16 September 2019CopyrightMichiel Rijsdijk and Marlies Wiegerinck

Netherlands jurisdiction report: A model of copyright infringement?

Even though such software may contain security mechanisms that trigger notifications when the software is being misused or hacked into, infringements still occur, such as in the case Planit Software v Gear Technology Applications (GTA) of April 24, 2019, that occurred before the Dutch Court of East Brabant, the Netherlands.

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