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A Copyright Counter Notification is a crucial legal document used when content has been removed from a platform or service following a copyright infringement claim. Under German law and EU regulations, this document provides a formal mechanism for content creators to dispute the takedown and request the restoration of their content. The counter notification must include specific elements such as identification of the removed content, a good-faith statement regarding the mistake or misidentification in the original takedown, and consent to jurisdiction in relevant German courts. This document is particularly important in the digital age where content sharing and copyright disputes are common, offering protection for content creators while maintaining respect for legitimate copyright claims. The counter notification process helps balance the rights of content creators with those of copyright holders within the German legal framework.

1. Recipient Details: Full contact information of the platform/service provider who received the original takedown notice

2. Counter-Notifier Information: Complete contact information of the person/entity submitting the counter notification

3. Identification of Removed Content: Specific description and location of the material that was removed or disabled

4. Statement of Good Faith: Declaration that the content was removed or disabled as a result of mistake or misidentification

5. Consent to Jurisdiction: Statement accepting jurisdiction of the German court in the district where the counter-notifier is located

6. Declaration of Accuracy: Statement under penalty of perjury that the information in the notification is accurate

7. Electronic Signature: Valid electronic or physical signature of the counter-notifier