Core Viewpoint - The Supreme Court is addressing a fresh copyright dispute initiated by Ilaiyaraaja Music N Management Pvt Ltd (IMMA) in the Madras High Court, following the dismissal of a similar case previously filed by Sony Music Entertainment in the Bombay High Court [1][8]. Group 1: Legal Proceedings - A fresh lawsuit has been filed by IMMA in the Madras High Court after the Supreme Court dismissed a previous case [1][8]. - The Supreme Court had previously dismissed a plea from Ilaiyaraaja to transfer a copyright dispute involving over 500 musical compositions from the Bombay High Court to the Madras High Court [2][8]. - Sony Music Entertainment is seeking an injunction to restrain IMMA from using 536 musical works, claiming it acquired the rights to these works through Oriental Records and Echo Recording [8][9]. Group 2: Arguments and Claims - Senior advocate Abhishek Singhvi, representing Sony Entertainment, argued that the ongoing dispute pertains to rights that the company had legitimately purchased [3][6]. - Singhvi emphasized that the fresh suit filed in Madras concerns "different films" from those involved in the Bombay proceedings, asserting that the cause of action is different in each case [7][8]. - The earlier transfer plea filed by IMMA had already been dismissed by the Supreme Court, indicating that the issues are already settled [6][8].