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I am an academically diligent student. I never share notes, but a batchmate took out my copy and made photocopies for herself. Can I sue her for copyright infringement and IP theft? Serious question, I am very pissed at her.
Wow. Gen Z is seriously f-ed up. College is a place meant for sharing and helping.
Gen Z will say

Marx is bae

But when it comes to our class notes

Intellectual property rights will stay!
No, college is the place where you grind hard and succeed. Not a place to espouse socialism.
Bruh Suing for IP infringement me criminal law exception kaha se aagaya?
Genuinely confused whether a troll wrote this or a first year student. IP theft because somebody copied your notes? LMAO.
No commercial exploitation. And they're using it for educational purpose (fair use).

Do one thing- study basics of IP law. You won't ask such foolish questions on such platforms again. They're just notes- share them. Just have a word with her, and resolve the issue.
Non Commercial Exploitation is bad defence here since the entire work was copied for the purpose for making the author's rights over the original work pointless. If they wanted to do this, they should have applied for a compulsory license.
100s of copies have already been made by us. Stop us if you can girl.
didi / bhai joh bhi hai ek baar section 51 of copyright act padhlo
my notes ARE artistic work, this is absolute bs how everyone on this forum is fine with people stealing MY property, MY very own intellectual property, and calling ME stupid for wanting to sue. Infuriating to say the least.
* do also read section 52 of copyright act about fair use and University of Oxford v. Rameshwari Photocopy Service yeh case padho samjh ajegaa

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If you have to ask this question online, perhaps you are not as academically diligent as claimed.
You are studying law. Your notes are nothing but summary or paraphrased version of the work the legislature and judiciary does, take a chill pill. Be happy someone used you instead of QuillBot.
And Copyright protects the expression and not the content. It's her notes and she has all the copyright over it thanks to the Act.
Oxford- DU case (don't remember the exact name) is squarely applicable here.

Your suit will be dismissed.
No the Oxford DU case is not applicable here. That was to create course packs from multiple works. Here is a 100% reproduction of the work itself.
No, it doesn't 'squarely' apply here. Students making free copies of books of publishing house is different from a student copying the work of other student.
Juta maar ke bhagaye ga thula. You guys seem to have never dealt with police. Just because something is theoretically possible under the law doesn’t mean it is practically tenable.
What makes you think cops will entertain her for filing an FIR against theft of notes? Stop being dumb.
I think well made notes require intellectual inputs and merit protection, so if you frame your case well you should be able to.
None of these people are working for society, except to achieve their own ends. Kaise gawar log aa jate hai yaha?
Prosecute her for academic espionage and waging war against academic integrity.
If you're asking this then maybe your notes aren't as worth it as your batchmate thought
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