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the infringers
noun
One who infringes.
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"And that's where a lot of the infringers are going".
These institutions should be just as concerned when the infringers of human rights are locally dominant religious establishments.Historically, multi-ethnic societies have worked in many different ways.
Hadid intends to take legal action, while a furious Pan Shiyi, the billionaire chairman of the Soho empire, has vowed to "bring the infringers to court".
We tried to go after the infringers we felt were the most significant, but as we track others down, we'll try to stop them, too".
"I don't wish for the infringers to be ruined," wrote one fan, Javi.
My client eventually won its legal battle and secured a significant amount of damages from the infringers.
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Settling out of court avoids the high expense of a trial and still provides you with your intended result, which is typically financial compensation for the infringement and the infringer no longer using your work.
Before spending a cent, ask the infringer to stop infringing your work.
Then, the patent holder will frequently request or demand that the infringer cease and desist from the infringing activity, which often leads to licensing discussions or litigation.
Factors when deciding the "fairness" of the copying can include the quantity of the work taken, whether or not it was previously published, the motives of the infringer and what the consequences of the infringement on the original author's returns for the copyrighted work will be.
Here's to the cringers, the whingers, The Zil Lane infringers, The loners, the moaners, The burger-van owners.
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