Takedown Policy
Intellectual Property Violation and Removal Policy
Applying to all content published by [Owner Name] (“the Company”) on coloringgorilla.com, this Policy explains how we handle any claim of intellectual property violation.
1. Definitions and Meanings
Throughout this Policy, each term below carries the meaning shown.
“Working Day” means any day apart from Saturday or Sunday when ordinary banks run their full range of normal services.
“Violation Material” means any content shared by the Company that is claimed, or proven, to infringe intellectual property rights.
“Intellectual Property Rights” covers every patent, invention right, design right, trademark, trade name, and business name, along with the goodwill tied to them.
Also covered are rights to act against misrepresentation or unfair competition, copyright, moral rights, database rights, topography rights, domain names, rights in confidential information (such as expertise and trade secrets), and all similar rights anywhere in the world, registered or not, now or in the future, including every application, renewal, and extension for their full term.
“Notice” means any message the Company receives that reports an alleged violation.
2. Reporting and Removal
Careful steps guard every page we publish, yet no system can rule out infringement completely. Honest mistakes still remain possible.
Spotting your own work used by the Company without proper permission? Reach out to us using the steps described below.
3. How to Send a Notice
Found material protected by your intellectual property rights inside our content? Contact the Company right away through the form near the bottom of this page, and include each of these:
- Your name and your contact details.
- Full details of the content you believe infringes, which may include web addresses, marked copies, screenshots, or any other proof you find useful.
- A clear description of the alleged violation.
- Evidence that you own the intellectual property rights in the Violation Material, or evidence that you may act for the owner of those rights.
Receipt of every Notice is confirmed within 7 Working Days.
4. Review and Removal
Once a Notice arrives, our team runs a first review to judge how believable and valid the claim looks.
Should that review suggest the claim holds weight, the Violation Material comes down while we finish investigating, or until you and the Company reach an agreement.
Supplied to us by a third party? In that case, we will contact that party during the investigation to learn how far their rights over the material reach.
Where it seems wise and necessary, legal advice may be sought to settle any question of violation.
Wrapping up our first review, we will reach out with the result and, where it fits, talk through a fair way to resolve your complaint.
5. Resolving Complaints
Fair and swift handling guides every complaint we receive. These results are hoped for, though none is promised:
- Finding no violation, the alleged Violation Material stays exactly as it is.
- Restoring the material unchanged, with no license fee required, is one possible path.
- Sometimes the content returns unchanged under the terms of an agreed paid license.
- Editing the material to strip out the infringing parts may resolve the matter.
- Removal for good, with no republishing, can also be the outcome.
Unable to settle a complaint? The Violation Material then stays down until a fair resolution is reached, however long that takes.
Heading into legal proceedings, an unresolved complaint causes the material to stay down, this Policy to stop applying, and the matter to be settled by the parties, their lawyers, or the courts of [your country].
6. Changes to this Policy
Reserved to the Company is the right to revise this Policy whenever we judge it necessary, or whenever the law requires.