Notice and take-down letter—trade marks

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Notice and take-down letter—trade marks

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[Postal address for internet service provider/host online platform]

[Date]

By registered post and email: [email address for internet service provider/host online platform]

Dear [insert organisation name]

Notice and take-down letter—trade mark infringement on [website URL]

We are writing on behalf of [name of client] of [client’s address] (our Client) in relation to intellectual property enforcement matters. [We are writing with regard to the website available at [website URL] (the Website). OR We are writing with regard to content available on your platform at [website URL] (the Website).] The Website is targeted at UK consumers.

The trade mark(s)

Our

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Jurisdiction(s):
United Kingdom
Key definition:
Internet Service Provider definition
What does Internet Service Provider mean?

Internet service providers (ISPs) supply internet access to individuals and commercial users. They range from large telecommunications providers to small resellers of capacity on a larger network.

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