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Home / News / India News / Oxford Cambridge to drop suit against DU photocopier
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    Oxford Cambridge to drop suit against DU photocopier

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    Last updated on Mar 10, 2017, 06:42 pm
    Oxford Cambridge to drop suit against DU photocopier
  • Sources stated that the Oxford University Press, Cambridge University Press, and Taylor and Francis have filed an application with the Delhi HC to withdraw as plaintiffs in the lawsuit against Rameshwari Photocopy Service.

    They had sued the shop for selling photocopies of parts of their books to students.

    However, they withdrew saying it was incorrect to engage in a legal battle with educational institutions.

  • In this article
    What is a copyright? International publishers file charges against photocopy centre Delhi High Court rejects foreign publishers' plea Publishers appeal against HC order Delhi High Court restores publishers' copyright suit Oxford Cambridge to drop suit against DU photocopier
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    What is a copyright?

  • Copyright is the exclusive legal right given to an author, publisher, or the owner of a specific material, to publish, perform or print the piece.

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    International publishers file charges against photocopy centre

    International publishers file charges against photocopy centre
  • Four years ago, international publishers that included Oxford University Press, Cambridge University Press and Taylor and Francis Books filed charges against a photocopy unit in India.

    The group of publishers alleged that the photocopy centre, Rameshwari Photocopy Service in Delhi University was selling photocopies of their textbooks.

    The court had, in 2012, placed an interim order to ban the shop from photocopying the books.

  • 16 Sep 2016

    Delhi High Court rejects foreign publishers' plea

    Delhi High Court rejects foreign publishers' plea
  • In September this year, the Delhi High Court lifted a ban on a photocopy shop in Delhi University, rejecting a plea from international publishers against photocopying their books.

    The decision, a boon to students, saw the High Court reject it under grounds that the literary pieces do not give 'absolute ownership' to the authors.

    This would enable the students to continue photocopying their textbooks.

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    Publishers appeal against HC order

  • "We have carefully considered the Hon'ble Delhi High Court's judgement, dated September 16, and have decided to file an appeal against this judgement," said a joint statement from the publishers.

  • 09 Dec 2016

    Delhi High Court restores publishers' copyright suit

    Delhi High Court restores publishers' copyright suit
  • After a group of international publishers filed a plea on a copyright issue, the Delhi High Court restored the publishers copyright suit for trial.

    The court stated that the photocopy centre can continue preparing the course packs for students, but directed it to submit a record of the packs every six months.

    This gives relief to the foreign publishers', whose books were being photocopied.

  • 10 Mar 2017

    Oxford Cambridge to drop suit against DU photocopier

    Oxford Cambridge to drop suit against DU photocopier
  • Sources stated that the Oxford University Press, Cambridge University Press, and Taylor and Francis have filed an application with the Delhi HC to withdraw as plaintiffs in the lawsuit against Rameshwari Photocopy Service.

    They had sued the shop for selling photocopies of parts of their books to students.

    However, they withdrew saying it was incorrect to engage in a legal battle with educational institutions.

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