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BTG Legal | An introduction to the legal framework and copyright for NFTs in India

Published on 17th October 2022

BTG Legal, an Osborne Clarke relationship firm in India, has written an Insight on how non-fungible tokens are treated in India

BTG Legal, an Osborne Clarke relationship firm in India, has written an Insight on copyright issues and the legal framework for non-fungible tokens in India.

Visit the BTG Legal website to find  out more.

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