A Deed of Assignment of Copyright by Legal Heir is a legal document that transfers ownership of a copyrighted work from the legal heirs of the deceased copyright owner to another person or entity. It is used when the copyright owner of a work has passed away and their legal heirs wish to assign the copyright to another party.

The Deed of Assignment typically includes the following key points:

• The name and contact information of the legal heirs and the assignee
• The title of the copyrighted work and the registration number (if any)
• The date of creation and the date of death of the copyright owner
• A statement confirming that the legal heirs have the right to assign the copyright and that the assignee agrees to accept the assignment
• The signatures of the legal heirs and the assignee
• The date of the Deed of Assignment

The Deed of Assignment of Copyright by Legal Heir is required to be filed with the Intellectual Property Office in order to effect the change of ownership of the copyright. The assignment has to be done in the presence of a Notary Public or an advocate.

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