Copyright Notice-and-Action Form

Version 1.0 September 10, 2026 Operator: Orkaan Studio S.R.L.

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Use this form to report a Track, artwork or other Content on Kallitone that you believe infringes a copyright or other right you own or are authorised to enforce.

Download the PDF form, complete all required fields, and email it to copyright@kallitone.com with the subject line Copyright Notice.

You may use a plain-text email or a printed-and-scanned PDF. All required fields must be completed. Incomplete, vague or manifestly unsupported submissions may be rejected. Notices submitted in good faith but found to be incorrect will not be penalised.

Download form (PDF) Email copyright@kallitone.com

Section A — Submitter information

Complete all fields. All communications will be sent to the details you provide.

Full legal name _______________________________________________

Organisation (if applicable) _______________________________________________

Email address _______________________________________________

Telephone number (optional) _______________________________________________

Postal address _______________________________________________

Country _______________________________________________

Are you the rights holder or an authorised representative?

☐I am the rights holder.

☐I am an authorised representative of the rights holder. Name or entity I represent: _______________________________________________

Section B — The copyrighted work

Describe the work or right you believe has been infringed. Be as precise as possible.

Title of the work _______________________________________________

Type of work

☐Musical composition ☐Sound recording / master ☐Artwork / image ☐Other: ___________

Author / rights holder name _______________________________________________

Year of creation (approximate if unknown) _______________________________________________

ISRC or other identifier (if applicable) _______________________________________________

Where is the original work available? _______________________________________________

Section C — The infringing material on Kallitone

Identify the specific material you believe infringes your right. Provide as much locating information as possible.

Track or content title on Kallitone _______________________________________________

Creator or uploader name on Kallitone _______________________________________________

URL or profile link on Kallitone _______________________________________________

Track identifier or hash (if known) _______________________________________________

Date you discovered the material (approximate) _______________________________________________

Nature of the alleged infringement (describe clearly — for example: "this Track contains the entirety of my master recording"; "the artwork is a copy of my photograph"):

_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________

Does the infringing material include other works or Content? If yes, list each separately (attach additional sheets if needed).

☐No, only the item described above.

☐Yes. Additional items are listed on a separate sheet attached to this notice.

Section D — Ownership evidence

Provide or describe evidence supporting your claim. Evidence need not be attached to the initial notice but must be available on request within a reasonable time. If attaching evidence at submission, list it here.

Check all that apply and indicate what you can provide:

☐Copyright registration certificate — jurisdiction and number: ___________________________

☐Source project files, stems, or dated session data demonstrating authorship

☐ISRC, barcode or distributor records

☐Split sheet or co-authorship agreement

☐Publishing, label or distribution agreement

☐Assignment or chain-of-title records

☐Letter of authorisation or power of attorney (where acting as representative)

☐Other (describe): _______________________________________________

Brief description of additional evidence (optional):

_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________

Section E — Required statements

You must confirm all of the following statements. Tick each box to confirm:

☐I have a good-faith belief that the use of the material described in Section C is not authorised by the copyright owner, its agent or the law.

☐The information in this notice is accurate. I am the rights holder, or I am authorised to act on behalf of the rights holder identified in Section A.

☐I understand that submitting a notice with actual knowledge that it contains false information may expose me to civil or criminal liability.

☐I consent to my contact information being shared with the party who uploaded the material, to the extent permitted by applicable law and necessary for the review or resolution process.

Section F — Signature

A physical or electronic signature is required. An electronic signature may be a typed full name at the end of this form, or a scanned handwritten signature on a printed copy of the form.

Full name (print) _______________________________________________

Signature (handwritten or typed) _______________________________________________

Date _______________________________________________

Title or role (if acting as representative) _______________________________________________

Section G — How to submit

Email the completed form to:

Use the subject line: Copyright Notice

Attach supporting evidence where available. Large files may be sent as a follow-up or linked from a secure file-sharing service.

Postal address (for physical submissions or supporting documents):

Orkaan Studio S.R.L.
Attn: Copyright
Str. Nicolae Balcescu 30, 927020 Amara, Romania

For notices under section 512 of the United States Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), the designated agent is the same as above (registration number: DMCA-1079503). Your notice must include the elements required by 17 U.S.C. § 512(c)(3).

Section H — What happens after you submit

Acknowledgement. Kallitone will acknowledge receipt of a complete notice. Incomplete notices may be returned for revision.
Assessment. Kallitone will assess whether the notice is sufficiently precise and substantiated to identify a credible claim. Notices that are manifestly unsupported or abusive may be rejected.
Interim restriction. Where appropriate and permitted by law, Kallitone may temporarily restrict access to the identified material while the matter is reviewed.
Creator notification. Unless prohibited by law or necessary to prevent harm, Kallitone may notify the uploader (Creator) and give them an opportunity to respond with evidence.
Resolution. Kallitone may restore or permanently remove the material depending on the evidence provided by both parties. If the matter remains disputed after review, Kallitone may keep the material restricted until the parties agree or a court or competent authority resolves the dispute. Kallitone's decision about availability on its Service does not constitute a binding legal determination of copyright ownership.
Repeat infringement. Accounts of users who repeatedly infringe rights may be suspended or terminated in accordance with Kallitone's repeat-infringement policy.
Internal appeal. A User may request internal review of a Content decision by emailing copyright@kallitone.com within six months of the decision, explaining why the decision was incorrect and providing any new or overlooked evidence.

Section I — False and abusive notices

Do not knowingly submit a false notice, fabricated ownership evidence or misleading statements. Knowingly false notices may result in:

rejection of the notice and any future submissions;
restriction or termination of your access to the Service;
civil liability to the person harmed by the false notice (including actual damages and attorney's fees under applicable law, including 17 U.S.C. § 512(f) in the United States); and
referral to competent authorities for suspected criminal conduct.

This provision does not penalise a genuine good-faith mistake, legitimate enforcement activity, fair use, fair dealing or another applicable legal exception.