Copyright Policy

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1. Company Information

2. Purpose of This Policy

Anmol Digital respects the intellectual property rights of artists, composers, lyricists, producers, record labels, publishers, performers, copyright owners and other rights holders.

This Policy explains:

• The rights required to distribute music through Anmol Digital.
• The responsibilities of users submitting content.
• The types of content that are prohibited.
• How copyright complaints may be submitted.
• How disputed claims and counter-responses are handled.
• The actions Anmol Digital may take against infringing or fraudulent content.

3. Ownership of Content

Anmol Digital does not claim ownership of music, sound recordings, compositions, lyrics, artwork, videos or other content submitted by a user.

The user or relevant rights holder continues to own the submitted content.

By submitting content to Anmol Digital, the user grants Anmol Digital a non-exclusive, worldwide and limited licence to reproduce, encode, format, host, store, deliver, distribute, communicate, display, monetise, promote and otherwise use the content only to the extent necessary to provide the selected distribution and related services.

The exact scope of this licence may also be governed by the applicable distribution agreement, service plan or written agreement between the user and Anmol Digital.

4. User Copyright Declaration

Every user submitting content represents and warrants that:

1. The user owns or legally controls all necessary rights in the submitted content.
2. The user has obtained all permissions, licences, releases and approvals required for the sound recording, musical composition, lyrics, vocals, performances, beats, samples, artwork, photographs, videos, logos and metadata.
3. The content does not infringe any copyright, trademark, publicity right, privacy right, contractual right or other legal right of any person.
4. The content is not subject to an exclusive distribution agreement that prevents distribution through Anmol Digital.
5. All artist names, contributor names, label names, copyright lines, publishing information and ownership details are accurate.
6. The user is authorised to act on behalf of every artist, label, producer or rights holder identified in the release.
7. The user will provide documentary proof of ownership or authorisation whenever requested by Anmol Digital or a digital platform.

Submission of false ownership information may result in rejection, takedown, withholding of royalties, account suspension or termination.

5. Prohibited Content

Users must not submit:

• Music, recordings, instrumentals or beats copied from another person without permission.
• Unlicensed samples, loops, stems or portions of copyrighted recordings.
• Unauthorised remixes, mashups, DJ mixes or edits.
• Karaoke, tribute or sound-alike recordings that violate platform rules.
• Cover songs without licences or permissions required by applicable law or the relevant platform.
• Content downloaded or copied from YouTube, social media, streaming services or another distributor.
• Leaked, stolen, pirated or fraudulently obtained content.
• Artwork, photographs, logos or videos used without permission.
• Content containing misleading artist names, fake collaborations or false credits.
• Content falsely presented as belonging to a famous artist, label or public figure.
• Artificially generated content that unlawfully imitates another person's protected voice, identity, likeness or performance.
• Content submitted for manipulating streams, royalties, charts, Content ID or platform systems.
• Any content that violates applicable law or the policies of a digital service provider.

Anmol Digital may reject or remove content where ownership cannot be reasonably verified.

6. Samples, Beats, Cover Songs and Remixes

The purchase or download of a beat, sample pack or instrumental does not automatically provide unrestricted commercial distribution rights.

Users must review the relevant licence and confirm that it permits:

• Commercial distribution.
• Monetisation.
• Use on streaming platforms.
• Content ID or user-generated-content claiming, where applicable.
• The intended number of streams, copies or users.
• Modification and creation of derivative works.

For cover songs, remixes, adaptations, translations or recreated compositions, the user must obtain all licences and permissions required under applicable law and platform rules.

Anmol Digital may request licence agreements, invoices, consent letters, no-objection certificates, split sheets, publishing permissions or other proof before processing a release.

7. Copyright Complaints

A copyright owner or authorised representative may report allegedly infringing content by emailing: support@anmoldigital.in .

The complaint should include:

1. Full legal name of the complainant.
2. Company or organisation name, where applicable.
3. Postal address, email address and phone number.
4. Identification of the copyrighted work.
5. Identification of the allegedly infringing content.
6. Relevant release title, artist name, UPC, ISRC or platform link.
7. Proof of copyright ownership or authority to act.
8. A clear explanation of the alleged infringement.
9. A statement that the information provided is accurate and submitted in good faith.
10. A physical or electronic signature of the complainant or authorised representative.

Incomplete, misleading or unsupported complaints may not be processed.

8. Review of Copyright Complaints

After receiving a sufficiently complete complaint, Anmol Digital may:

• Request additional information or supporting documents.
• Notify the user who submitted the disputed content.
• Temporarily suspend distribution or monetisation.
• Disable delivery to one or more platforms.
• Submit a takedown request to digital platforms.
• Freeze, reserve or withhold related royalties.
• Reject pending releases associated with the disputed content.
• Restrict or suspend the relevant account.
• Cooperate with platforms, courts, law-enforcement authorities or rights holders where legally required.

Anmol Digital is not a court and does not make a final judicial determination of copyright ownership. Where a genuine ownership dispute exists, the parties may be required to resolve the matter directly or through an appropriate legal authority.

9. Counter-Response by the User

A user who believes that content was incorrectly reported may submit a written counter-response containing:

• Full legal name and account details.
• Identification of the removed or disputed content.
• Explanation of why the complaint is incorrect.
• Proof of ownership, licence or authorisation.
• Agreements, invoices, split sheets, certificates or other supporting documents.
• A declaration that the information is accurate.
• Consent to cooperate with the dispute-resolution process.
• Physical or electronic signature.

Submission of a counter-response does not guarantee restoration. Anmol Digital may keep the content disabled until the dispute is resolved or satisfactory documentation is provided.

10. Repeat Infringement and Fraud

Anmol Digital may suspend or permanently terminate accounts associated with:

• Repeated copyright complaints.
• Multiple unauthorised submissions.
• False ownership declarations.
• Forged documents.
• Fraudulent Content ID claims.
• Royalty manipulation.
• Impersonation.
• Artificial streaming.
• Attempts to re-upload previously removed content.
• Abusive or knowingly false copyright complaints.

Royalties connected with fraudulent, disputed or infringing activity may be withheld, reversed, adjusted or applied toward claims, losses, penalties or chargebacks, to the extent permitted by law and the applicable agreement.

11. False or Abusive Complaints

Any person submitting a copyright complaint must act honestly and in good faith.

Knowingly submitting false ownership claims, forged documents, misleading statements or abusive takedown requests may result in rejection of the complaint, suspension of services and potential legal liability.

12. Platform-Level Actions

Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Amazon Music, Meta, JioSaavn and other digital platforms operate under their own copyright and content policies.

Anmol Digital does not control:

• Whether a platform accepts or rejects a release.
• Whether a platform removes content.
• Whether a platform restricts monetisation.
• How a platform resolves ownership conflicts.
• Whether Content ID or similar services approve a recording.
• How long a platform takes to process a takedown or restoration.

Anmol Digital may be required to follow platform decisions even where a user disagrees with those decisions.

13. No Copyright Registration Service

Unless expressly stated in writing, Anmol Digital's distribution service does not:

• Register copyright on behalf of the user.
• Determine legal ownership.
• Provide legal representation.
• Guarantee protection against infringement.
• Collect publishing, mechanical or performance royalties outside the selected service.

Users remain responsible for protecting and registering their intellectual property where appropriate.

14. Reservation of Rights

Anmol Digital may update this Copyright Policy to reflect changes in law, platform requirements, operational procedures or business practices.

Continued use of the services after an updated Policy becomes effective constitutes acceptance of the revised Policy.

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