More than 43 Million Are Fined for Audiovisual Fraud to One of Iptv's Largest Illegal Networks
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The Criminal Chamber of the National High Court has handed down a sentence against one of the largest illegal IPTV networks for crimes against the market and consumers, intellectual property and money laundering and has fixed one of the largest fines, of more than 43 million euros, in the history of Spain for the crime against intellectual property.Continue reading...
The judgment provides for compensation of EUR 12 million for the injured companies and more than EUR 30 million for fines for money laundering.
The Criminal Division of the National High Court has handed down a sentence against one of the largest illegal IPTV networks for crimes against the market and consumers, intellectual property and money laundering and has set one of the largest fines, of more than 43 million euros, in the history of Spain for the crime against intellectual property.
The Criminal Division of the National High Court has handed down a judgment against one of the largest illegal IPTV networks, run by ‘Dash, the Iranian’, for crimes against the market and consumers, intellectual property and money laundering, as reported by LaLiga in a press release. It is one of the largest compensations in Spain’s history for the crime against intellectual property by setting 12 million euros for the injured companies and more…
A new complaint by LaLiga, in its tireless fight against piracy, has led to a sentence against one of the largest illegal IPTV networks, with one of the biggest compensations in Spain for a crime against intellectual property, EUR 43 million. Through a statement issued on Monday, the entity chaired by Javier Tebas reported on the ruling of the Criminal Chamber of the National High Court, against this piracy network, which is charged with crimes …
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