Copyright Act, 1957
7. Notice of application –
(1) When any such application has been made,
the Copyright Board shall, as soon as possible, give notice of the application
in the official Gazette and also, if the Copyright Board thinks fit, in one or
two newspapers and shall send a copy of the notice to the owner of the
copyright, wherever practicable.
(2) Every such notice shall contain the
following particulars:-
(a) The date of the application;
(b) The name, address
and nationality of the applicant;
(c) Particulars of the
work which is to be translated;
(d) The date and
country of the first publication of the work;
(e) The name, address
and nationality of the owner of the copyright as stated in the application;
(f) The language in
which the work is to be translated; and
(g) The Registration
Number of the work in the Register of Copyrights, if any.