ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY ON COPYRIGHT VIOLATIONS
HONG QI GROUP BERHAD: PROTECTING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
HONG QI GROUP BERHAD, a leader in the agricultural machinery industry, is resolute in its commitment to upholding international copyright laws and protecting intellectual property. This comprehensive policy outlines our strict stance against copyright infringement, detailing the stringent measures we may employ to address such transgressions.
1. INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT LAWS AND AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS
HONG QI GROUP BERHAD aligns with the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works and other international agreements, emphasizing the crucial role of preserving intellectual property in the agricultural machinery sector.
2. PHOTOGRAPH COPYRIGHTS
All visual content on our official website is the exclusive property of HONG QI GROUP BERHAD and is protected by copyright laws. Unauthorized use, reproduction, or distribution is strictly prohibited.
3. PERMISSION TO USE CONTENT
Entities seeking to use, reproduce, or disseminate our copyrighted materials must obtain explicit, written authorization from HONG QI GROUP BERHAD. This includes commercial use, marketing, or any activities involving the reproduction or dissemination of our copyrighted content.
4. ENFORCEMENT AND LEGAL ACTION
HONG QI GROUP BERHAD maintains a zero-tolerance policy towards copyright infringement and reserves the right to initiate swift legal action against violators. Enforcement measures include pursuing civil remedies, seeking damages, injunctive relief, or any other remedies available under international copyright laws.
Civil Actions:
- Pursuant to international copyright laws, civil actions may result in compensatory damages, injunctive relief, and legal costs.
Criminal Actions:
- Violators may face criminal charges leading to substantial fines and imprisonment, as stipulated by international copyright agreements.
World Trade Organization (WTO):
- HONG QI GROUP BERHAD asserts its rights under the Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) Agreement, administered by the WTO.
Reporting Violations:
- Individuals can report suspected copyright infringement to [contact email], facilitating thorough investigations and prompt actions against proven violations.
PENALTIES AND LEGAL REFERENCES IN MALAYSIA
In Malaysia, copyright infringement is governed by the Copyright Act 1987 (Act 332).
Civil Actions:
- Refer to Sections 41, 41A, 41B, and 41C of the Copyright Act for provisions related to civil actions, including significant financial penalties, damages, and legal costs.
Criminal Actions:
- Criminal charges may lead to imprisonment for up to five years or a fine not exceeding RM 20,000, or both.
PENALTIES AND LEGAL REFERENCES IN AUSTRALIA
In Australia, copyright infringement is addressed by the Copyright Act 1968.
Civil Actions:
- Part V Division 2 of the Copyright Act outlines civil penalties, including compensatory damages, additional damages, and injunctive relief.
Criminal Actions:
- Criminal liability may result in fines and imprisonment as specified in the Act.
OUR COMMITMENT
This detailed zero-tolerance policy underscores our dedication to upholding copyright laws, safeguarding intellectual property, and promoting fair practices in the agricultural machinery industry. Users accessing or using our website expressly agree to comply with this policy. HONG QI GROUP BERHAD retains the right to update or modify this policy to align with changes in international copyright laws or prevailing business practices.