(6) Where in any criminal or civil proceedings brought by virtue of this Chapter with respect
to the alleged infringement of copyright in a cinematograph film it is proved that the name
purporting to be the name of the author of that film appears thereon in the prescribed manner,
the person whose name so appears shall be presumed to be the author of that film unless the
contrary is proved.
(7) Where in any criminal or civil proceedings brought by virtue of this Chapter with respect
to the alleged infringement of copyright in a sound recording it is proved that records
embodying that recording or part thereof have been issued to the public and that at the time of
such issue there appeared on a label or any other printed matter affixed to such records or in
or on anything in which they were contained, a statement claiming(a) that a person named on the label or printed matter is the author of that recording; or
(b) that the recording was first published in a year and at a place specified on the label or
printed matter, that label or printed matter shall be sufficient evidence of the facts so stated,
except in so far as the contrary is proved.
(8) A claim contemplated in paragraph (a) of subsection (7) may be made by means of the
symbol 'C' in conjunction with the name of the person concerned, and a claim contemplated
in paragraph (b) of that subsection may be made by means of the symbol 'P' in conjunction
with the year and place in question.
(9) Where in any civil proceedings brought by virtue of this Chapter with respect to the
alleged infringement of the copyright in a cinematograph film it is proved that the person
alleged to have committed an infringement has done an act which the owner of the copyright
has the exclusive right to do or to authorise, it shall be presumed, unless the contrary is
proved, that such person did that act without the required authority.
(10) In any civil proceedings brought by virtue of this Chapter with respect to the alleged
infringement of the copyright in a cinematograph film, sound recording or computer program,
it shall be presumed, unless the contrary is proved, that a person trading in the selling, letting
or distribution of copies of any works of such descriptions and who was found in possession
of a copy of any of such works has sold or let or by way of trade offered or exposed for sale
or hire such copy.
(11) Where in any civil proceedings brought by virtue of this Chapter with respect to the
alleged infringement of the copyright in a work it is proved that the person alleged to have
done an act which allegedly infringes the relevant copyright did that act without the authority
of the exclusive licensee, it shall be presumed, unless the contrary is proved, that the relevant
act was done also without the authority of the owner of the copyright concerned.
33 Offences and penalties and proceedings in respect of dealings which
infringe copyright
(1) A person who, at a time when copyright subsists in a work(a) without the authority of the owner of the copyright(i) makes for sale or hire;
(ii) sells or lets or by way of trade offers or exposes for sale or hire;