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Indian Perspective of Fair Dealing under Copyright Law: Lex Lata or Lex Ferenda ?

The article concludes to say that though the Indian courts have borrowed the factor analysis method in the assessment of fair dealing from US and have also adopted a disciplined approach in dealing with this defence, Indian copyright jurisprudence is still awaiting its watershed equivalent of Folsom v Marsh to address fundamental issues about the purpose, meaning and application of the Indian law on fair dealing. The role of fair dealing in the overall scheme of Indian copyright law regime remains to be defined.