Is sharing a guide on registering for the CA exam, including the official website link, considered copyright infringement in India? What happens if the official site sends a legal notice or wants the content removed, even though we wrote it in our own words?

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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

Is sharing a guide on registering for the CA exam, including the official website link, considered copyright infringement in India? What happens if the official site sends a legal notice or wants the content removed, even though we wrote it in our own words?

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

Sharing a guide with an official website link is unlikely to be copyright infringement in India, as the guide is likely original work and the link is public domain. However, if the official site sends a notice requesting removal, it’s advisable to comply to avoid legal hassle, even if you believe you are within your rights.

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