Considering the Complaint regarding Unlawful Posting of Content and Response Measures Sample Clauses

Considering the Complaint regarding Unlawful Posting of Content and Response Measures. 3.1. If the received complaint fully complies with the requirements of clauses 2.2 to 2.7 of this Procedure and there are no signs of abuse of right described in clause 5 of the Procedure, Nutson shall take steps required to stop the violation of the Applicant’s intellectual rights, as described in clause 3.2 below. The date of complaint receipt shall be deemed the date of successful sending by the Applicant of the filled in form through the Platform interface, that is displayed, in particular, in the relevant section of the Applicant’s page on the Platform, or the date of sending the complaint at xxxxxxx@xxxxxx.xxxx.
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Considering the Complaint regarding Unlawful Posting of Content and Response Measures. 3.1. If the received complaint fully complies with the requirements of clauses 2.2 to 2.7 of this Procedure and there are no signs of abuse of right described in clause 3 of the Procedure, Cheelee shall take steps required to stop the violation of the Applicant’s intellectual rights, as described in clause 3.2 below. The date of complaint receipt shall be deemed the date of successful sending by the Applicant of the filled in form through the Platform interface, that is displayed, in particular, in the relevant section of the Applicant’s page on the Platform, or the date of sending the complaint at Cheelee xxxxxxx@xxxxxxx.xx.

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