1* Research Scholar, Department Of Management, Nims University Rajasthan.
2 Associate Professor, Finance, Dbs Global University, Dehradun, Uttarakhand.
3 Dean & Director, The Department Of Humanities, Uka Tarsadia University, Gujarat.
The creations of literary and artistic nature act as a unique feature for humans. The objective of the copyright is to protect the writer or creator of the original work from the unauthorized reduplication or exploitation of his accouterment as the copyright law grants the exclusive right on the creative work. In general sense, copyright society can be referred to as a legal body whose object is to protect or safeguard the interest of owners of the work in which copyright subsists. Further, it gives assurance to the creative authors of the commercial management apart from protection. Thus, a copyright society is an intermediary that links creators and users of copyrights in such a manner that promotes an equitable and profitable environment for holistic growth by way of providing the management of royalties and licensing facilities to the former and a diverse market to the latter. The indian copyright act, 1957 covers the regulation of copyright societies in a clear and concise manner and further establishes that it is foremost the copyright owners and authors, who benefit from the membership in said associations. Despite the ever-present challenges and the increasing technological requirements to keep these societies functional, the need of the same still remains indispensable with its significant contribution to the global economy and the cultural development.
Keywords: Copyright Society, Collective Management, Registration Of Copyright Society, Functions, Rights And Liabilities Of The Copyright Society, Anomaly.
How To Cite This Article: Ajayae G, Choudhary A, Patel R. Copyright Society In India: Understanding Its Functions And Role In Creative Work Management. Int J Drug Deliv Technol. 2026;16(16s):168. Doi: 10.25258/ijddt.16.16s.17