Section 43F
Section 43F
(a)
the removal of an electronic copy of a work from its primary network; or
(b)
the disabling of access to an electronic copy of a work on its primary network or another network.
(2)
Upon removing or disabling access to an electronic copy of a work under subsection (1), the service provider shall notify, as far as may be practicable, the person who made available the electronic copy of the action taken by the service provider and enclosing therewith a copy of the notification received by it pursuant to subsection 43H(1).
(3)
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, if—
(a)
as a result of a settlement between the copyright owner of the work and the person who made available the electronic copy of the work, the service provider receives a written notification from either party to restore the electronic copy to the network or to restore access to that copy; or
(b)
the person who made available the electronic copy of the work was adjudicated by any court or tribunal as the rightful copyright owner of the work, the service provider shall, as far as practicable—
(A)
restore the electronic copy of the work to its primary network; or
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(B)
restore access to the electronic copy of the work on its primary network or another network:
Provided that the service provider is furnished with the proper documentation relating to the settlement between the parties or judgment or decision of the court or tribunal.
(4)
A service provider shall not be treated as having authorized the doing of any act which is an infringement of copyright under this Act solely by reason of the service provider having provided a facility which was used by a person to perform the infringing act.