As per case facts, plaintiffs, providers of specialized software, alleged defendants were using pirated versions of their copyrighted programs for business operations. Investigations and internal data confirmed unauthorized usage. Defendants ... initially denied the claims and later failed to file a written statement or respond to the summary judgment application, despite repeated opportunities from the court. The question arose whether a summary judgment could be granted in favor of the plaintiffs when the defendants had not presented any defense or rebuttal to the allegations. Finally, the court concluded that with no defense from the defendants, the plaintiffs' claims were deemed admitted, establishing copyright infringement. Citing precedents, the court found the defendants had no real prospect of successfully defending the claim. Consequently, the court decreed a permanent injunction against the defendants for copyright infringement and awarded costs to the plaintiffs, deciding not to pursue damages as requested by the plaintiffs.