 'computer software' was not 'royalty' and that the
same ... right in holding that mere transfer of
right to use copyright software did not amount to royalty
particularly when there has been retrospective additions
