Trademark Cease And Desist Letter Template for Saudi Arabia

1. Previous Communications: Reference to any prior attempts to resolve the matter, used when there have been previous contacts with the infringer

2. Undertaking Request: Request for a signed undertaking promising to cease infringement, used in cases where formal documentation of compliance is desired

3. Damage Assessment: Overview of damages suffered due to the infringement, used when monetary compensation may be sought

4. Settlement Terms: Proposed terms for amicable resolution, used when willing to negotiate a settlement

5. Arabic Translation: Full Arabic translation of the letter, used when the recipient is primarily Arabic-speaking or for filing purposes

1. Trademark Registration Certificates: Copies of official trademark registration certificates from SAIP (Saudi Authority for Intellectual Property)

2. Evidence of Infringement: Photographs, screenshots, or other documentation proving the alleged infringement

3. Market Survey: If available, market survey showing confusion or damage caused by the infringement

4. Power of Attorney: If the letter is sent by legal representatives, authenticated power of attorney

5. Previous Correspondence: Copies of any relevant previous communications with the infringer