parody

Explore the Doctrine of Fair Use under U.S. and Indian copyright law. Learn how fair use and fair dealing protect criticism, education, research, and parody, the four-factor test courts apply, and key cases like Folsom v. Marsh and the Delhi High Court's Oxford photocopying ruling.

The doctrine of fair use balances copyright protection with public interest, enabling transformative uses like criticism, education, and parody. Both U.S. and Indian frameworks ensure creativity thrives while safeguarding creators’ rights against market harm.