Intellectual Property Claim Policy

Last Updated: August 30, 2026

Noyve respects the intellectual property rights of others and expects all content, products, materials, and communications associated with noyve.com to respect applicable intellectual property laws.

This Intellectual Property Claim Policy explains how rights owners or their authorized representatives may report suspected copyright, trademark, design, patent, or other intellectual property infringement appearing on or associated with our website.

We review properly submitted claims in good faith and may remove, restrict, investigate, or take other appropriate action regarding content or products when a claim is sufficiently supported.

Summary

1. Our Commitment to Intellectual Property Rights

Noyve respects legitimate intellectual property rights, including rights relating to:

• Copyrights
• Trademarks
• Service marks
• Trade dress
• Registered designs
• Design rights
• Patents
• Product artwork
• Original photography
• Illustrations
• Written content
• Logos
• Brand names
• Other legally protected intellectual property

We do not knowingly intend to offer, publish, or promote material that unlawfully infringes another party's intellectual property rights.

If you believe content or a product associated with noyve.com infringes rights that you own or are authorized to enforce, you may submit a claim using the procedure below.

2. Who May Submit a Claim

An intellectual property claim should be submitted by:

• The owner of the intellectual property right; or
• A person or organization legally authorized to act on behalf of the rights owner.

If you are submitting a claim as an authorized representative, we may request reasonable evidence confirming your authority to act for the rights owner.

3. Types of Claims We Review

We may review claims concerning alleged infringement involving:

Copyright

Examples may include unauthorized use of:

• Product photographs
• Illustrations
• Original text
• Artwork
• Graphics
• Original website content
• Creative designs protected by copyright

Trademark

Examples may include unauthorized use of:

• Registered trademarks
• Brand names
• Logos
• Service marks
• Protected commercial identifiers

Trade Dress or Design Rights

Claims may concern distinctive protected product appearance, packaging, or legally protected designs.

Patent Rights

A rights owner may notify us of a product that allegedly infringes a valid and enforceable patent.

Patent claims may require additional supporting legal documentation because patent infringement determinations can involve complex technical and legal issues.

Other Intellectual Property Rights

We may also review properly supported claims involving other intellectual property rights recognized under applicable law.

4. Information Required for an Intellectual Property Claim

To help us review a claim efficiently, please send an email to:

support@noyve.com

The claim should include the following information:

Rights Owner Information

• Full legal name of the intellectual property owner.
• Company or organization name, if applicable.
• Contact email address.
• Mailing address.
• Telephone number, if available.

Authorized Representative Information

• Your full name if you are acting for another person or company.
• Your organization or law firm, if applicable.
• Your relationship to the rights owner.
• Evidence of authorization when reasonably requested.

Identification of the Intellectual Property

Clearly identify the intellectual property you believe is protected.

Registration Information, If Applicable

Include relevant registration numbers, jurisdictions, or official records if the right is registered.

Location of the Allegedly Infringing Material

Provide the specific page, product page, image, text, or other content on noyve.com that you believe infringes your rights.

Supporting Explanation

Explain why you believe the identified material infringes your intellectual property rights.

Supporting Documentation

Include documents, screenshots, registration records, original publication information, or other reasonable evidence supporting the claim.

Good-Faith Statement

Confirm that you have a good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the intellectual property owner, its representative, or applicable law.

Accuracy Statement

Confirm that the information submitted is accurate and that you are the rights owner or are authorized to act on the rights owner's behalf.

Signature

Include your physical or electronic signature.

5. Recommended Claim Format

To help us identify and process your request, please use an email subject line such as:

Intellectual Property Claim – [Rights Owner Name] – [Product or Page]

The body of the claim should clearly organize the information required by this policy.

Incomplete claims may require additional correspondence before we can conduct a meaningful review.

6. Identification of the Protected Work or Right

Please provide enough information for us to identify the protected material.

For example:

Copyright Claims

Provide information such as:

• Title or description of the original work.
• Original publication location.
• Original publication date, if available.
• Copyright registration information, if applicable.
• Link or documentation showing the original work.

Trademark Claims

Provide information such as:

• Trademark name.
• Trademark registration number.
• Registration country or jurisdiction.
• Registered owner.
• Goods or services covered by the registration.

Design or Patent Claims

Provide:

• Registration or patent number.
• Jurisdiction.
• Rights owner.
• Relevant claims or protected features.
• Explanation of the alleged infringement.

7. Identification of the Allegedly Infringing Material

Please identify the specific material you believe infringes your rights.

Where available, provide:

• Exact product URL.
• Page URL.
• Product name.
• Screenshot.
• Image location.
• Description of the allegedly infringing feature.
• Other information that allows us to locate the material.

A general statement that the website contains infringing material without identifying the relevant content may not provide enough information for us to investigate.

8. Supporting Evidence

Claims should be supported by sufficient information showing that:

• The claimed intellectual property exists.
• The claimant owns or is authorized to enforce the right.
• The allegedly infringing material can be identified.
• There is a reasonable basis for the infringement claim.

We may request additional information where the submitted evidence is incomplete, inconsistent, or insufficient to determine the basis of the claim.

9. Good-Faith Claims

All intellectual property claims must be submitted in good faith.

Please do not submit a claim solely to:

• Harm a competitor.
• Remove legitimate content.
• Interfere with lawful sales.
• Intimidate another party.
• Make a knowingly false allegation.
• Misrepresent ownership of intellectual property.

Submitting false or materially misleading claims may expose the sender to legal consequences under applicable law.

10. Our Review Process

After receiving a sufficiently detailed claim, Noyve may:

• Confirm receipt of the claim.
• Review the information provided.
• Locate the identified content or product.
• Request additional information if necessary.
• Evaluate the claim based on available evidence.
• Contact relevant suppliers, content providers, or other parties where appropriate.
• Temporarily restrict affected material where reasonably necessary.
• Remove or correct material where appropriate.
• Take other reasonable action consistent with applicable law.

The specific action taken will depend on the nature and evidence of the claim.

11. Possible Actions

Where we determine that action is appropriate, we may:

• Remove website content.
• Remove product images.
• Correct product descriptions.
• Disable access to specific material.
• Delist a product.
• Temporarily suspend a product listing.
• Request documentation from a supplier or content source.
• Stop using disputed branding or imagery.
• Take other reasonable measures.

The submission of a claim does not automatically guarantee removal.

Each claim may be reviewed based on its specific facts and supporting evidence.

12. Product-Related Intellectual Property Claims

If your claim concerns a product offered on noyve.com, please identify:

• Product name.
• Product URL.
• Relevant photograph.
• Allegedly infringing logo, artwork, design, or other feature.
• Intellectual property registration information, where applicable.

We may temporarily limit or remove a product while a sufficiently credible claim is reviewed.

13. Copyright Claims

If you believe original copyrighted content has been used without authorization, your notice should identify:

• The copyrighted work.
• The allegedly infringing material.
• Where the material appears on our website.
• Your ownership or authority.
• Your contact information.
• Your good-faith belief.
• Your accuracy statement.
• Your signature.

Copyright-specific notices may also be subject to additional requirements under applicable copyright law.

14. Trademark Claims

If your claim involves a trademark, please provide:

• Trademark name.
• Trademark registration number, if registered.
• Registration jurisdiction.
• Registered owner.
• Relevant product or service classes where applicable.
• Specific use on noyve.com that you believe is infringing.
• Explanation of the likelihood of confusion or other claimed infringement.

We may request additional information to distinguish legitimate descriptive use, nominative use, authorized resale, or other lawful use from infringement.

15. Counterfeit Product Allegations

If you believe a product offered on our website unlawfully uses your trademark or is counterfeit, please provide:

• The exact product URL.
• Relevant trademark registration information.
• Explanation of why the product is believed to be counterfeit.
• Photographs or supporting evidence where available.
• Information identifying genuine product characteristics if relevant.

We take credible counterfeit allegations seriously.

16. Patent Claims

Patent disputes can involve complex technical and legal questions.

For a patent-related claim, please provide:

• Patent number.
• Patent owner.
• Jurisdiction.
• Current patent status where available.
• Relevant patent claims.
• Specific accused product.
• Detailed explanation of how the product allegedly infringes the patent.

We may request additional legal or technical documentation before taking action.

17. Design Rights Claims

For claims involving registered or legally protected designs, provide:

• Design registration number.
• Rights owner.
• Jurisdiction.
• Images or documentation of the protected design.
• Specific product or content alleged to infringe.
• Explanation of the similarity or infringement.

18. Rights of Publicity and Similar Claims

If a person's name, image, likeness, or identity is allegedly being used without authorization in a manner protected by applicable law, the affected person or authorized representative may contact us.

Please provide:

• Identity of the affected person.
• Location of the disputed content.
• Explanation of the claimed right.
• Evidence of authority where submitted by a representative.
• Supporting documentation.

19. Claims Concerning User-Submitted Content

If our website allows reviews, photographs, comments, or other customer-submitted material, intellectual property claims concerning that content may be submitted using the same procedure.

We may remove or restrict user-submitted material that is credibly alleged to infringe intellectual property rights.

20. Claims Concerning Product Images

Product images may be owned by:

• Noyve.
• A supplier.
• A manufacturer.
• An authorized content provider.
• Another properly licensed source.

If you believe an image is being used without authorization, please identify the specific image and provide evidence of ownership.

21. Claims Concerning Product Descriptions

If you believe text, descriptions, or other written content has been copied from protected original material, please provide:

• The original content.
• Evidence showing your ownership or authority.
• Original publication information where available.
• The specific Noyve page containing the disputed material.

22. Additional Information Requests

We may request additional information when necessary to determine:

• Ownership.
• Authorization.
• Registration validity.
• Scope of rights.
• Identity of the disputed material.
• Basis of the alleged infringement.

Failure to provide reasonably necessary information may prevent us from completing the review.

23. Claimant Identity Verification

Where appropriate, we may take reasonable steps to verify:

• Identity of the claimant.
• Ownership of the intellectual property.
• Authority of a representative.
• Validity of supporting records.

Verification helps reduce fraudulent or abusive intellectual property claims.

24. Communications Regarding a Claim

We may communicate with the claimant using the contact information provided in the notice.

Communications may include:

• Confirmation of receipt.
• Requests for additional information.
• Clarification questions.
• Notice of relevant action.
• Notice that the claim lacks sufficient information.

Please ensure that your contact information is accurate.

25. Information Sharing Related to Claims

Where reasonably necessary to investigate or resolve a claim, information contained in the notice may be shared with:

• Relevant content providers.
• Product suppliers.
• Manufacturers.
• Legal advisers.
• Service providers.
• Other parties involved in resolving the dispute.

Information will be handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy and applicable law.

26. Counter-Information and Disputes

In some circumstances, the party responsible for the disputed content may provide information showing:

• Authorization.
• Ownership.
• Licensing.
• Lawful use.
• Independent creation.
• Another valid basis for using the material.

We may consider such information when reviewing the claim.

Submission of competing claims does not mean Noyve will decide ownership of intellectual property where that determination properly belongs to a court or other competent authority.

27. Court Orders and Legal Decisions

If a court or competent authority has issued an order, judgment, or legally binding determination concerning the disputed intellectual property, please include a copy with your claim.

We will review valid legal orders in accordance with applicable law.

28. Repeat Infringement

Where appropriate and legally justified, we may take measures concerning repeat infringement associated with content, products, accounts, or suppliers.

Such measures may include:

• Content removal.
• Product delisting.
• Access restriction.
• Supplier review.
• Other appropriate action.

29. Restoration or Reinstatement

Content or products may be restored where:

• A claim is withdrawn.
• Appropriate authorization is demonstrated.
• The claim is shown to be materially incorrect.
• A legal dispute is resolved.
• Other evidence supports lawful use.

Reinstatement decisions depend on the facts of the individual case.

30. Claim Withdrawal

A claimant may withdraw a previously submitted intellectual property claim by emailing:

support@noyve.com

The withdrawal should identify:

• Original claimant.
• Original claim.
• Affected product or content.
• Clear statement that the claim is being withdrawn.

We may verify a withdrawal before acting on it.

31. False or Misleading Notices

Please ensure that all statements and evidence submitted are accurate.

Knowingly submitting materially false information about:

• Intellectual property ownership.
• Authorization.
• Registration.
• Alleged infringement.
• Legal rights.

may result in rejection of the claim and may have legal consequences.

32. No Determination of Complex Legal Disputes

Noyve may take reasonable action to address credible infringement reports, but we are not a court and do not provide binding legal determinations regarding complex intellectual property disputes.

Where ownership or infringement is genuinely disputed and cannot reasonably be resolved based on available information, parties may need to seek resolution through:

• Direct negotiation.
• Legal counsel.
• Courts.
• Arbitration where applicable.
• Appropriate government intellectual property offices.

33. No Waiver of Legal Rights

Submitting a claim through this process does not waive any legal rights available to the claimant.

Likewise, our decision to review, remove, retain, or restore material does not constitute a final legal judgment regarding intellectual property ownership or infringement.

34. Privacy of Claim Information

Personal information submitted as part of an intellectual property claim will be handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy.

We may process claim information for purposes including:

• Verifying the claim.
• Investigating alleged infringement.
• Communicating with parties.
• Maintaining legal records.
• Preventing fraudulent claims.
• Complying with legal obligations.

35. Abuse of the Claim Process

The intellectual property reporting procedure must not be used to:

• Harass customers or businesses.
• Suppress lawful competition.
• Submit fabricated infringement allegations.
• Obtain confidential business information without a valid basis.
• Manipulate product availability.
• Submit repeated unsupported notices.

We may decline to process abusive or clearly fraudulent submissions.

36. Intellectual Property Owned by Noyve

Certain content on noyve.com may be owned by or licensed to Noyve, including:

• Store branding.
• Original product photography.
• Original graphics.
• Original written content.
• Website design elements.
• Logos.
• Marketing materials.

Unauthorized reproduction or commercial exploitation of protected Noyve content may violate applicable intellectual property law.

37. Third-Party Intellectual Property

Names, trademarks, logos, service marks, and other intellectual property belonging to third parties remain the property of their respective owners.

References to third-party services may include payment networks, payment providers, and shipping carriers.

Such references are used for identification of services and do not imply ownership by Noyve.

38. Relationship With Our Disclaimer

Additional information concerning product content, trademarks, third-party services, and website materials may be found in our Disclaimer.

This Intellectual Property Claim Policy specifically governs the procedure for reporting suspected intellectual property infringement.

39. Relationship With Our Terms of Service

Use of noyve.com is also governed by our Terms of Service.

Users may not use our website to:

• Violate intellectual property rights.
• Upload infringing content.
• Misrepresent ownership.
• Engage in fraudulent conduct.
• Abuse website functionality.

40. Changes to This Policy

We may update this Intellectual Property Claim Policy when reasonably necessary to reflect:

• Changes in applicable law.
• Changes in website functionality.
• Changes in claim procedures.
• Changes in intellectual property enforcement practices.
• Operational or security requirements.

The updated version will be published on noyve.com with a revised “Last Updated” date.

41. How to Submit an Intellectual Property Claim

Send your complete claim to:

Email: support@noyve.com

Recommended subject:

Intellectual Property Claim – [Rights Owner Name] – [Product or Content]

Please include all relevant documentation and clearly identify the material you believe infringes your rights.

42. Contact Information

For intellectual property claims or questions about this policy, contact:

For the fastest review, include the relevant product or page URL, evidence of the intellectual property right, and your authority to submit the claim.