New Delhi: People have started preparations for the New Year Party. For this party, people must have chosen their favorite restaurant or bar and have made a list of some songs to enjoy. But there should be a New Year party and even if there is no decree from the police or court, how can this happen? So this time the new order has come from Bombay High Court.
The court, in its new order, said that copyrighted songs cannot be played without paying Phonographic Performance Limited (PPL) for restaurants, pubs and hotels, cafes, bars and resorts across the country. If the song is played without paying for the song, then action can be taken. If you understand this new order of the court directly, then most of the popular and hit songs fall under the purview of PPL India.
Like we know that in India music company T-Series, Sony Music or Universal Music only make songs. PPL India represents the largest record labels, including Saregama, Super Cassettes (T Series), Sony Music, Universal Music, and has given PPL the rights to act on the basis of the assignment and / or exclusive license agreement. , May charge license fee for public performance under relevant sections of 1957.
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