Asha Bhosle v. Mayk Inc.
P.C:
1. Mr. Lohia Learned Counsel appearing on behalf of the Applicant/Plaintiff, at the outset pointed out that the Defendants though served, have today not appeared. He undertakes to file an Affidavit of Service in the Registry of this Court within a period of one week from today. He thus presses the Interim Application for ad interim reliefs.
2. Mr. Lohia submits that the Applicant/Plaintiff has filed the captioned Commercial IP Suit inter alia seeking protection of her personality rights, which would include within its scope the Applicant/Plaintiff’s name, voice, signatures, photographs, images, and caricatures of the Applicant/Plaintiff as also various other attributes of the Applicant/Plaintiff’s personality rights against unauthorised/unlicensed use and/or commercial exploitation. Additionally he points out that the Suit also pertains to the violation of the Applicant/Plaintiff's moral rights, which vest in the Applicant/Plaintiff in respect of her performances as conferred upon the Applicant/Plaintiff by virtue of Section 38-B of the Copyright Act, 1957.
3. Mr. Lohia then invited my attention to the Plaint, to point out that the Applicant/Plaintiff is an eminent and well
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