When Stature Becomes Substance: Judicial Deference and Moral Rights in the Ilaiyaraaja Injunction
The bigger the stardom, the likelier an injunction. Discussing the role of stardom, fame, and eminence in moral rights jurisprudence and adjudication, Arshiya Gupta argues that fame and stature are good indicators of how seriously Courts treat your moral right claims, thus implicitly creating a hierarchy of claims. Arshiya is a third-year law student at National Law University, Delhi, with a keen inclination towards PIL, IPR, and criminal law. Image from here When Stature Becomes Substance: Judicial Deference and Moral […]
