Sir — The Delhi High Court, might have pronounced a constitutionally sound and pragmatic judgement by allowing photocopying of copyrighted materials for education. But with due respect to the court, does this not leave the author, the publisher and copyright-holder in a position of absolute vulnerability, unprotected in the rights of authorship, even if these rights were not to be taken as ‘inevitable, divine or natural’IJ
And where does one draw the line thenIJ Could such a judgement not be extended to all other products of intellectual labour and creativity as well — to intellectual articles, films and music, for instanceIJ