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1 May 2015CopyrightMahua Roy Chowdhury

Prosecuting software infringement in India

In the digital era, every country is witnessing increasing litigation over software infringement. But are our civil courts and even litigators prepared to handle such complex cases and analysis? Many countries have been able to set up special intellectual property courts and may have the privilege of having a judiciary and attorneys with expertise in software.

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