Intellectual Property Policy

As a marketplace for creators, entrepreneurs, and innovators, Inspire Uplift AU takes intellectual property rights extremely seriously. We ensure the implementation of intellectual property laws and the utilization of best industry practices to maintain our marketplace's authenticity. This Intellectual Property Policy sheds light on the ways we tackle infringements, how authorized parties can issue notices of violation to the content on our marketplace, and in what ways sellers can respond to the allegations or notice of infringement of rights.

For more information on Inspire Uplift AU's Intellectual Property Policy, along with guidelines to use trademark and brand.

This policy is a part of our Terms of Use.

• Inspire Uplift AU's Role

• Notices of Intellectual Property Infringement

• Counter Notices

• Repeat Infringement

• Notice Withdrawals

• Resources

• 1. Inspire Uplift AU's Role

  Inspire Uplift AU is an online marketplace where third-party sellers run their stores to sell unique products across the globe. Each seller works in an individual capacity, with their own shipment and inventory maintenance and responsibility to ensure law-abiding work ethics during their conduct of business. We provide a platform to these sellers but share no role in manufacturing products, holding the inventory, or keeping the order shipments in line on behalf of the sellers. The content uploaded on Inspire Uplift AU's marketplace is made by individual sellers who are not employees, agents, or representatives of the company in any way. Sellers are responsible for ensuring that they own the rights to the content they are using and that they are not infringing any third party's property rights by posting it on our marketplace.

  Inspire Uplift AU has the right to disable any store or account which violates our Terms of Use, Intellectual Property Rights, or Prohibited Item Policy. Inspire Uplift AU also has the right to take serious action against the abusers of our Intellectual Property Policies or Terms of Use. Inspire Uplift AU cannot give legal advice to sellers on matters of third-party intellectual property rights infringement. When Inspire Uplift AU receives proper notice of infringement, we will then remove the material from our marketplace.

• 2. Notices of Intellectual Property Infringement

  The first action that Inspire Uplift AU takes against allegations of property rights infringement is the removal of the material from the marketplace in an efficient and fast manner. Once the content is removed or disabled, Inspire Uplift AU contacts the affected party and informs them about the removal of the material from the marketplace. If an allegation of copyright infringement is given, they are informed about the ways to submit a counter-notice. Inspire Uplift AU may also provide a copy of the violation notice to the affected party, along with the name and e-mail address of the reporting party, so that both can get in touch to resolve the matter.

  For the fastest way to address your claim, use Inspire Uplift AU's Reporting Form under the DMCA to notify Inspire Uplift AU's Designated Agent about the claimed infringement. For other property claims: https://www.inspireuplift.co.uk/dmca.

  Inspire Uplift AU may require extra information before proceeding with actions necessary for the notice. This extra information includes identity verification of the reporting party and the documentation related to the claimed right. Inspire Uplift AU has the right to reject notices or counter-notices if we believe they are false, incomplete, or aimed at defaming others. Inspire Uplift AU also has the right to take action against the abusers of this policy.

• 3. Counter-Notice

  According to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), Inspire Uplift AU only accepts counter-notices for notices concerned with copyrights. When Inspire Uplift AU receives a counter-notice, we send a copy of this notice to the complaining party. The removed content can be replaced or made accessible again after 10 business days of the counter-notice being processed. If the owner of the content files a copyright claim action through court against the alleged infringing party, then the 10-day policy does not stand.

• 4. Repeat Infringement

  Inspire Uplift AU reserves the right to terminate sellers' accounts if they are found guilty of repetitively infringing intellectual property rights. If we have evidence to believe that a seller opened another account after the first account was terminated, then we can withdraw access to all the services of Inspire Uplift AU. These actions apply to any type of account being used or having any association with the affected party. According to our Terms of Use, Inspire Uplift AU has the right to terminate any account at any time, for any reason, and without giving any notification in advance.

• 5. Notice Withdrawals

  Inspire Uplift AU accepts withdrawal notices only from the intellectual property rights owner or an authorized representative of the party that submitted the copyright claim in the first place. The withdrawal must be a formal one that includes all information about the identification of members and the material. Important information to mention is the seller name and the Inspire Uplift AU listing URLs.

  Upon receiving the withdrawal notice, Inspire Uplift AU contacts both parties, i.e., the party submitting the withdrawal and the one being affected by withdrawal. This contact is done to confirm the receipt. It is to be noted that infringement cases are taken one by one, and withdrawals do not guarantee a change in the seller's store status.

• 6. Resources

  If you received a notification of infringement of property rights and want to know more about it, then visit our Intellectual Property Rights support page.
  Frequently asked questions about materials being removed from your store.