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Get started Learn moreCopyright protects original creative expression, not ideas. Under the Copyright Act, 1957, it arises automatically when you create the work. Registration is not compulsory, but a registration certificate is strong evidence of ownership if someone copies your work.
No, but it is valuable proof of ownership.
Generally no. Names and short phrases are usually protected, if at all, as trademarks.
No. Copyright protects the way an idea is expressed, not the idea itself.
Protection abroad depends on international treaties and each country’s rules. Ask us for your case.
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