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by thfuran 1209 days ago
Yes, and it's only that assertion that is made under penalty of perjury, not the assertion that the targeted work actually infringes on that copyright.
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So, if they aren't the copyright holder (as in this case) they have committed perjury by asserting they are.
Possibly not if they thought they had a valid claim, but I really don't know how that would work out in practice.