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Nazaries Information Technologies S.L., hereinafter RESPONSIBLE, makes this document available to users to comply with the obligations set out in Law No. 34/2002 of July 11, 2002, on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSICE), as well as to inform all website users of the website regarding the conditions of use.

Every person who accesses this website assumes the role of user, committing themselves to the observance and strict compliance with the provisions herein, as well as any other applicable legal provision. Nazaries Information Technologies S.L. reserves the right to modify any type of information that may appear on the website, without any obligation to give prior notice or inform users of such obligations, with publication on the website being understood to be sufficient.

IDENTIFICATION DATA

  • Domain name: https://www.nazaries.com
  • Trade name: Nazaríes IT.
  • Company name: Nazaríes Information Technologies S.L
  • CIF: B18912659.
  • Head office: C/ Parque de las Ciencias 1, 1st Floor, 18006 Granada
  • Phone: +34 958 996 246
  • Email: info@nazaries.com
  • Commercial Register of Granada: Volume 1368, Book 0, Page 81, Sheet GR 37207.

RESPONSIBILITY

The provider is exempt from any type of responsibility for the information published on its website, as long as such information has been manipulated or introduced by a third party.

From this website you may be redirected to content on third party sites. Given that the provider cannot always control the content introduced by third parties on their website, the provider does not assume any responsibility for such content. However, the provider declares that it will immediately remove any content that could contravene national or international legislation, morality or public order, immediately removing the redirection to such websites and informing the competent authorities of the said content.

The provider is not responsible for the information and content stored, including but not limited to, in forums, chats, blogs, comments, social networks, or any other medium that allows third parties to publish content independently on the provider's website. However, and in compliance with the provisions of articles 11 and 16 of the LSSI-CE, the provider makes itself available to all users, authorities, and security forces, actively collaborating in the removal or blocking of all content that could affect or contravene national or international legislation, third party rights, or morality and public order. If the user believes there is any content on the website that may fall under this classification, please notify the website administrator immediately.

INTELLECTUAL AND INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY

The website, including but not limited to its programming, editing, compilation, and other essential elements for its functioning, as well as its designs, logos, text, and graphics, are the provider's property or, where applicable, are licensed or expressly authorised by the authors.

Regardless of the purpose for which they were intended, any reproduction, use, exploitation, distribution, or commercialization of the material—whether in full or in part—requires prior written authorisation from the provider. Unauthorised use will be regarded as a serious breach of the author’s intellectual or industrial property rights.

The provider acknowledges the corresponding industrial and intellectual property rights in favour of their owners. Their mere mention or appearance on the website does not imply the existence of any rights or liability of the provider over them, nor any endorsement, sponsorship, or recommendation by the provider.

APPLICABLE LAW AND JURISDICTION

This website is subject to the Spanish legislation, and case of any dispute or controversy arising from its use, both parties agree to submit to the jurisdiction of the courts located in the city of Granada (Spain). This clause that explicitly submits to the courts of the city of Granada will not apply in cases of litigation with website users who are considered consumers under current legislation. In such cases, both parties will be subject to the jurisdiction of the courts in the consumer's place of residence. Likewise, in such cases, both the provider and the user can submit their disputes to arbitration as outlined in the legislation on arbitration and consumer and user protection. They may also engage in out-of-court dispute resolution procedures established through codes of conduct or other self-regulatory methods.