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of <h1>Copyright Act Amendments: 'Appellate Board' Replaced with 'Commercial Court' or 'High Court'; Sections 11 and 12 Omitted</h1> The amendments to the Copyright Act, 1957, primarily replace references to the 'Appellate Board' with 'Commercial Court' or 'High Court' throughout various sections. Specific clauses and sections, such as sections 11 and 12, are omitted, while others are modified to reflect these changes. The definition of 'Commercial Court' is introduced, and procedural changes are made, including appeals against the Registrar of Copyrights' decisions now directed to the High Court. The amendments streamline the adjudication process by involving Commercial Courts and High Courts, removing the Appellate Board's role in these proceedings.
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