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Various remedies are available to protect the liberty of a person who has not been arrested during investigation but is fearful of being taken into custody by the court upon his first appearance.

Intellectual property law is fundamentally a tightrope act. On one side, the legal framework must aggressively shield the exclusive rights of creators and innovators secure the commercial dividends of their labor. On the other side, the law must prevent the monopolization of ideas from stifling follow-on innovation and legitimate commerce.To maintain this delicate equilibrium, India’s Copyright Act, 1957 , equips rightsholders with two distinct arsenals.