Layout-designs of Integrated Circuits [No. 6 of 2016 323 (3) The High Court shall specify, in the order granting the licence, such remuneration that is to be paid to the qualified owner for the licence, as the Court considers reasonable. 53. (1) A licence granted under section forty-two is— (a) non-exclusive and non-assignable; and (b) subject to the payment to the qualified owner of the compensation specified in the court order as provided in that section. Scope and nature of licence (2) Any licence granted under section forty-two may, on the application of the qualified owner, be terminated by the High Court where the Court is satisfied that the ground on which the licence was granted ceased to exist. PART V INFRINGEMENT OF RIGHTS IN LAYOUT-DESIGNS 54. A registered layout-design is infringed by a person who, not being the qualified owner of the layout-design or a registered user thereof, does any acts specified in section thirty-eight. Infringement of layoutdesign 55. It is not an infringement of a qualified owner’s right in a protected layout-design— (a) if the reproduction is of any part of a protected layoutdesign that does not comply with the requirement of originality as specified in section fifteen; (b) if the reproduction is done for a private purpose and not for the purpose of commercial exploitation; (c) if the reproduction is done for the sole purpose of evaluation, analysis, research or teaching; (d) if it is to use the results of an evaluation, analysis or research to create a different layout-design that complies with the requirement of originality specified in section fifteen; (e) if it is to do any act specified in section fifteen in respect of the different layout-design referred to in paragraph (d); (f) if it is to do any act specified in section fifteen for a qualified owner of another protected layout-design— (i) that is identical to the first-mentioned protected layout-design; and (ii) that is independently created; or Noninfringing acts