Bridlebrook Park Tennis Club is a community tennis club authorized to operate, under permit, at Alamosa Park according to the Rules and Regulations of Toronto Parks and Recreation Dept., North York Region.

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“All Rights Reserved” on Bridlebrook Park Tennis Club, or any creative work, is a copyright notice indicating the owner reserves all rights to the content, meaning it cannot be used without permission. The site is the intellectual property of Hagop Tourian

Here’s a more detailed explanation:

  • What it means: The phrase “All Rights Reserved” is a legal statement that the copyright holder retains all rights to the work, including the right to copy, distribute, adapt, and publicly perform it. 
  • Why it’s used: While not legally required, including “All Rights Reserved” can deter potential infringers and serve as a clear indication that the content is protected by copyright. 
  • Where to place it: On a website, the “All Rights Reserved” notice is commonly placed in the footer or a similar prominent location. 
  • How to format it: A typical format includes the copyright symbol (©), the year of publication, the name of the copyright holder, and the phrase “All Rights Reserved”.
    • Copyright basics:Copyright is an automatic right granted to creators of original works, including websites, text, images, and other content. 
    • Registration: While not mandatory, registering a copyright with the U.S. Copyright Office can provide additional legal protection and strengthen your claim in case of infringement. 
    • No Rights Reserved: The opposite of “All Rights Reserved” is “No Rights Reserved,” which indicates that the creator is waiving their copyright and allowing others to use the work freely. 
    • Copyright infringement: If someone uses or copyrighted work without permission, it is considered copyright infringement, and it can take legal action to protect our rights.