AS AN INTERMEDIARY, JBG ENDURA 101 IS NOT LIABLE FOR ANY THIRD-PARTY CONTENT UPLOADED, TRANSMITTED, DISPLAYED, PUBLISHED, OR SHARED ON ITS PLATFORM. BY USING JBG ENDURA 101.COM, YOU AGREE TO THE CONDITIONS SET OUT IN THIS NOTICE AND TAKE-DOWN POLICY.
- COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT NOTIFICATION If the owner of a copyright-protected work or an agent authorized to act on the copyright owner's behalf (the "Owner") believes the work posted on the JBG Endura 10 website is infringing the owner's copyright under the relevant law, the owner may submit a copyright infringement notification.
- COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT NOTIFICATION PROCEDUR E
JBG Endura 101 recommends that owners of copyright-protected content report alleged copyright infringement by submitting a written complaint (the “Complaint”) either through a web form (recommended) or through email at info@jbgendura101.in. The complaint should include the following:
- Contact Information: The Owner will need to provide information that will allow Endura 101 and the uploader(s) of the video(s) that the Owner’s objects to to contact the Owner regarding the complaint, such as an email address, physical address, or telephone number.
- Description of Work: The owner must provide in the complaint a complete and accurate description of the copyrighted content that the owner is seeking to protect. This must also include the specific URL of the video that the owner believes to be infringing. This is necessary in order to aid us in locating the allegedly infringing video.
- Signature: The complaint must include the physical or electronic signature or digital signature of the owner. To satisfy this requirement, the owner may type their full legal name (a first and last name, not a company name) as the signature at the bottom of the complaint.
- TAKE-DOWN OF COPYRIGHT INFRINGING WORK
In the case of a complaint by the owner that is submitted in accordance with the procedure in Clause 2 and found to be valid, JBG Endura 101 may refrain from facilitating access to the allegedly infringing work for a period of 21 (twenty-one) days or until an order from a competent court is received, whichever is earlier. In the event that JBG Endura 101 receives no such order before the expiration of twenty-one days, JBG Endura 101 may reinstate access to the said work.
- NOTIFICATION OF OBJECTIONABLE CONTENT AND TAKE-DOWN BY JBG ENDURA 101
Users may submit a complaint against objectionable content by submitting a written complaint (the “Complaint”) either through a web form (recommended) or through email at info@jbgendura101.in. The complaint should include the following:
- Contact Information: The complainant will need to provide information that will allow JBG Endura 101 to contact the complainant regarding the complaint, such as an email address, physical address, or telephone number.
- Description of Work: The complainant must provide in the complaint a description of the objectionable content that the complainant is seeking to protest. This must also include the specific URL of the video that the complainant believes to be objectionable. This is necessary in order to aid JBG Endura 101 in locating the allegedly objectionable video. General information about the video, such as a channel URL or username alone, shall not be adequate. The URL should be in the following format: http://www.JBG Endura 101.com/_____________/.
- Necessary Format: The complaint should include the following statements: “I have a good faith belief that the use of the material in the manner complained of violates any law or the conditions in Clause 4 of JBG Endura 101’s Notice and Take Down Policy” and “The information in this notification is accurate to my knowledge.”
- If JBG Endura 101 determines, in its sole discretion and judgment, that the user content violates any of the aforementioned conditions, it shall be entitled to immediately take down or otherwise block access to the user content.
- JBG ENDURA 101: IMMUNITY FROM LIABILITY
JBG Endura 101 is an intermediary and shall not be liable for any act of copyright infringement or any other objectionable user content, as provided under the Copyright Act, 1957, the Information Technology Act, 2000, and the Rules thereunder.
