Copyright Policy

Notice of Copyright Infringement

YOGOODS STORE (“YOGOODS”) is an online shop focusing on the development of Chinese intellectual property (IP) merchandise. YOGOODS respects the intellectual property of others and requires users to follow the same standards.

Where appropriate, YOGOODS may, at its discretion, suspend or terminate accounts of users who repeatedly infringe the copyright of others.

Under the provisions limiting online service providers’ liability for copyright infringement in South Korea’s Copyright Act and Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, rights holders may submit a notice of infringement to YOGOODS if infringement occurs on its website or online network platforms accessible through mobile or other devices owned or managed by YOGOODS (collectively, the “Platform”). YOGOODS will promptly take necessary action after receiving a notice.

A copyright owner, a person authorised by the owner, or a person entitled to exercise exclusive rights under copyright law may report suspected infringement on the Platform by completing the Notice of Copyright Infringement described below and submitting it to YOGOODS’s designated email address. On receipt of a complete notice meeting statutory requirements, YOGOODS will act without undue delay, including removing or blocking access to disputed content.

Instructions for Preparing a Notice of Copyright Infringement

Identify the copyrighted work

Specify the name and type of the work claimed to be infringed and information about its rights holder. If several works are involved, you may submit a representative list.

Identify the infringing material

Identify the specific content or subject of the suspected infringement and specify the content to be removed or blocked.
Provide enough information for us to locate the material, including specific webpage URLs and product numbers.

Provide contact details

Provide the notifier’s name (or legal entity name), postal address, telephone number and email address, if available.

Statements

The notice must clearly contain the following two statements:
“I state in good faith that I believe the use of the work in the disputed content is not authorised by the copyright owner or its agent and does not constitute a legally permitted use, such as fair use.”
“I state that the information in this notice is true and accurate and that I bear legal responsibility for providing false information. I also confirm that I am the copyright owner or have been lawfully authorised to exercise the relevant exclusive rights on behalf of the owner.”

Signature

Provide the notifier’s legal name and an electronic or physical signature. If the notifier is a legal entity, affix its corporate seal or obtain the signature of an authorised representative.