India:
Division Bench Of Delhi High Court Denies Removal Of Google, RMPIL, Amazon Etc. As Parties From Blueberry Books' Copyright Infringement Case
22 June 2016
S.S. Rana & Co. Advocates
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The Division Bench of Delhi High Court in the case of Blueberry
Books & Ors. V. Google India Pvt. Ltd & Ors., has ruled, in
favor of the appellant, canceling the removal of Google India Pvt.
Ltd., RMPIL and Amazon as Parties in the case where the companies
amongst a host of others were alleged to infringe Blueberry's
copyright.
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