DMCA Notice

At Chalkboard, we respect intellectual property rights and expect users, customers, and third parties to do the same.

This Copyright & DMCA Notice explains how copyright concerns relating to content available on thechalkboard.co.uk may be reported to us.

Copyright Ownership

Unless otherwise stated, the content made available through the Chalkboard website, including original text, graphics, logos, page layouts, design elements, photographs, illustrations, and other original materials, is owned by or licensed to Chalkboard and may be protected by applicable intellectual property laws.

Third-party trademarks, product names, brand names, images, and other intellectual property remain the property of their respective owners.

Nothing on our website should be interpreted as granting ownership of third-party intellectual property to Chalkboard.

Permitted Use

Content from our website may be viewed and used for personal, non-commercial purposes in connection with browsing or purchasing from Chalkboard.

Unless permitted by law or authorised by the relevant rights holder, you may not reproduce, republish, distribute, modify, sell, commercially exploit, or create derivative works from protected website content.

Reporting Copyright Infringement

If you believe that content appearing on thechalkboard.co.uk infringes copyright that you own or are authorised to represent, please contact us at:

help@thechalkboard.co.uk

To help us review your notice efficiently, please provide:

Your full name and contact information
Identification of the copyrighted work you believe has been infringed
The specific URL or location of the material in question
A description of why you believe the use is unauthorised
Information reasonably sufficient for us to identify the relevant content
A statement that the information provided in your notice is accurate
Confirmation that you are the copyright owner or are authorised to act on behalf of the copyright owner
Your physical or electronic signature, where applicable

Please provide complete and accurate information so that we can properly review your request.

DMCA Notices

Where the U.S. Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) is applicable, copyright owners or their authorised representatives may submit a copyright infringement notification containing the information required under applicable law.

Submitting false or materially misleading infringement claims may have legal consequences. You should ensure that you have a valid basis for your claim before submitting a notice.

Review of Copyright Notices

When we receive a sufficiently detailed copyright complaint, we may:

Review the identified content
Request additional information
Temporarily restrict access to relevant material where appropriate
Remove or disable content where reasonably required
Contact relevant parties regarding the complaint
Take other appropriate action consistent with applicable law

Submitting a notice does not automatically mean that content will be removed. Each request may be reviewed based on the information provided and applicable legal requirements.

Counter-Notifications

Where applicable law provides a counter-notification procedure, a person whose content has been removed or restricted may be able to submit a response if they believe the material was removed as a result of mistake or misidentification.

Any counter-notification should contain the information required by the applicable legal process.

Trademarks

Names, logos, product marks, and other trademarks displayed on our website may belong to Chalkboard or their respective third-party owners.

The appearance of third-party trademarks on our website does not transfer ownership of those trademarks to Chalkboard.

Repeat Infringement

Where appropriate and permitted by applicable law, we may take action regarding users or content associated with repeated intellectual property infringement.

Good-Faith Reports

We ask that all intellectual property complaints be submitted in good faith.

Before submitting a complaint, please consider whether the disputed use may be authorised by the rights holder or otherwise permitted by applicable law.