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The Counter Notification Letter is a crucial legal instrument in Pakistan's digital content ecosystem, designed to protect content creators' rights and provide a formal mechanism for disputing copyright takedown notices. This document becomes necessary when content has been removed from an online platform following a copyright complaint, and the content owner believes the removal was due to mistake or misidentification. The letter must comply with Pakistani legislation, including the Copyright Ordinance 1962 and Electronic Transactions Ordinance 2002, and typically includes detailed information about the disputed content, statements under penalty of perjury, and consent to jurisdiction. A Counter Notification Letter serves as a formal response that can initiate the process of content restoration while protecting the rights of all parties involved.

1. Sender Information: Full name, address, and contact details of the party sending the counter notification

2. Recipient Information: Details of the service provider or platform that received the original takedown notice

3. Reference Information: Reference to the original takedown notice, including date received and any reference numbers

4. Identification of Removed Material: Clear description of the content that was removed or disabled, including URLs or other specific identifiers

5. Statement of Good Faith: Declaration that the material was removed due to mistake or misidentification

6. Justification: Explanation of why the content should be restored, including legal basis and factual support

7. Consent to Jurisdiction: Statement consenting to the jurisdiction of appropriate Pakistani courts

8. Declaration of Truth: Statement under penalty of perjury that the information in the counter notice is accurate

9. Signature Block: Formal signature, name, and date