Intellectual Property Policy

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Introduction
• What are intellectual property rights?
• Reporting Infringements
• Notices & Claims That Will be Rejected

Introduction

The logo and name of DiziShore are the registered trademarks, and their use is restricted and protected by intellectual property law of UK including rest of the world where these are registered and under WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organisation). ‘DiziShore’ aims to offer the best platform for digital products where both buyers and sellers can come together. DiziShore also respects the intellectual property rights of all brands and owners and does not tolerate violations of these rights.

What are intellectual property rights?

Intellectual property rights are the rights given to legal and natural persons over the creations of their minds. They usually give the creator an exclusive right over the use of his/her creation for a certain period. Anyone can register their intellectual property and have the rights over their respective creations. ‘DiziShore’ does not support any content that violates the intellectual property rights of others. The Merchants including Vendors, affiliates and sellers take full responsibility for all the digital products they list for the website, and they are in no way associated with ‘DiziShore’. It is notified that ‘DiziShore’ does not provide legal advice; it is advisable you contact a lawyer to gain legal information pertaining to the IP rights.  

Reporting Infringements

‘DiziShore’ accepts claims of Intellectual Property infringement. This needs to come from an authorised representative who has the appropriate rights. ‘DiziShore’ will only accept a notice of IP infringement from the rights owner or an agent who has permission from the rights owners to do so. To support your claim, you need to have proof of ownership. You can send your claim to us as per ‘Copyright and Distribution Policy’ on this website.

DiziShore.com will take appropriate action once it has verified the claim and how the provided details have turned out accurate. It will include the removal of the content and action against the seller.

Notices & Claims That Will be Rejected

In order to consider the intellectual property rights, It is vital that the intellectual property rights are registered in the country  from where they are being infringed.