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The Copyright Infringement Letter is a critical legal instrument in the Dutch intellectual property protection framework, used when unauthorized use of copyrighted material is discovered. This document type is employed when a copyright holder needs to formally address infringement of their intellectual property rights and seek immediate remedy. The letter must align with Dutch legal requirements and typically precedes any court action, serving as formal notice and documentation of the right holder's attempt to resolve the matter amicably. It should detail the specific infringement, provide evidence of copyright ownership, and clearly state demands for cessation of infringing activities. The document is particularly relevant in today's digital age where copyright infringement can occur rapidly and across borders, though it maintains jurisdiction under Dutch law and EU regulations.
