(viii) Even though copyrighted work may contain confidential information, the courts would desist from injuncting the use of such work if it is in public weal. Though there is a difference between a breach of confidence as against infringement of copyright, the Court would not grant an injunction in favour of the person in whom inheres the copyright if it is contrary to public policy, that is,: (a) immoral; (b) scandalous; (c) contrary to family life ; (d) injurious to public life, public health, safety or, is inimical to administration of justice; and (e) incites an action which endangers (c) and (d) above.(ix) The principle of freedom of expression will protect both information and ideas.-न्या. राजीव शकधर यांचे broad principles of law ..on the aspect of "fair dealing" :