Intellectual Property Claim

We invite you to get in touch with us via the process described below if you suspect that Jimystomre has violated your intellectual property rights.
A. HOW TO REPORT AN OFFENSE AGAINST INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY:
After receiving a proper notice, we will (1) remove or disable access to any material (including, but not limited to, text, graphics, and photos) (collectively, “Content”) that we reasonably determine to be in violation of the intellectual property rights of third parties, and (2) terminate the service of repeat offenders.

If you have reason to suspect that any of the Content displayed on or accessible via the website infringes upon or otherwise violates your intellectual property rights, please submit a notification of infringement to the Designated Agent specified below.

1. a description of the infringing work or other intellectual property, including the registration number(s) if applicable, that you believe has been infringed on or via the website;

2. Specific identification of the infringing Content, including (a) a description of the allegedly infringing use of the identified copyrighted work or other intellectual property by the infringing material, and (b) a description of the specific location of the infringing material within the Website, with enough specificity for us to verify its existence within the Website;

3. information that may be used to get in touch with you, such as your name and email address; your postal address; your phone number; and your e-mail address.

4. A declaration by you that you believe, with reasonable certainty, that the disputed use of the copyrighted work or other intellectual property is not allowed by the copyright holder, its agents, or the law;

5. A declaration under penalty of perjury from you that you are the rights holder or are authorised to act on behalf of the rights holder and that the information given in your notice is true and correct; and

6. The authorised signer’s signature, either electronically or physically.

B. WHEN THE DESIGNATED AGENT RECEIVES A CORRECT BONA FIDE INFRINGEMENT NOTIFICATION:
Our policy is to take down any content that has been reported as being infringing as soon as possible.

B. DIRECTIONS FOR ISSUING A RESPONSE TO THE DESIGNATED AGENT’S NOTICE:
If we believe that the removed or disabled access to Content is not infringing, or if we believe that we have the right to post and use such Content from the rights owner, the owner’s agent, or pursuant to the law (including as a fair use), we will send a counter-notice containing the following information to the Designated Agent set forth below:

1. Specification of the deleted or disabled Content, including a description of the website page where the content was located prior to removal or disablement;

2. Submitting an affidavit under penalty of perjury stating that we have a reasonable suspicion that the challenged material was mistakenly identified or deleted;

3. We provide our complete name, street address, phone number, and email address;

4. An acknowledgment by us that the Federal Court has jurisdiction over us because of where our office is situated;

5. Our signature, digital or otherwise.

When the Designated Agent receives a counter-notice, it may advise the original complaining party that the deleted Content may be restored or that the Designated Agent will no longer disable the Content after 10 business days. After 10-14 business days of receiving the counter-notice, at our discretion, we may replace the withdrawn Material or restore access to it, unless the rights owner pursues an action seeking a court order against the member.

If you falsely claim that certain content or conduct is infringing, you might be held liable for damages, including legal expenses, under Section 512(f) of the DMCA.