In this article the author explores Controlled Digital Lending (CDL) within the context of Indian copyright law, examining its legality based on the First Sale Doctrine and Fair Use Doctrine. It debates how CDL, despite controversy, serves the public interest by offering access to knowledge, especially for those with physical limitations or in remote areas. Through an analysis of legal principles and court precedents, it argues that CDL aligns with fair use and the goal of copyright law to enrich society intellectually. Continue reading Analysing Controlled Digital Lending through the Prism of Fair Use and First Sale Doctrine under Copyright Law