Copyright Act, 1957
21. Making of records –
(1) Any person intending to make records under
clause (j) of sub-section (1) of Section 52 shall give notice of such intention
to the owner of the copyright and to the Copyright Board at least [(Note: Subs. by G.S.R. 267, dated 22-4-1958)
fifteen days] in advance of the making of the records and shall pay to the
owner of the copyright, along with the notice, the amount of royalties due in
respect of all the records to be made at the rate fixed by the Copyright Board
in this behalf.
(2) Such notice shall contain the following
information, namely:-
(a) The particulars of
the work in respect of which records are to be made;
(b) Alterations and
omissions, if any, which are proposed to be made for the adaptation of the work
to the records;
(c) The name, address
and nationality of the owner of the copyright in the work;
(d) Particulars of the
records made previously recording the work;
(e) The number of
records intended to be made; and
(f) The amount paid to
the owner of the copyright in the work by way of royalties and the manner of
payment.