The Copyright Act provides that where an act has been found to be an infringement of any rights protected under this Act, the court may, on an remedies application made by the rights owner, order the infringer to desist from such act. The owner of any rights protected under this Act shall be entitled to payment, by the infringer who has knowingly or with reasonable grounds to know infringed his rights. The court may, taking into account the conditions set out in sub-section (2), order, without payment of compensation of any sort, the destruction or other reasonable disposition of materials and implements the predominant use of which has been the making of infringing copies, in such manner as the court considers appropriate, as to minimise the risks of continuing or subsequent infringements. A person who willfully and on a commercial scle infringes any reproduction rights protected under this Act, commits an offence and shall on conviction be liable to Impnsonment for a term not exceeding five years or with a fine not exceeding SCR50,000 or with both such imprisonment and fine.  Also, the Industrial Property Act section 108 (c) provides for criminal remedies and further states that The holder of industrial propetiy rights or the person authorised by him or her may seek for any or more or all of the remedies referred to in subsection (1 ). It further states that The Court may order cumulative remedies as it deems appropriate. Chapter 3 Section 118 provides for Section 119 for penalties. 