Lulu International Malls Assures Bombay High Court It Will Not Play Copyright Songs On Its Premises

The Bombay High Court has ruled that Lulu Mall violated copyright laws by playing copyrighted music without the required PPL (Phonographic Performance Limited) license. The case involved Lulu Mall, which had been playing music in its premises without obtaining a proper license from PPL. The Court found that the mall’s actions amounted to copyright infringement, as the music being played was protected by copyright. The ruling highlights the significance of complying with copyright laws, particularly for businesses that use music or other creative works in public spaces. The decision serves as a reminder that businesses must obtain appropriate licenses to avoid legal issues and penalties related to intellectual property rights.