This policy applies to information resources made available on this website.
Disclaimer
We have sought to ensure that the content of materials on this website comply with UK copyright law. Please note however, that we have been unable to ascertain the rights holders of some items.
Except where otherwise specifically stated this website and its content is copyright of Castle Bromwich Youth & Community Partnership – © [Castle Bromwich Youth & Community Partnership] [2009 – 2020]. All rights reserved.
Any redistribution or reproduction of part or all of the contents in any form is prohibited.
You may not, except with our express written permission, distribute or commercially exploit the content. Nor may you transmit it or store it in any other website or other form of electronic retrieval system.
Where license for reuse is provided, please ensure any such use is in accordance with the licence specified , and that the appropriate acknowledgements are included.
If you feel that your copyright has been infringed in any way, please notify us immediately by emailing contact@castlebromwichgraveyard.co.uk and include the term ‘Copyright’ in the subject heading.
Take-down Policy
- All complaints made under this policy must contain the following information:
- the complainant’s full name, address, telephone number and email address;
- a full description of the material about which the complaint is made, including the full URL of the location of the material;
- the grounds of complaint including the law that is said to be infringed, e.g.
- Unauthorised use by reason of reproduction and/or making available the Protected Material;
- Breach of any moral rights (the author’s integrity/right not to have work subjected to derogatory treatment);
- Issues on grounds other than copyright and/or related rights, such as trade mark infringement, defamation, breach of confidence, or data protection.
- Any other relevant information in support of the complaint;
- A statement that the complainant is the legal owner of the rights in the material about which complaint is made;
- A statement that the information contained within the complaint is accurate and that the complainant believes that the reproduction, publication, distribution and use of the Protected Material is infringed as described in the complaint.
- On receipt of a valid (based on UK law) complaint we will:
- Acknowledge receipt of your complaint;
- Temporarily remove the Protected Material;
- Make an assessment of the validity and plausibility of the complaint, seeking advice from a professional adviser as required.
- If the complaint appears to have merit we will attempt to resolve the issue:
- For items where permission has been granted by a third party, contact with the relevant person or company will be made and they will be encouraged to allay concerns regarding the complaint;
- For orphan works, if the complaint is based on rights infringement, due diligence files will be examined and satisfactory evidence indicating proof of ownership of the item concerned will be requested from the complainant;
- Rights and legal advice may be sought as required from suitable individuals.
- We will endeavour to resolve the issue swiftly and amicably to the satisfaction of all parties.
- There are three potential outcomes:
- If the complaint is judged invalid or unproven, then the Protected Material will be restored to the website unchanged.
- If the complaint is judged to have partial merit, the Protected Material will be modified accordingly and restored to the website and, where appropriate, a note to the effect that item has been modified will be added.
- If the complaint is judged valid, the Protected Material will not be restored.
- An email will be sent to the complainant to confirm the final decision.
- For matters where permission was granted by or to a third party, we will notify them of the final decision.
- A record will be kept of the complaint, the review and the final decision.
