Copyright Aid

Thank you so much for the advice, I thought as much, but just wanted confirmation that I was in the unspecified category. I will print off the necessary documents and put everything together and then make arrangements to hand deliver them to the defendant, who I am afraid would probably, given his ...

Just to keep you in the loop, having received no response from my second attempt at serving my letter of claim, I finally completed my claim form, particulars of claim and statement of case and submitted them together with my payment on the 21st March, the claim form has now been duly returned to me ...

Thanks for that, regards
Peter

Hi Andy
Thank you again for the helpful reply and I have to now disclose another twist in my dilemma, and that is that mornings post contained the recorded envelope together with its content, being my letter before action, which I have left unopened. It seems that no one was available to sign for ...

Hi Atmosbob & Andy
I followed the link and read the article in its entirety, and though it relates to photography, I found it interesting to be able to make comparisons with my own dilemma. Regarding my present situation I have finally arrived at a point where having written my third and final ...

Thanks for the link Atmosbob. I have taken a look and think I may need some serious time to read through it all, but I have already read a few interesting sentences, and hope that tomorrow when I have a little more time on my hands I shall read more that could assist me to create a relatively ...

Hi Andy
Yes I see the point and thank you for the advice, I shall hopefully be able to proceed once I receive this last statement and will as a matter of course keep you, and the forum abreast of future developments, I think that my issues are going to become more complicated once we move to the ...

Hi Andy, As an update to the continuing saga, I am still awaiting a witness statement, but have at last completed my particulars of claim, having written and re written it a number of times in order to break it down to being as clear and concise as I possibly can, it still runs to one and a half A4 ...

Hi Andy
I have to admit to have been stunned at the time, however as I said, I fully intend to pursue the matter, and will keep you updated on what happens next, thanks again for all your most helpful input, kind regards
Peter

Andy
Many thanks for your most helpful response, and my apologies for the long delay in getting back to you but within two days of your reply to me and my beginning to formulate my paperwork for the IPEC, a most bizarre event occurred. Early in the morning when opening the blinds, my wife noted a ...

I now find myself faced with completing my Form N1, where I understand the Brief Details of Claim section would be to quote the relevent paragraphs and sections under the CDPA 1988 and the CRDR 1997, and my version of how they have been compromised by the defendent and in addition I then state what ...

Hi Andy
Again many thanks for your continued advice and yes I need to be mindful of what I divulge, however on the last topic mentioned by you of what I desire in settlement, as I made clear in my letter to -?- I require an immmediate stop to his unfringing, I require all the material that he has ...

Hi Andy
Further to your last, I attach a statement from a member of Leicestershire County Council War Memorial Project team regarding the person in question, who I very much doubt would engage in any form of mediation, given that he has had ample time to make contact, almost five weeks now since I ...

Hi Andy
First of all can I thank you for the incredibly detailed response that I have received from you in relation to my situation with the blatant plagiarism of my work, the question for me is to now, sit down and read your reply through a number of times to make sure I am clear on the direction ...

Hi
I am hoping for some advice regarding using the small claims track to pursue a claim of copyright infringement. My situation is that in 2008 I self published a reference book in five volumes that contained almost 14,000 names of soldiers who fell in the Great War from the county in which I lived ...