Supreme Court of India
Star Sports India Pvt. Ltd. v. Prasar Bharti & Ors.
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We hold that what is shown are advertisements, the question as to whether these advertisements are shown because of some arrangement between the organisers of the tournament and the sponsors or as a result of arrangement between the broadcasters, i.e. the appellant, and the sponsors is immaterial.
Judgment, page 24
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Sports Broadcasting Signals (Mandatory Sharing with Prasar Bharati) Act, 2007 - ss. 3, 2 (b), 2(h) - Sports Broadcast Signals (Mandatory Sharing with Prasar Bharti) Rules, 2007 - rr. 5, 2(b), 3 - Mandatory sharing of certain sports broadcasting signals - Obligations of a Television Broadcasting Organisation - Scope of - Appellant shared live broadcast signal of a sporting event-world feed with Prasar Bharati - Inclusion of certain enhancing "features" such Hawk-eye, ball delivery speed reference, umpire naming graphics, player statistics, score cards, match summary graphics, replay graphics
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