No music please, court tells Bengaluru fashion week

January 31, 2012 11:11

In a setback to the organisers of the upcoming Bangalore Fashion Week, the Delhi high court has restrained them from playing music or videos in which the copyright rests with Phonographic Performance Ltd, a society of music firms.

Justice Manmohan Singh has directed the Intercontinental Hotel Group and the other organisers of the BFW not to play any sound recording during the four-day event for which they need a license from Phonographic Performance LTD.

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