High Priority Ethics Commitment: IJENGT takes intellectual property protection and academic integrity seriously. All formally submitted allegations of copyright infringement, unauthorized replication, or patent violation are reviewed as top-priority matters.
If an individual or entity believes that an article published in IJENGT violates their pre-existing copyright, patent, or intellectual property rights, a formal notice must be sent to the Chief Editor at:
email Email: editor.ijengt@gmail.com
Subject Line: Copyright Infringement Claim - [Article Title / ID]
To process your notice efficiently, claims must be accompanied by verifiable documentary evidence demonstrating prior publication, patent ownership, or copyright registration dated prior to the publication date of the disputed IJENGT article.
Upon receiving a claim supported by documented evidence, an acknowledgment confirmation will be dispatched within 3 working days.
The Editorial Board will notify the author(s) of the questioned paper and request an official explanation. All written communications will be shared transparently with both the complainant and the author(s).
The IJENGT Editorial Board retains sole authority to determine the validity of the claim following thorough deliberation and evidence analysis.
Depending on the investigation's findings, the board will execute one of the following determinations: