72 Supplement to Qfflcial Gazette [2lstApril2014] (a) of damages for the prejudice sutiered as a consequence of the act of infringement; and (b) of expenses caused by the infringement, which may include legal costs. (3) The amount of damages referred to under subsection (2)(a) shall be determined taking into account the economic and moral prejudice suffered by the owner of the rights. (4) The court may, while determining damages under subsection (2)(a), order the recovery of profits from the infringer, even when the infhnger did not know or had no reasonable grounds to know that he was engaged in infi·inging activity. (5) Where goods have been found to be infringing copies, the court may, taking into account the need for proportionality between the seriousness of the infringement and the remedy the legitimate interests of third party, order the destruction or other reasonable disposition of infringing copies and their packaging, without payment of compensation, in such a manner as the court considers appropriate, as to avoid any harm to the rights owner. (6) The comt may, taking into account the Gonditions set out in sub-section (2) , order, without payment of compensation of any sort, the destruction or other reasonable disposition of materials and implements the predominant use of which has been the making of infringing copies, in such manner as the comt considers appropriate, as to minimise the risks of continuing or subsequent infringements. (7) The court may, if it considers appropriate, order the infringer to inform the rights owner of the identity of third persons involved in the production and distribution of the infringing goods or rendering of services, and of their channels