We wish to inform you about the current situation regarding the protection of intellectual property and the fight against its infringement. In Brussels, with the participation of representatives of the European Commission, several dozen prominent entities signed two memoranda, namely Memorandum of Understanding on Counterfeit Goods dated 21 June 2016 and Memorandum of Understanding on Online Advertising and Intellectual Property Rights dated 25 June 2018. More information about this event can be found here.

As the Gigaly.co.uk virtual shopping gallery has long pursued a policy of full transparency and legal compliance, striving by all means to prevent infringement of intellectual property rights, we welcome this initiative and identify with the principles set out in the above memoranda.

Our Gigaly.co.uk virtual shopping gallery distances itself from the sale of any products that would infringe intellectual property rights and explicitly opposes such products, working to minimise the risk of their sale by foreign suppliers. However, we cannot guarantee a 100% prevention, as our platform features thousands of products. We endeavour to monitor our foreign suppliers by various means and conduct retrospective checks on the products they offer. Should any supplier sell a product that infringes intellectual property rights, we will remove it immediately and terminate our cooperation with that supplier without delay. We kindly ask you to report any product you suspect may infringe intellectual property rights.

Anyone who encounters infringement of intellectual property rights on the Gigaly.co.uk virtual shopping gallery may contact us at our email address: info@gigaly.co.uk. You will help uncover and hold accountable those who do not respect intellectual property rights.

In accordance with Article 14 of Directive 2000/31/EC on electronic commerce, Act No. 480/2004 Coll., and the "Safe Harbor" provision of 17 U.S.C. §§ 512 of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), the Gigaly.co.uk virtual shopping gallery is not liable for intellectual property infringements in its virtual space of which it is unaware.