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Legal • Statutory Notice

Notice of Copyright Infringement.

Statutory takedown notice under Rule 75 of the Indian Copyright Rules, 2013 (Copyright Act, 1957).

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Rule 75 Statutory Procedure & 21-Day Hold Notice

Under Rule 75 of the Copyright Rules, 2013, an intermediary that receives a compliant notice of infringement shall take steps to disable access to the content within 36 hours.

The 21-Day Restraint Mandate: The disabled material shall be held for a temporary period of twenty-one (21) days. In order for the takedown to remain in effect beyond 21 days, the complainant must produce an order from a court of competent jurisdiction restraining the performance or distribution of the work. If no court order is produced within 21 days, Grootin is statutorily required under Rule 75(4) to restore the content.

Queries may also be addressed to our Copyright Team at copyright@grootin.in.

1. Complainant / Rightsholder Information

Particulars of the party claiming copyright ownership or legal representation.

2. Details of Original Copyrighted Work

Identify the genuine work for which you claim rights.

3. Details of Allegedly Infringing Material on Grootin

Pinpoint the content that infringes your rights.

4. Statutory Undertaking & Declarations

Required under Rule 75 of the Copyright Rules, 2013.

Typing your legal name serves as your legally binding electronic signature under the Information Technology Act, 2000.