��������Ƶ

A Copyright Takedown Notice is a crucial tool for intellectual property protection in the Philippines, used when copyright owners discover unauthorized use of their protected works, particularly in digital environments. This document, governed by the Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines and related digital laws, provides a formal mechanism for requesting the removal of infringing content. It should be used when unauthorized copies or uses of copyrighted material are identified, and informal resolution attempts have been unsuccessful or are impractical. The notice must include specific details about the copyrighted work, precise location of the alleged infringement, contact information, and required legal declarations. This formal process helps establish a clear record of the copyright owner's attempts to protect their rights and may be important in any subsequent legal proceedings.

1. Notice Date and Recipient Details: Date of the notice and complete contact information of the hosting provider/platform/website operator

2. Rights Holder Information: Complete identification and contact details of the copyright owner or authorized representative

3. Work Identification: Clear description of the copyrighted work(s) being infringed, including registration details if applicable

4. Infringing Material Details: Specific identification of the allegedly infringing material, including URLs or other precise locations

5. Good Faith Statement: Declaration that the notice is being made in good faith and that the information provided is accurate

6. Authority Statement: Statement confirming authority to act on behalf of the copyright owner

7. Certification Under Penalty of Perjury: Formal declaration of truth of the claims under penalty of perjury

8. Electronic or Physical Signature: Signature of the copyright owner or authorized representative