Question
Examine the concept of originality in copyright. Refer to case laws.
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Originality is an important legal concept with respect to copyright. Originality is the aspect of a created or invented work that makes it new or novel, and thereby distinguishes it from reproductions, clones, forgeries, or derivative works. In this regard, an original work stands out because it was not copied from the work of others.
There is no objective minimum amount of content required for a work to be included within the scope of copyright. The Copyright Act defines only two requirements for copyright ability: original authorship and fixation. “Original” means a work created through
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