Legal notice

In compliance with Law 34/2002, of 11 July, on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSI-CE), the identifying details of the owner of this website are provided below.

1. Owner's identifying details

2. Purpose

This legal notice governs the use of the website owned by Calcat. Browsing the website confers the status of user and implies full and unreserved acceptance of each and every one of the provisions included in this legal notice.

3. Terms of use

The user agrees to make appropriate use of the website's contents and services and not to use them to engage in unlawful activities or activities contrary to good faith and the law, nor to cause damage to the physical and logical systems of Calcat, its suppliers or third parties.

4. Intellectual and industrial property

All the website's contents (texts, photographs, graphics, images, icons, technology, software, as well as its graphic design and source code) are the intellectual property of Calcat or of third parties, and none of the exploitation rights over them shall be deemed transferred to the user beyond what is strictly necessary for the correct use of the website. The trademarks, trade names or distinctive signs are owned by Calcat or third parties, and access to the website shall not grant any right over them.

5. Exclusion of warranties and liability

Calcat shall not be liable, under any circumstances, for damages of any kind that may arise, by way of example: errors or omissions in the contents, unavailability of the website, or the transmission of viruses or malicious programs in the contents, despite having adopted all the technological measures necessary to prevent it.

6. Third-party links

Should the website contain links or hyperlinks to other internet sites, Calcat shall exercise no control over such sites and contents, and assumes no responsibility for the contents of any link belonging to a third-party website.

7. Applicable law and jurisdiction

The relationship between Calcat and the user shall be governed by current Spanish law. For the resolution of any dispute, the parties shall submit to the Courts and Tribunals that correspond according to law.

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