> Am 23.12.2014 um 13:06 schrieb Q-X GmbH - Pascal Wagenhofer > <wagenho...@q-x.ch <mailto:wagenho...@q-x.ch>>: > > Hallo SWINOGer > > I hope, you’re enjoying already the holidays somewhere around. > > We’re having here a little difficulties with a german lawyer. We’re offering > shared hosting services. One of our customers is sharing links to > uploaded.net <http://uploaded.net/>, which contains music, which might be > copyright protected. > > The german law agency is now requesting the data of the owner which – > apparently – we cannot provide due to restrictions of the data protection law > of Switzerland. They’re supplying us this > judgement:http://www.justiz.nrw.de/nrwe/olgs/koeln/j2011/6_U_87_10urteil20110325.html > > <http://www.justiz.nrw.de/nrwe/olgs/koeln/j2011/6_U_87_10urteil20110325.html> > . > > Question to the community: > 1. What are you doing in such situations? (Yes, appart from contact > your lawyer ;-) ). > 2. Did you have similar issues and how did you handle them? > > I wish you merry Christmas and a happy new year.
How much jurisdiction does a German court have in Switzerland anyway? Can’t you ask them to go to a Swiss court in Lausanne or wherever that stuff is handled? Oh wait, that would mean additional cost (like working with a lawyer in Switzerland, of all things), most likely without a ROI in the end. So, it’s easier trying to intimidate the hosting-company. If what whois provides is not enough - tough luck. Rainer
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