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Cease and Desist Notice for Infringement of Copyright; as well as for


07-Jun-2023 (In Criminal Law)
was working as a software engineer at a software company and resigned from the company one year before. One of the clients of my previous company contacted me and want my help. So Now my previous company has sent me a legal notice then I copied their code and selling to their clients at a lower price, actually I have not done this and contacted their client directly.
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Answer #1
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In such case if you have not violated the copyright act and no infringement has been done by you then need not to worry in order to reply to the legal notice by your company which you were serving for last years meet a good lawyer with all the details of your last working experience and your present work ..! Good wishes
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Answer #2
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you can reply to the said legal notice with the help of an advocate stating the law and the facts in the said notice supporting it with the document and in this manner the said company will not bully you as this is a normal routine of companies in order to harass ex employees of there company
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