#Spb ilayaraja full
#Spb ilayaraja license

And the matter is super complex and as you suggested usually ends up being settled internally and out of court.

#Spb ilayaraja full

PS: Full disclosure, I'm NOT an IP lawyer nor am I an expert in Copyright Laws. That brings back to my original statement that the it's not really clear who owns the copyright and rights to royalty unless it's explicitly mentioned in the contract, which is what ISRA is advising it's members these days. ISRA have started approaching for payment of royalties. Since the PPL 1 and IPRS 1 2 are no longer registered copyright societies. Now talking about IPRS, the very legal status of IPRS is questionable Source 1 Source 2. Source and has even accused IPRS cheating and bribery Source. Ilayaraja has been pretty vocal about licensing and paying royalties right from 2010. This is exactly the reason KJ Yesudas and his son Vinod Yesudas stirred up the hornet's nest back in 2004 asking for royalties for performing his songs. Some singers are under the impression that IPRS treats them as nothing more than Vocal Instruments, this is the reason ISRA (Indian Singer's Right's Association) was formed. PPL is responsible to look after rights the Music Label. IPRS is responsible for royalties of composers and lyricists. Firstly the singers are usually not included in the royalty payments from the IPRS. In western countries organizations like BMI, ASCAP, SESAC do the same job. These things are quite common and get resolved internally. Probably Ilaiyaraja is not even aware of it.

#Spb ilayaraja license

The issue with Ilaiyaraja is SPB's world tour organizers did not get license from IPRS to perform Ilaiyaraja's songs, so his lawyer sent a legal notice to SPB's world tour organizers. No matter how many people own the copyright of a song they all receive royalties. pay royalties to copyright holders through IPRS. So the concert organizers of Sundhi Chauhan, Arijit Singh etc. and collect royalties on behalf of artists. These two non-profit organizations act as mediators between artists and concert organizers, TV/radio channels etc. In India all live performances are licensed by IPRS (Indian Performing Right Society) and all recorded music played in public or in TV/radio is licensed by PPL (Phonographic Performance Ltd).