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To inform the person placing the material on line on its system or network of its
actions;
‐ If the person issues a response to effective notice and is the subject of proceedings
for infringement of copyright or related rights, to put the material back on line
unless the person that initially issued effective notice does not appeal within a
reasonable period.
(B) Any damage resulting from acts carried out in good faith by the service provider, on the
basis of false information contained in the notice given or in a response to notice, shall incur
the liability of the party that issued such false information.
(C) The “response to notice” issued by a subscriber whose material has been withdrawn or
disabled inadvertently or because of mistaken identity must be written, duly signed by that
subscriber and containing within it the following:
1. The identity, address and telephone number of the subscriber;
2. The identification of the material that has been withdrawn or for which access has
been disabled;
3. The location where the material appeared before it was withdrawn or access disabled;
4. A sworn statement attesting that that the information in the notice is accurate;
5. A statement in which the subscriber agrees to give jurisdiction to the court in his/her
place of residence if this is on national territory, or to any other court competent due
to the residence of the service provider if the residence of that subscriber is outside
the national territory;
6. A sworn statement from the subscriber attesting that he/she believes in good faith
that the material has been withdrawn or disabled inadvertently or because of
mistaken identity.
The response to notice may be forwarded by e‐mail and the electronic signature shall satisfy
the requirement for a signature.
Article 65.15 – The Moroccan Copyright Office shall demand, upon written request of an
owner of copyright or related rights or his/her representative, a service provider receiving
notice, to identify any perpetrator of an alleged infringement of copyright or related rights and
to communicate as soon as possible and where possible sufficient information about him/her
to be forwarded to the owner of the right.
Article 4
The provisions of Article 61(4) of the above‐mentioned Law No. 2‐00 are hereby repealed.”