Copyright Act, 2004, 12 "infringement" means an act that violates a right protected under this Act; "licence" ,means a lawfully granted licence permitting the doing of an act controlled by this Act; "literary work" includes irrespective of literacy quality, any of the following works or works similar to them ­ (a) novels, stories or poetical works; (b) plays, stage directions, film scenarios or broadcasting scripts; (c) textbooks, treaties, histories, biographies, essays or articles; (d) choreographic works; (e) encyclopedias, dictionaries, directories, time tables, anthologies, databases or compilation of data or other material, whether or not in machine readable form, which by reason of the selection or arrangement of contents constitutes intellectual creations; (f) letters, reports or memoranda; (g) law reports, excluding court decisions; (h) lectures, addresses or sermons; and (i) computer proQrammes. whatever may be the mode or form of expression; "moral right" means any of the rights mentioned in section 1 0;