A person who sells music that was created by someone else could _____. be sued in court for copyright infringement be sued in court for patent infringement help the person who created the music legally make money from the sale of the music
Yes, a person can sell music that was created by someone could be sued in court for copyright infringement
Explanation:
In this case he/she should take permission from patent or copyright holder. Copyright infringement is the use of work of anyone without their permission.
Effect of copyright infringement depends upon the various factor. Copyright infringement is considered as the piracy or thief.
Piracy means copying and selling the copyrights works. Copyrights holders are the one to whom copyright has been assigned.
Copyright violation is resolved through the negotiation or direct take down or by compensating the copyright holders.
