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Marx is bae
But when it comes to our class notes
Intellectual property rights will stay!
Do one thing- study basics of IP law. You won't ask such foolish questions on such platforms again. They're just notes- share them. Just have a word with her, and resolve the issue.
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Your suit will be dismissed.
What I used to do to avoid this was I'd put easter eggs in my notes that only I knew were easter eggs. Always loved it when people who told me they didn't use my notes yet managed to list the same fake cases in their answers and lose marks for them. LOL.
1. Shahrukh Khan - Entertaining Masses
2. Amartya Sen - Economist working for masses
3.DYC - Electroral Bonds, Queer Support
4. Virat Kohli - Face of Indian Cricket
5. College Toppers - Society does not care