The case was made against the sites three founders who were not even present, nor aware of the proceedings. When they found they sent a letter to have the ruling dismissed as they are currently seeking to make an appeal.

As it stands, if they do not comply with the ruling and remove all access to the site in Holland

within the next ten days then the company will be fined three million Euros. They will also be fined 30,000 Euro for

every day that the site remains up and running in the Netherlands.

In April, the three owners, Fredrik Neij, Peter Sunde, and Gottfrid Svartholm Warg  along with a financer in Sweden were ordered to pay around 3 million in damages to various production companies and were to serve a year behind bars. Currently, a company called Global Gaming Factory has plans to buy Pirate Bay, which is only adding to the pandemonium.

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Pirate Bay Ordered Out Of The Netherlands originally appeared on: Crenk
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