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Yes, particularly if the rightsholder feels the act was "prejudicial to his honor or reputation." Account of profits may cover the actual loss of income, while the additional damages address the moral rights.

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Q: Can damages and accounts of profits be granted as a remedy for copyright infringement simultaneously in one case in India?
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