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A Copyright Takedown Notice is a crucial tool for copyright holders in Saudi Arabia to protect their intellectual property rights in the digital age. This document is typically used when unauthorized copies of copyrighted material are discovered online or in other media formats. The notice must comply with Saudi Arabian Copyright Law (Royal Decree No. M/41), the Anti-Cyber Crime Law, and relevant international treaties to which Saudi Arabia is a signatory. It should clearly identify the copyright owner, the protected work, and the location of the infringing material, while including mandatory statements about good faith and authority. The document serves as the first formal step in addressing copyright infringement before pursuing more extensive legal action through Saudi Arabian courts.

1. Sender Information: Complete contact details of the copyright owner or authorized representative, including name, address, and contact information

2. Recipient Information: Full details of the service provider, platform, or individual hosting the infringing content

3. Date: Date of the notice issuance

4. Copyright Work Identification: Clear description of the copyrighted work being infringed, including registration details if applicable

5. Infringing Material Location: Specific identification of where the infringing material can be found (URLs, locations, etc.)

6. Good Faith Statement: Declaration that the complaint is filed in good faith and that the information provided is accurate

7. Authority Statement: Statement confirming the sender's authority to act on behalf of the copyright owner

8. Under Penalty Statement: Statement that the notice is made under penalty of perjury or false declaration under Saudi law

9. Immediate Action Request: Clear request for immediate removal or disabling of access to the infringing material

10. Signature: Physical or electronic signature of the copyright owner or authorized representative