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On a prima facie assessment, the court restrains unauthorised uses of the performer's name, voice, likeness and other identity attributes and orders action on listed impersonation content, allowing further disputes to return to court.
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On a prima facie assessment, the court restrains unauthorised uses of the performer's name, voice, likeness and other identity attributes and orders action on listed impersonation content, allowing further disputes to return to court.
Ad-interim relief, not a final merits judgment or universal ban on imitation. Enforcement and subsequent orders not checked.
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On a prima facie assessment, the court restrains unauthorised uses of the performer's name, voice, likeness and other identity attributes and orders action on listed impersonation content, allowing further disputes to return to court.
SRC-0426Order date and paragraphs 12–21.
Bombay High Court; text reproduced by Indian Kanoon · EN · 2026-09-03
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