The Act provides certain exceptions to the infringement of copyright. These exceptions include the following:
The copyright for a work will not be infringed if the work is used by way of illustration for teaching purposes. However, such use must be in accordance with fair practice and the source of the article and the name of the author, if it is available, must be mentioned.
Fair dealing with a literary or musical work will not constitute infringement if the work is used for purposes of research or private study.