Terms and Conditions

INTRODUCTION:

We act according to the framework of the German Civil Code (BGB) and the Commercial Code (HGB).

PROJECTS:

All activities that we perform on request and behalf of others are remunerated services.

It is customary for us to invoice these when placing an order, during the project and when work and projects are completed.

We are not responsible for project content and the consequences of using it, which the customer provides himself.

RESULTS:

We have to explicitly consent to the transfer of information to third parties.

Unless otherwise agreed, use is restricted to the area of ??Germany.
We do not grant customers any ownership rights or rights of use to any information that is shared within the framework of projects.

If results are to be used beyond the originally agreed purpose or scope, rights of use must be agreed separately.

The transfer of usage rights or the granting of sub-licenses is only permitted if it has been expressly agreed or if it results from the purpose of the contract.

After paying for the services provided, our customers may use them for the contractually agreed purpose and scope.

The customer is obliged to name the contractor on the completed work and its copies.

OTHER:

Changes to or cancellation of individual points in these General Terms and Conditions must be agreed in writing.

Unless otherwise agreed, we use publicly known names and logos of our customers for project information.

We assume that our customers have an interest in our services and those of our partners and that we are allowed to send information without being asked.

Additional agreements may apply for certain services, in particular for licenses, hosting or software development.

PLACE OF JURISDICTION:

The place of jurisdiction is Wiesbaden in Germany.

SEVERABILITY CLAUSE:

Should one or more individual provisions of these terms and conditions be ineffective, this shall not affect the validity of the remaining provisions.

As far as these terms and conditions even contain regulatory loopholes, these should be filled by a regulation that corresponds to the applicable law.

Status: 2020