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ARTICLE · 09 FEBRUARY 2015

A Reminder About Copyright Infringement

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As many people remember from their school days, it is much better to create something on your own than to copy someone else’s work.

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As many people remember from their school days, it is much better to create something on your own than to copy someone else's work. But where do you stand when matters are not so clear cut, when there are elements of grey, when you suspect that someone has copied your work but knowingly or unfairly altered various aspects or when you have been accused of copyright infringement in relation to a work that you hadn't seen before?

If faced with such scenarios, allegations of copyright infringement are unlikely to be far away.  You may wish to protect and enforce your rights or defend your position.  If so, you may want an understanding of how the Courts are likely to approach the question of copyright infringement.

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