A convicted infringer is liable to be imprisoned between six months and three years, and to be fined between fifty thousand and two lakh rupees under section 63 of the copyright Act. The punishment is enhanced for subsequent convictions.Jun 11, 2017
A convicted infringer is liable to be imprisoned between six months and three years, and to be fined between fifty thousand and two lakh rupees under section 63 of the Act. The punishment is enhanced for subsequent convictions.Jun 11, 2017
Plagiarism, seems to me, is perhaps a bit easier these days, but it’s always been very easy, and the plagiarist has always been quite aware of the sources he wishes to plagiarize. there should be proper investigation on plagiarist.
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shubham jain
A convicted infringer is liable to be imprisoned between six months and three years, and to be fined between fifty thousand and two lakh rupees under section 63 of the copyright Act. The punishment is enhanced for subsequent convictions.Jun 11, 2017
December 6, 2017 at 10:09 AMshubham jain
A convicted infringer is liable to be imprisoned between six months and three years, and to be fined between fifty thousand and two lakh rupees under section 63 of the Act. The punishment is enhanced for subsequent convictions.Jun 11, 2017
December 6, 2017 at 10:11 AMpriyal jain
Plagiarism, seems to me, is perhaps a bit easier these days, but it’s always been very easy, and the plagiarist has always been quite aware of the sources he wishes to plagiarize. there should be proper investigation on plagiarist.
December 6, 2017 at 10:21 AM