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    caseStudy: "Jordan Andrews trades on eBay as ('thebigcoos') and he resides in Victoria. On 7 March 2009, Mr Andrews supplied a Microsoft investigator with two (2) high quality counterfeit copies of Microsoft Windows XP Professional. On 9 April 2009, Microsoft sent a letter of demand to Mr Andrews outlining its right to claim for copyright infringement. In May 2009, Mr Andrews admitted that he had infringed Microsoft’s copyright. Microsoft agreed to settle its claim in return for payment of damages and an undertaking by Mr Andrews to permanently refrain from infringing Microsoft’s copyright in the future. Mr Andrews agreed that in the future he will only supply copies of Microsoft software that he can verify were supplied by Microsoft’s authorised distributors, and to otherwise comply with Microsoft’s licensing requirements. Mr Andrews was required to surrender the remainder of the high quality counterfeit software that was in his possession.",
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    caseStudy: "Nicholas Todd Courter trades on eBay as 'hardpunter'. He has been trading on eBay from 6 January 2009 and he resides in New South Wales. On 9 March 2009, Mr Courter supplied a Microsoft investigator with high quality counterfeit software comprising a copy of Microsoft Windows XP Professional. Microsoft sent a letter of demand to Mr Courter on 9 April 2009 outlining its right to claim for copyright infringement. In May 2009, Mr Courter admitted that he had infringed Microsoft’s copyright, agreed to refrain from infringing Microsoft’s copyright in the future and pay damages in respect of past infringement. Mr Courter was required to surrender the remainder of the high quality counterfeit software that was in his possession. ",
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    caseStudy: "Jack Koncewicz trades on an auction site Oztion as 'big-mucho' and 'matts-coins'. He resides in Victoria. In December 2008 and January 2009, Mr Koncewicz supplied to Microsoft investigators high quality counterfeit software comprising copies of Microsoft Windows XP Professional and Microsoft Office Professional 2003. Microsoft sent a letter of demand to Mr Koncewicz on 2 April 2009 outlining its right to claim for copyright infringement. Mr Koncewicz admitted that he had infringed Microsoft’s copyright. Microsoft agreed to settle the matter in return for payment  of damages for past infringement of Microsoft’s copyright. Mr Koncewicz also provided undertakings to permanently refrain from infringing Microsoft’s copyright in the future and agreed to only sell genuine Microsoft products. Mr Koncewicz was required to surrender the remaining high quality counterfeit copies of Microsoft's products. ",
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    caseStudy: "Nessreen Omar traded on eBay from 6 November 2008 until recently as 'ameila007'. Ms Omar resides in Victoria. On 27 January 2009, Ms Omar supplied a Microsoft investigator with high quality counterfeit software comprising a copy of Microsoft Windows XP Professional. Microsoft sent a letter of demand to Ms Omar on 7 April 2009 outlining its right to claim for copyright infringement. At a settlement conference with Microsoft’s solicitors, Ms Omar admitted that she had infringed Microsoft's copyright in relation to the supply of high quality counterfeit copies of Microsoft’s products she had purchased onlineand agreed to permanently refrain from selling counterfeit software. At the settlement conference, Ms Omar agreed to pay compensation for infringement of Microsoft’s copyright. Ms Omar was also required to surrender the remainder of the high quality counterfeit software that was in her possession. ",
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    caseStudy: "Kelly Gilham traded on eBay since 7 May 2008 until recently as 'Kellymgsheba'. Ms Gilham resides in South Australia. Ms Gilham supplied to a Microsoft investigator with a high quality counterfeit copy of Microsoft Windows XP Professional on 27 January 2009. Microsoft sent a letter of demand to Ms Gilham on 19 March 2009 outlining its right to claim for copyright infringement. In April 2009, Ms Gilham admitted to infringing Microsoft’s copyright by selling the high quality counterfeit software she had purchased online. Microsoft accepted a settlement offer and Ms Gilham provided undertakings to permanently refrain from infringing Microsoft’s copyright in the future and agreed to sell only genuine Microsoft products. Ms Gilham returned the remaining high quality counterfeit copies to Microsoft. ",
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    caseStudy: "Microsoft sent a letter of demand to Ms Elbadar on 19 March 2009 outlining its right to claim for copyright infringement. Ms Elbadar agreed at a settlement meeting with Microsoft’s solicitors that she had infringed Microsoft’s copyright and to pay damages in respect of past infringement of Microsoft’s copyright. Ms Elbadar signed undertakings required of her to refrain from future infringement of copyright.",
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    caseStudy: "Timothy Inman trades on eBay as 'in.dvd' and 'red.tech'. Mr Inman has been trading as 'in.dvd' on eBay since 22 September 2008 and as “red.tech” since 10 February 2008. He resides in New South Wales. In January and March 2009, Mr Inman supplied to Microsoft investigators two (2) high quality counterfeit copies of Microsoft Windows XP Professional. Microsoft sent a letter of demand to Mr Inman on 19 March 2009 outlining its right to claim for copyright infringement. In April 2009, Mr Inman admitted to infringing Microsoft’s copyright and offered to pay compensation for infringement of Microsoft’s copyright. Mr Inman was permanently restrained from any future infringement of Microsoft’s copyright.  Mr Inman agreed that in the future he will only supply copies of Microsoft software that he can verify were supplied by Microsoft’s authorised distributors, and to otherwise comply with Microsoft's licensing requirements.",
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    caseStudy: "Matthew Stephen Anderson traded on eBay since 17 November 2008 as 'quickseller1982' until recently. He resides in Victoria. In January 2009, Mr Anderson supplied to Microsoft investigators on two occasions high quality counterfeit copies of Microsoft Windows Server 2003 and Microsoft Office 2007 Professional. Microsoft sent a letter of demand to Mr Anderson on 19 March 2009 outlining its right to claim for copyright infringement. In April 2009, Mr Anderson admitted to infringing Microsoft’s copyright and agreed to pay damages in respect of past infringement of Microsoft’s copyright. Mr Anderson is permanently restrained from any future infringement of Microsoft’s copyright. He agreed that in the future he will only supply copies of Microsoft software that he can verify were supplied by Microsoft’s authorised distributors, and to otherwise comply with Microsoft’s licensing requirements. Mr Anderson returned the remaining high quality counterfeit software to Microsoft.",
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    caseStudy: "Nilesh Patel traded on eBay from 2 August 2005 until recently as 'nileshapatel143'. Ms Patel resides in New South Wales. On 24 February 2009, Mr Patel supplied a Microsoft investigator with high quality counterfeit software comprising a copy of Microsoft Windows XP Professional. Microsoft sent a letter of demand to Mr Patel on 25 March 2009 outlining its right to claim for copyright infringement. At a settlement meeting with Microsoft’s solicitors on 22 April 2009, Mr Patel admitted to selling high quality counterfeit software he had purchased onlineand agreed to refrain from selling counterfeit software in the future. At the meeting, Mr Patel agreed to pay compensation for infringement of Microsoft’s copyright. Mr Patel was also required to surrender the remainder of the high quality counterfeit software that was in his possession. ",
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    caseStudy: "Norizan Mohamd trades on eBay as 'unistore08'. Mr Mohamd has been trading on eBay since 15 September 2008 and he resides in Victoria. On 4 March 2009, Mr Mohamad supplied a Microsoft investigator with high quality counterfeit software comprising a copy of Microsoft Windows XP Professional. Microsoft sent a letter of demand to Mr Mohamad on 19 March 2009 outlining its right to claim for copyright infringement. Mr Mohamad admitted that he had imported the counterfeit software. Mr Mohamad also admitted that he infringed Microsoft’s copyright. In April 2009, Microsoft agreed to settle the matter rather than to commence proceedings in the Federal Magistrates Court. In order to settle the matter, Mr Mohamad agreed to pay damages in respect of past infringement and provided undertakings agreeing to refrain from future infringement of Microsoft’s copyright. Mr Mohamad also surrendered the remaining counterfeit copies to Microsoft. ",
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    caseStudy: "On 29 January 2009 Microsoft filed proceedings against Ian Fleming, Tanya Fleming and Global Research Associates Pty Ltd in the Federal Magistrates Court.  Ian Fleming, Tanya Fleming and Global Research Associates imported counterfeit copies of Microsoft Office Professional 2007 from China and were supplying these counterfeit copies through eBay (alias: andrefleming) and through their own Global Research Associates website at gravityads.com.  The unauthorised importations came to Microsoft’s attention through three separate customs seizures.  Following the first customs seizure of his goods, Ian Fleming attempted to avoid seizure by re-directing the goods to a privately owned post box. On 13 March 2009 Microsoft settled its Federal Magistrates Court proceedings against Ian Fleming, Tanya Fleming and Global Research Associates Pty Ltd.  In finalising the proceedings, the Court ordered that the Respondents permanently restrain from any future infringement of Microsoft’s copyright or trade mark rights. The Respondents were also ordered to pay Microsoft a total of $44,010 in compensatory and additional damages for the infringement of Microsoft’s copyright and trade marks and the conduct of the Respondents in attempting to continue to import counterfeit copies after some shipments had been seized by Customs. ",
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    caseStudy: "On 27 January 2009 Microsoft filed proceedings against Troy Chivers in the Federal Magistrates Court.  Troy Chivers imported from China and supplied 180 counterfeit copies of Microsoft® Office Professional Edition 2007 through eBay (alias: troydirect). The unauthorised importations came to Microsoft’s attention following a Microsoft Investigation into the sale of counterfeit copies through eBay.  A Microsoft Investigator purchased 6 counterfeit copies of Office from Troy Chivers’ eBay account in November and January.  In addition, Customs seized 50 counterfeit copies of Microsoft® Office Professional Edition 2007 that were imported by Troy Chivers in January. On 2 June 2009 Microsoft settled its Federal Magistrates Court proceedings against Troy Chivers.  In finalising the proceedings, the Court ordered that Chivers permanently restrain from any future infringement of Microsoft’s copyright or trade mark rights. Troy Chivers was also ordered to pay Microsoft a total of $72,000 in compensatory and additional damages for the infringement of Microsoft’s copyright and trade marks and the conduct of Troy Chivers in attempting to sell multiple copies of counterfeit Microsoft software for other people to sell on eBay.",
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    caseStudy: "Amexcom Pty Ltd ('Amexcom') operates a business selling computer systems in St Albans, Werribee and Melbourne City in the state of Victoria. Its directors are Tam Tran and Binh Dien Tran. In January 2009 Microsoft settled its Federal Magistrates Court proceedings against Amexcom and its directors (“the Respondents”). The Respondents agreed to damages in the sum of $65,464.00 in respect of past infringement of Microsoft’s copyright. The orders made noted the Respondents’ admission that Amexcom had made infringing copies of Microsoft Programs Windows XP Professional and Office Professional 2003 and permanently restrain the Respondents from any future infringement of Microsoft’s copyright.",
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    caseStudy: "Amexcom Pty Ltd ('Amexcom') operates a business selling computer systems in St Albans, Werribee and Melbourne City in the state of Victoria. Its directors are Tam Tran and Binh Dien Tran. In January 2009 Microsoft settled its Federal Magistrates Court proceedings against Amexcom and its directors (“the Respondents”). The Respondents agreed to damages in the sum of $65,464.00 in respect of past infringement of Microsoft’s copyright. The orders made noted the Respondents’ admission that Amexcom had made infringing copies of Microsoft Programs Windows XP Professional and Office Professional 2003 and permanently restrain the Respondents from any future infringement of Microsoft’s copyright.",
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    caseStudy: "Amexcom Pty Ltd ('Amexcom') operates a business selling computer systems in St Albans, Werribee and Melbourne City in the state of Victoria. Its directors are Tam Tran and Binh Dien Tran. In January 2009 Microsoft settled its Federal Magistrates Court proceedings against Amexcom and its directors (“the Respondents”). The Respondents agreed to damages in the sum of $65,464.00 in respect of past infringement of Microsoft’s copyright. The orders made noted the Respondents’ admission that Amexcom had made infringing copies of Microsoft Programs Windows XP Professional and Office Professional 2003 and permanently restrain the Respondents from any future infringement of Microsoft’s copyright.",
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    caseStudy: "Gary Rufnak operates a computer shop in Woodville, South Australia under the name NewLife Computers. On 11 November 2008, Microsoft settled its Federal Magistrates Court of Australia proceedings against Gary Rufnak t/as NewLife Computers. Mr Rufnak was ordered to pay Microsoft $35,000 in damages as well as Microsoft’s costs of the proceedings. The orders permanently restrained NewLife Computers from infringing Microsoft’s copyright. Gary Rufnak supplied a Microsoft investigator with a computer system loaded with an unlicensed copy of Microsoft® Office Professional Edition 2003.",
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    caseStudy: "Mario Fernandes ('Fernandes') traded on the online auction website eBay under the username 'mariof1956', from which he sold computer software. In November 2008, Fernandes supplied to a Microsoft investigator an unauthorised high quality counterfeit copy of Windows XP® Professional. Microsoft's solicitor wrote to Fernandes and invited him to a settlement meeting. Settlement was reached with Fernandes agreeing to pay to Microsoft $6,000.00 on account of damages and costs which Microsoft incurred as a result of the infringement. Further, Fernandes provided a signed Deed in which he admits to having breached Microsoft's copyright and where he provided undertakings agreeing to permanently refrain from any future infringement of Microsoft copyright. Fernandes also provided a signed apology to Microsoft.",
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    caseStudy: "Tony Yip ('Yip') traded on the online auction website eBay under the username 'lostworld18', from which he sold computer software. In November 2008, Yip supplied to a Microsoft investigator unauthorised high quality counterfeit copies of Microsoft Office Professional 2007 and Windows XP Professional. Microsoft's solicitor wrote to Yip and invited him to attend a settlement meeting via a conference call. Settlement was reached with Yip agreeing to pay to Microsoft $6,000.00 on account of damages and costs which Microsoft incurred as a result of the infringement. Further, Yip has provided a signed Deed in which he admits to having breached Microsoft's copyright and where he provided an undertaking agreeing to permanently refrain from any future infringement of Microsoft copyright. Yip has also provided a signed apology to Microsoft.",
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    caseStudy: "Tony Digiglio ('Digiglio') traded on the online auction website eBay under the username 'danni182', which was registered to his daughter, Daniella Hobbs ('Hobbs'). Digiglio sold computer software using this username. In November 2008, Digiglio supplied to a Microsoft investigator unauthorised high quality counterfeit copies of Microsoft® Office Professional 2007 and Windows Server® 2003. Microsoft's solicitor wrote to Hobbs and invited her to attend a settlement meeting via a conference call. Settlement was reached with Digiglio agreeing to pay to Microsoft $5,000.00 on account of damages and costs which Microsoft incurred as a result of the infringement. Further, Hobbs and Digiglio have agreed to provide a signed Deed in which they admit that Digiglio breached Microsoft's copyright and where they both provide an undertaking agreeing to permanently refrain from any future infringement of Microsoft copyright. Hobbs and Digiglio have also agreed to provide a signed apology to Microsoft.",
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    caseStudy: "Kim Greenham ('Greenham') traded on the online auction website eBay under the username 'jltctb', from which she sold computer software. In November 2008, Greenham supplied to a Microsoft investigator unauthorised high quality counterfeit copies of Microsoft® Office Professional 2003 and Microsoft® Office Professional 2007. Microsoft's solicitor wrote to Greenham and invited her to attend a settlement meeting via a conference call. Settlement was reached with Greenham agreeing to pay to Microsoft $3,500.00 on account of damages and costs which Microsoft incurred as a result of the infringement. Further, Greenham has agreed to provide a signed Deed whereby she admits to breaching Microsoft's copyright and provides an undertaking agreeing to permanently refrain from any future infringement of Microsoft copyright. Greenham has also agreed to provide a signed apology to Microsoft.",
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    caseStudy: "Mark Robinson traded on the online auction website eBay under the username 'robinson5125', and the username 'power_discounts' which was registered to his wife, Vanessa Robinson. Mark Robinson sold computer software using these usernames. In November 2008, Mark Robinson supplied to a Microsoft investigator unauthorised high quality counterfeit copies of Windows XP® Professional and Microsoft® Office Professional 2007. Microsoft's solicitor wrote to Vanessa and Mark Robinson and invited them to attend a settlement meeting via a conference call. Settlement was reached with Mark Robinson agreeing to pay $5,500.00 on account of damages and costs which Microsoft incurred as a result of the infringement. Further, Mark and Vanessa Robinson have agreed to provide a signed Deed whereby they admit that Mark Robinson breached Microsoft's copyright and where they both provide an undertaking agreeing to permanently refrain from any future infringement of Microsoft copyright. They have also agreed to provide a signed apology to Microsoft.",
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    caseStudy: "Mark Lunn & Specta-G Pty Limited operates a computer shop in Hampstead Gardens, South Australia under the name Inspect-A-Gadget. On 15 October 2008, Microsoft commenced proceedings against Mark Lunn and Specta-G Pty Limited in the Federal Magistrates Court of Australia for selling a computer system to a Microsoft investigator loaded with an unlicensed copy of Microsoft® Windows XP® Home Edition and Microsoft® Office Professional Edition 2003.",
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    caseStudy: "On 14 October 2008, Microsoft filed proceedings in the Federal Magistrates Court against eBay trader Lisa Jane Chatman (trading as eBay alias 'angel*software') for selling high quality counterfeit Microsoft software. On 6 November 2008, the Court ordered that Ms Chatman pay Microsoft $16,500 in damages and costs for past infringement of Microsoft copyright and trademarks. Ms Chatman was permanently restrained from any future infringement of Microsoft's copyright. Ms Chatman was to deliver up to Microsoft any infringing copies of Microsoft software in her possession.",
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    caseStudy: "On 14 October 2008, Microsoft filed proceedings against eBay traders Calvin Knight (trading as eBay alias '4574criminal') and Andrew Roe (trading as 'australian_computer_parts_wholesaler' for infringing Microsoft's copyright and trade marks by supplying counterfeit copies of Microsoft software through their aliases on eBay. Microsoft obtained a copy of Windows XP® Professional OEM software distributed by Calvin Knight and a copy of Windows XP® Professional OEM and Microsoft® Office Professional Edition 2003 software distributed by Andrew Roe through eBay's website. All copies were high quality counterfeit. Both matters are continuing before the Federal Magistrates Court in Sydney.",
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    dateYear: 2008,
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    caseStudy: "Govindu Sapkotu and Krishna Raj Kandel (Sapkotu and Kandel) traded on the online auction website eBay under the username 'selling-hittime', from which they sold computer software. In October 2008, Sapkotu and Kandel supplied to a Microsoft investigator an unauthorised high quality counterfeit copy of Microsoft Office Professional 2003. Microsoft's solicitor wrote to Krishna Raj Kandel and invited him to a settlement meeting, at which both Sapkotu and Kandel attended. Settlement was reached with Sapkotu and Kandel agreeing to pay to Microsoft the sum of $3,000.00 on account of damages and costs which Microsoft incurred as a result of the infringement. Further, Sapkotu and Kandel provided a signed Deed Poll in which they admit to having breached Microsoft's copyright and where they provided undertakings agreeing to permanently refrain from any future infringement of Microsoft copyright. Sapkotu and Kandel also provided a signed apology to Microsoft.",
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    name: 'Krishna Raj Kandel | Govindu Sapkotu',
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    dateYear: 2008,
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    caseStudy: "Christina Alag traded on the online auction website eBay under the username 'a.k.a.simplythebest', from which she sold computer software. In October 2008, Christina Alag supplied to a Microsoft investigator an unauthorised high quality counterfeit copy of Windows XP&Reg; Professional. Microsoft's solicitor wrote to Christina Alag and invited her to attend a settlement meeting. Settlement was reached with Christina Alag agreeing to pay $2,000.00 on account of damages and costs which Microsoft incurred as a result of the infringement. Further, Christina Alag has agreed to provide a signed Deed whereby she admits to breaching Microsoft's copyright and provides an undertaking agreeing to permanently refrain from any future infringement of Microsoft copyright. She has also agreed to provide a signed apology to Microsoft.",
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    dateYear: 2008,
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    caseStudy: "Arlan Alag traded on the online auction website eBay under the usernames 'matildas.software' and 'bongie555*67', from which he has sold computer software. In October 2008 and December 2008, Arlan Alag supplied to a Microsoft investigator unauthorised high quality counterfeit copies of Microsoft Windows XP Professional, Microsoft Office Professional 2003 and Microsoft Office Professional 2007. Microsoft's solicitor wrote to Arlan Alag and invited him to attend a settlement meeting. Settlement was reached with Arlan Alag agreeing to pay $10,000.00 on account of damages and costs which Microsoft incurred as a result of the infringement. Further, Arlan Alag has provided a signed Deed whereby he admits to breaching Microsoft's copyright and provides an undertaking agreeing to permanently refrain from any future infringement of Microsoft copyright. He has also agreed to provide a signed apology to Microsoft.",
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    dateYear: 2008,
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    caseStudy: "Tri Van Do operates a computer shop in Ottoway, South Australia under the name Dovan Computers. On 4 September 2008, Tri Van Do supplied a Microsoft investigator with a computer system loaded with an unlicensed copy of Microsoft® Office Professional Plus 2007. In October 2008 Tri Van Do attended a settlement meeting with Microsoft's Solicitor and acknowledged that he had infringed Microsoft's copyright. Mr Tri Van Do signed Undertakings agreeing to refrain from infringing Microsoft's copyright in the future and to pay the sum of AU$20,000 to Microsoft.",
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    dateYear: 2008,
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    caseStudy: "David Neal Klippel-Cooper, trading as KC Computers, operates a computer sales and repair business at Port Adelaide, SA. In November 2007, Mr Klippel-Cooper supplied a personal computer loaded with unauthorised copies of Microsoft® Office FrontPage 2003, Microsoft® Office Professional Edition 2003, Microsoft® Office Project Professional Edition 2003 and Microsoft® Office Visio Professional Edition 2003. Settlement was ultimately reached and Mr Klippel-Cooper provided a written undertaking to Microsoft not to commit any further breaches of its copyright and to also pay the sum of AU$45,000 to Microsoft.",
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    caseStudy: "Bobby Jiang, trading as Net Access Computer Services, operates a computer sales and servicing business in Attadale, WA. In November 2007, Mr Jiang supplied a personal computer loaded with an unauthorised copy of Windows XP® Home Edition and Microsoft® Office Professional Edition 2003. Mr Jiang provided Microsoft with a written undertaking that he would not engage in any conduct which would infringe the copyright of Microsoft and also to pay the sum of AU$20,000.",
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    caseStudy: "Shahrooz Sayeed Chowdhury operates a business selling computer systems and trades under the name of Healthy Fun in Castle Hill, NSW. In November 2007, Microsoft filed proceeding against Shahrooz Sayeed Chowdhury t/as Healthy Fun in the Federal Magistrates Court. Mr Chowdhury was ordered to pay Microsoft $10,000 in damages for past infringement of Microsoft’s copyright in relation to the supply of high quality counterfeit copies of Microsoft® Windows Server® Standard 2003 – 5CAL on eBay (alias: healthyfun_au). Mr Chowdhury admitted that he had infringed Microsoft's copyright and trademarks on at least 3 occasions and was permanently restrained from any future infringement of Microsoft's copyright. Mr Chowdhury was required to surrender the remainder of the high quality counterfeit software that was in his possession.",
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    caseStudy: "Ali Daher is the sole director of DataVision Group Pty Limited, which operates a computer business in Punchbowl. On 31 October 2007, DataVision supplied to Microsoft Investigators a computer system loaded with unlicensed copies of Windows XP® Professional and Microsoft® Office Professional Edition 2003. Mr Daher settled out of court with Microsoft and also provided Undertakings on behalf of his company and in his personal capacity, agreeing to refrain from future infringement of Microsoft's copyright.",
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    caseStudy: "Technology Kingdom Pty Limited operates a computer shop in Beverly Hills. Its directors are Fang Chen and Melinda Feng. On 12 October 2007, Technology Kingdom supplied to Microsoft Investigators a computer system loaded with unlicensed copies of Windows XP® Professional and Microsoft® Office Professional Edition 2003. In an out of court settlement, Technology Kingdom paid Microsoft $25,000. In addition, Technology Kingdom and its directors signed Undertakings restraining them from any future infringement of Microsoft's copyright.",
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    caseStudy: "IT Destination Pty Limited operates a shop that sells computer systems in Haymarket, NSW. In October 2007, IT Destination supplied a computer system loaded with unlicensed copies of Windows XP® Professional and Microsoft® Office Professional Edition 2003. In December 2007, Microsoft's solicitors met with Lin (Sandy) Li on behalf of the company's sole director, Yi Ping Li. It was agreed that IT Destination would pay AU$20,000 in compensation for infringement of Microsoft's copyright. Sandy Li and Yi Ping Li in his capacity as sole director of IT Destination also signed undertakings restraining them from any future infringement of Microsoft's copyright.",
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    caseStudy: "Fudachi.com Pty Limited operates a computer business in Haymarket, NSW. Its directors are Luis Wu, Chun Peng Liao, and Jeffrey Lin. In October 2007, Fudachi.com supplied a Microsoft investigator with a computer system loaded with unlicensed copies of Windows XP® Professional and Microsoft® Office Professional Edition 2003. The three directors agreed to pay Microsoft AU$20,000 in compensation for the infringement of Microsoft's copyright. In addition, Fudachi.com and each of the directors personally signed undertakings requiring them to refrain from future infringement of Microsoft's copyright and deliver up any infringing items.",
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    caseStudy: "Shaoling Su is the sole director of TWC Network Pty Limited, which operates a business selling computer systems under the name Top Win Computers & Communications in the Sydney suburb of Maroubra. In October 2007, Top Win Computers & Communications supplied a computer system loaded with unauthorised copies of Windows XP® Home Edition and Microsoft Office Professional with FrontPage. Ms Su agreed at a meeting with Microsoft's solicitors to pay Microsoft AU$70,000 in compensation for the infringement of Microsoft's copyright, and provided undertakings in her personal capacity and on behalf of TWC Network to refrain from infringing conduct in the future.",
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    caseStudy: "F2F Technology Pty Limited operates a computer business in the Sydney suburb of Eastwood. Its directors are Simoon Woo and So Jung Seo. In October 2007, F2F Technology supplied a computer system loaded with unauthorised copies of Windows XP® Professional and Microsoft® Office Professional Edition 2003. Mr Woo agreed that F2F Technology would pay compensation of AU$15,000 for breaching Microsoft's copyright. The company and its two directors also gave undertakings to refrain from infringement of Microsoft's copyright in the future.",
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    caseStudy: "Dung Le operates a business selling computer systems and trades under the name of IT Future in Springvale, Victoria. On 3 July 2007, Dung Le trading as IT Future supplied to a Microsoft Investigator a personal computer loaded with unauthorised copies of Windows Vista® Home Premium and Microsoft® Office Professional Edition 2003. In December 2007, Microsoft filed proceedings against Dung Le in the Federal Magistrates Court of Australia seeking damages for past infringement of Microsoft's copyright and permanent injunctions. On 16 April 2008, the Court gave judgment in the proceedings. There was no appearance by Dung Le and the Court ordered that he be permanently restrained from any future infringement of Microsoft's copyright. Dung Le was also ordered to pay Microsoft damages for the infringement of its copyright and he was ordered to pay $20,000 in additional damages on account of the flagrancy of the infringement and his conduct in the proceedings. Dung Le was also ordered to pay Microsoft's costs.",
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    caseStudy: "In July 2007, Mark Bondin supplied to Microsoft Investigators a personal computer loaded with unauthorised copies of Windows XP® Home Edition and Microsoft® Office Professional on eBay (alias 'c.s.computers'). Microsoft sent a letter of demand to Mark Bondin in September 2007 outlining its right to claim for copyright infringement. In March 2008, Mark Bondin agreed to refrain from infringing Microsoft's copyright in the future and pay damages in respect of past infringement.",
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    caseStudy: "On 13 April 2007 Rodney Mayhew, trading as Rodney's Computers, supplied to Microsoft Investigators a personal computer loaded with unauthorised copies of Windows XP® Professional Edition and Microsoft® Office XP Professional Edition. Two CD-ROMs were also supplied with that personal computer and they contained counterfeit copies of Windows XP Professional Edition and Microsoft® Office XP Professional Edition. In June 2007, Microsoft filed proceedings against Rodney Mayhew t/as Rodney's Computer's in the Federal Magistrates Court of Australia seeking damages for past infringement of Microsoft's copyright. The matter was heard in December 2007. On 12 February 2008, the judgment was handed down in the proceedings and the Court ordered that Mr Mayhew permanently restrain from any future infringement of Microsoft's copyright. Mr Mayhew was also ordered to pay Microsoft damages for the infringement of Microsoft's copyright in the two infringements described above and to pay $12,000 in additional damages on account of flagrancy of the infringement and the conduct of Mr Mayhew's defence, which the Court found, had been intended to frustrate the Court process. The Court noted its broad discretion in relation to awarding additional damages and stated that the amount should clearly signal the Court's disapproval of Mr Mayhew's defence's conduct and the need for deterrence. Mr Mayhew was also ordered to pay Microsoft's costs in the sum of approximately $43,600.",
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    dateYear: 2007,
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    caseStudy: "Supaj Jenny Huynh is the sole director of Fast Tech Pty Limited, which operates a computer business in Haymarket, NSW under the name Capitol Computer. Ms Huynh agreed to pay Microsoft AU$70,000 as compensation for past infringement of Microsoft's copyright, and provided undertakings in her personal capacity and on behalf of Fast Tech Pty Limited, to permanently refrain from infringing Microsoft's copyright in the future.",
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    caseStudy: "Ahn Thanh Buu Tran, trading as Computer Recyclers, operates a business selling computers and computer software in Enfield, South Australia. Mr Tran supplied a Microsoft Investigator with a personal computer loaded with unauthorised copies of Windows XP® Professional and Microsoft® Office Professional Edition 2003. Microsoft's solicitors wrote to Mr Tran and invited him to attend a meeting. However, the matter was unable to be resolved through negotiations between the parties and proceedings were subsequently filed in the Federal Magistrates Court of Australia. Mr Tran had been the subject of earlier copyright infringement by Microsoft. During the course of the proceedings Mr Tran consented to Orders restraining his further infringement of Microsoft's copyright and requiring him to pay damages, costs and interest to Microsoft for those breaches which had occurred. In addition, Mr Tran was also required to pay his own legal fees. The final quantum of damages, costs and interest was agreed with Mr Tran on the basis that he was to pay Microsoft the sum of $75,000, with a lesser sum being available to him, if paid prior to a certain date.",
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    suburb: 'Enfield',
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    caseStudy: "Thanh Phong Bui operates a computer store under the business name Coteco in the Sydney suburb of Cabramatta. Microsoft settled proceedings in the Federal Magistrates Court against Coteco, based on a judgment of $35,000 in damages for past copyright infringement, as well as Microsoft's legal costs. Coteco had supplied a Microsoft investigator with a computer loaded with an unauthorised copy of Microsoft® Office Professional Edition 2003. The Court also made orders that Coteco be restrained from further infringement or the sale of any Microsoft program without a licence.",
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    caseStudy: "PCE Computer & Communication Pty Limited operates a computer business in Capitol Square, Sydney. Microsoft reached an out of court settlement with PCE Computer and Communication Pty Limited and its directors, Jie Zhang and Yun Huang. Microsoft accepted a settlement offer of $50,000, with PCE Computer & Communication Pty Limited and its directors also signing Undertakings restraining them from any future infringement of Microsoft's copyright.",
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    caseStudy: "Vy Duc Hien operates a computer store under the business name Softlink Computer from the Sydney suburb of Fairfield. Microsoft settled proceedings against Softlink Computer, which was ordered to pay Microsoft $40,000 for past copyright infringement. In October 2007, Softlink Computer had supplied a Microsoft investigator with a computer loaded with an unauthorised copy of Microsoft® Office Professional Edition 2003. The Court declared that Softlink Computer had infringed Microsoft's copyright and made orders that it be restrained from further infringement or the sale of any Microsoft program without a licence.",
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    street: '',
    street2: '',
    suburb: 'Fairfield',
    dateYear: 0,
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    caseStudy: "Rui Zhong Wu operates a business selling and repairing computer systems and trades under the name Revesby Electronics in Revesby, New South Wales. Revesby Electronics supplied a Microsoft investigator with a personal computer loaded with unauthorised copies of Windows XP® Home, Microsoft® Office Professional 2003 and Microsoft® Plus for Windows XP®. Microsoft sent a letter of demand to Revesby Electronics outlining its right to claim for copyright infringement. Microsoft agreed to settle its claim in return for payment of damages in the sum of $8,000 and an undertaking by Rui Zhong Wu trading as Revesby Electronics to refrain from infringing Microsoft's copyright in the future.",
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    caseStudy: "Gavin Richardson operates a business selling computer systems and trades under the name of Gav's Mobile Computer Services in Lota, Queensland. Microsoft filed proceedings against Gavin Richardson t/as Gav's Mobile Computer Services for copyright infringement and Mr Richardson t/as Gav's Mobile Computer Services was ordered to pay Microsoft $31,383 in damages for past infringement of Microsoft's copyright in relation to the supply of a personal computer to a Microsoft Investigator which was loaded with an unauthorised copy of Microsoft® Office Professional Edition. Mr Richardson admitted that he had infringed Microsoft's copyright. The orders permanently restrain the Mr Richardson t/as Gav's Mobile Computer Services from any future infringement of Microsoft's copyright. Mr Richardson failed to pay Microsoft the sum of $31,383 and, Microsoft commenced bankruptcy proceedings in the Federal Magistrates Court for the Judgment Debt. Microsoft was successful in proving that Mr Richardson had committed an act of bankruptcy and a Sequestration Order was made against his estate.",
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    caseStudy: "Dingley Office Supplies Pty Ltd operates a business selling and repairing computer systems and trades under the name Maxit Technologies in Dingley Village, Victoria and Maxit Technologies' director is Ian Cusworth-Warner. Maxit Technologies supplied a Microsoft investigator with a personal computer loaded with unauthorised copies of Windows XP® Professional and Microsoft® Office Professional 2003. Microsoft sent a letter of demand to Maxit Technologies outlining its right to claim for copyright infringement. Microsoft agreed to settle its claim in return for payment of damages in the sum of $7,500 and an undertaking by Maxit Technologies and its director to refrain from infringing Microsoft's copyright in the future.",
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