A man who stole a cram school's solution book and was sued for copyright infringement forged it again before withdrawing the lawsuit. Lawyer Liu Yiling explains the legal issues surrounding copyright infringement and forgery.

A man who stole a cram school's solution book and was sued for copyright infringement forged a false complaint to withdraw it. │Mirror News reporters Huang Yuting and Li Zonghan

News link:https://youtu.be/7TPWS11XjC4?si=Vb23H-CJWxBAOVSR

Two years ago, a New Taipei man surnamed Lin illegally sold online a workbook published by the High Point cram school. Not only was he sued by the cram school, but prosecutors also charged him with violating the Copyright Act. Unexpectedly, before the court's first-instance verdict, Lin forged the signature of the High Point cram school's agent, forging a false withdrawal of the lawsuit and mailing it to the court. However, the judge discovered his mistake. Now, his crime has been aggravated! The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office has indicted him on charges of forgery.

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