Regulations
Terms and Conditions of the Internet Service
https://pradem.eu/
§1 Basic Definitions
§2 General Provisions
§3 Conditions for Providing Services
§4 Service Agreement
§5 Complaint Procedure
§6 Mandatory Information on Withdrawal
§7 Warranty
§8 Liability
§9 Out-of-Court Methods for Handling Complaints and Pursuing Claims
§10 Payment Methods
§11 Final Provisions
Introduction
Service Terms and Conditions. Dear User, these Terms and Conditions regulate the use of the aforementioned Internet Service, the rights and obligations of the User and the Service arising from applicable law. The Terms and Conditions consist of four main parts:
a) in § 1 to 3 - general provisions of these Terms and Conditions are included;
b) in § 4 - the registration process is described;
c) in § 5 to 7 - provisions related to identifying service defects, as well as the right to withdraw from the provision and use of services, are included;
d) in § 8 to 12 - all remaining provisions, including final ones, are included.
§1 Basic Definitions
1. Internet Service / Service Provider / Seller – the internet service available at: https://pradem.eu, operated by Kacper Nieć, conducting business under the name Kacper Nieć, with its registered office at woj. LUBELSKIE, pow. opolski, gm. Chodel, miejsc. Siewalka, nr 48, 24-350, NIP: 7171841566, REGON: 527125920, email address: contact@pradem.eu.
2. Owner’s Address – whenever these Terms and Conditions refer to the Owner’s address, it shall mean the following details:
a) registered office: ul. Księcia Witolda, no. 49, apt. 15, 50-202 Wrocław
b) email address: contact@pradem.eu
4. User/Service Recipient – a natural person who is at least 18 years old and has full legal capacity, and in cases provided for by generally applicable regulations, also a natural person with limited legal capacity, a legal person, or an organizational unit without legal personality, which is granted legal capacity by law, and which has entered into or intends to enter into an agreement with the Internet Service.
5. Consumer – Article 221 of the Civil Code: a natural person performing a legal transaction with the Internet Service that is not directly related to their business or professional activity.
6. Distance Contract – means a contract concluded between the Internet Service and the User within an organized system for concluding distance contracts, without the need for both parties to be physically present in the same place and time, concluded using one or more means of distance communication up to and including the moment of concluding the contract.
7. Service – a service provided electronically by the Service Provider to the Service Recipient (Client) through this Internet Service, consisting of enabling the Client to review the offer and conclude a sales contract for physical products (e.g., decorative or utility stickers for vehicles) offered through the online store.
8. Price Reductions – any discounts, PROMOTIONS, and price reductions can be checked on the chart displayed next to the product price. Price history will be available for viewing for 30 days back. Price records are stored in a verifiable and automated manner.
9. Prices – product prices on the Service and in the online store are fixed at a given time and are not affected by any price-setting algorithms, regardless of how the client accesses the website or which browsers they use. Gender, age, etc., are also irrelevant.
10. Consumer Rights Act – the Act of 30 May 2014 on Consumer Rights (Journal of Laws of 2014, item 827, as amended).
11. GDPR – Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016.
§2 General Provisions
1. The Internet Service hereby declares that it undertakes to provide services to the Service Recipient in a reliable manner, in accordance with applicable legal regulations, principles of social coexistence, and as regulated in these Terms and Conditions.
2. The Seller declares that, as of 28 May, in connection with the entry into force across Europe of a legal regulation (transposing Directive (EU) 2019/2161 into national law) regarding reviews: businesses that publish reviews must inform whether and how they ensure that the published reviews come from consumers who have used or purchased the product. The measures taken for this purpose must be specifically listed.
3. We declare that the reviews posted on our website come from actual customers who have purchased and used our products. Reviews were submitted in response to a request sent after confirming that the goods were delivered to the customer. We anticipate the possibility of importing reviews posted in the Google section of our company’s business profile. We promise to fulfill all formalities and make every effort to ensure that reviews are genuine and truthful, and those submitted improperly will be removed.
4. Mandatory legal bases for the above regulations:
a) Directive (EU) 2019/2161 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 November 2019 amending Council Directive 93/13/EEC and Directives 98/6/EC, 2005/29/EC, and 2011/83/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council as regards better enforcement and modernization of EU consumer protection rules, OJ L 328, 18.12.2019, pp. 7–28.
b) Falsifying online reviews – consumer experiences, based on a study by PBS Sp. z o.o. commissioned by UOKiK, publication available at https://uokik.gov.pl/aktualnosci.php?news_id=17411
c) Directive 2005/29/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 11 May 2005 concerning unfair business-to-consumer commercial practices in the internal market and amending Council Directive 84/450/EEC, Directives 97/7/EC, 98/27/EC, and 2002/65/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council and Regulation (EC) No 2006/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council (‘Unfair Commercial Practices Directive’) (OJ L 149, 11.6.2005, pp. 22–39, as amended).
d) Commission Notice – Guidelines on the interpretation and application of Directive 2005/29/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council concerning unfair business-to-consumer commercial practices in the internal market, OJ C 526, 29.12.2021, pp. 1–129.
e) Directive 2011/83/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 25 October 2011 on consumer rights, amending Council Directive 93/13/EEC and Directive 1999/44/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council and repealing Council Directive 85/577/EEC and Directive 97/7/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (OJ L 304, 22.11.2011, pp. 64–88, as amended).
5. The Internet Service declares that it complies with all required principles of personal data protection for Service Recipients, as provided for, among others, by the Act of 10 May 2018 on Personal Data Protection and in accordance with GDPR regulations. The Service Recipient consents to the collection, storage, and processing of personal data by the Internet Service solely for purposes directly related to the performance of the Service’s tasks. Detailed conditions for the collection, processing, and protection of personal data by the Internet Service are specified in the Service’s “Privacy Policy.”
6. The User has the opportunity to review the Terms and Conditions, accepting their content by checking the appropriate box in the form. Acceptance of the Terms and Conditions is required to use the Internet Service.
7. The data controller is the Internet Service, and this data is protected in accordance with the Act of 10 May 2018 on Personal Data Protection and GDPR regulations. The personal data collection is registered with GIODO – the General Inspector of Personal Data Protection.
8. The data controller applies appropriate technical and organizational measures to ensure the protection of personal data, proportionate to the risks and categories of data protected. Primarily, it protects data from being disclosed, taken, processed, lost, altered, damaged, or destroyed by unauthorized persons.
9. Every person whose data is processed has the right to:
a) supervise and control the processing of personal data for which the Internet Service maintains a data collection of the Users of the aforementioned Internet Service;
b) obtain comprehensive information on whether such a collection exists and is maintained by the Internet Service;
c) determine who the data controller is, establish their address, registered office, and name, and, if the controller is a natural person, establish their name and place of residence;
d) obtain information on the purpose, scope, method, and duration of processing of the data contained in such a collection;
e) obtain information in a generally understandable form about the content of this data;
f) know the source from which the data concerning them originates, unless the data controller is obliged to keep this information confidential or maintain professional secrecy;
g) request the supplementation, updating, correction of personal data, temporary suspension, or deletion if they are incomplete, outdated, untrue, collected in violation of the law, or are no longer necessary for the purpose for which they were collected.
10. Pursuant to point 9, the User has the right to access the content of their processed personal data, correct it, and request its deletion. The data controller is obliged to supplement, update, correct, temporarily or permanently suspend processing, or delete the data from the collection immediately upon request, unless the request concerns personal data for which the procedure for supplementation, updating, or correction is specified by separate legal provisions, including statutes.
11. The Service Recipient consents to the collection and processing of personal data by the Service within the meaning of the Act of 10 May 2018 on Personal Data Protection and in accordance with GDPR regulations. Data may be transferred to another entity only when required by law or necessary for pursuing claims.
12. The Service Recipient undertakes to use the Internet Service in accordance with applicable legal regulations and principles of social coexistence.
13. The Service Recipient using the Services of the Internet Service is obliged to comply with these Terms and Conditions to the extent necessary for the performance of the Service’s tasks and to the extent that is not contrary to applicable law and principles of social coexistence.
14. The Service Provider is entitled to disclose content, materials, and data, including the IP addresses of Service Recipients who used the Service in a specific manner, to authorized state authorities, particularly when it is necessary to prevent or prosecute crimes. In such cases, the Service Provider is also not liable for any blocking of access to specific data and information.
15. An entrepreneur conducting sole proprietorship, if they make a purchase unrelated to their business activity, has the right to withdraw from the contract within 14 calendar days from the moment of taking possession of the Goods by the Client or a third party designated by them, other than the carrier, except as specified in Article 38 of the Consumer Rights Act.
16. For reminder: In connection with new provisions of the Civil Code, the legislator also planned to add Article 38a to the Consumer Rights Act, which will allow sole proprietorships to benefit from a 14-day right of return – worded as follows: “Article 38a. The provisions concerning consumers contained in this chapter apply to a natural person concluding a contract directly related to their business activity, when the content of this contract indicates that it does not have a professional character for that person, resulting in particular from the subject of their business activity, made available under the provisions on the Central Register and Information on Business Activity.”
17. Article 556(4). The provisions concerning consumers contained in this section, except for Article 558 § 1, second sentence, apply to a natural person concluding a contract directly related to their business activity, when the content of this contract indicates that it does not have a professional character for that person, resulting in particular from the subject of their business activity, made available under the provisions on the Central Register and Information on Business Activity.
18. Verification of whether a given activity has a professional character will be based on CEIDG – the Central Register and Information on Business Activity – specifically, the PKD codes recorded there defining the types of business activities.
19. Entrepreneurs conducting sole proprietorships will gain rights in the following areas:
• prohibited clauses used in contract templates;
• warranty for defects;
• recourse claims against the previous seller in connection with handling consumer complaints;
• the right to withdraw from a distance or off-premises contract within 14 days;
20. The provisions concerning consumers, contained in Articles 385(1)-385(3) of the Civil Code [concerning unfair contract terms], apply to a natural person concluding a contract directly related to their business activity, when the content indicates that it does not have a professional character for that person, resulting from the subject of their business activity, made available under provisions of the Central Register and Information on Business Activity.
21. Entrepreneurs conducting sole proprietorships still cannot benefit from the assistance of institutions supporting consumers in protecting their rights, including County/City Consumer Ombudsmen or UOKiK.
§3 Conditions for Providing Services
1. This Internet Service provides services electronically.
2. The service specified in point 1 requires access to the internet network.
3. The Internet Service can be used 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The Internet Service reserves the right to technical interruptions to improve the Service’s functionality and fix errors.
4. A user who wants to use additional features of individual modules available within the portal and training offered on the service must have an active account and be logged in.
5. To create an account, data such as the user’s email address and mobile phone number are required. Account activation will be performed through a return link sent to the email address or a code sent to the mobile phone number.
6. The Client finalizes the transaction by accepting these Terms and Conditions.
7. Pursuant to Article 8(2) GDPR, the controller, taking into account available technology, technology makes reasonable efforts to verify whether the person exercising parental authority or custody over a child (under 16) has given or approved consent.
8. Costs related to internet access and data transmission are borne solely by the User in accordance with the tariff of their provider with whom the User has signed a service agreement.
§4 Service Agreement
1. To conclude a valid and binding agreement, the Client makes a selection based on the displayed offer of the Internet Service, specifying the quantity of Goods/Services they intend to purchase and, if applicable, indicating the features of the ordered Product and its specifications accordingly. Along with the selection of Goods/Services, the Client completes an online order form, providing data necessary for order fulfillment by the Service, such as quantities, location, and payment methods, based on messages and information displayed to the Client on the website and contained in these Terms and Conditions.
2. The summary and confirmation message contains all previously agreed terms of the contract, in particular of the, the quantity and type of ordered Goods/Services, their specification in the case of ordering Goods/Services with individual features specified by the Client of the Internet Service, the total price to be paid (in Polish zloty), along with the amount of discounts granted (if applicable).
3. By accepting these Terms and conditions and entering into a contract with a Service, the Client is informed of the wording of §6 and restrictions on the right to withdraw from the contract, and the information has been provided to the conclusion of the Service.
4. If the Client has multiple discounts from several sources/promotions, they are combined/summed only if this is explicitly stated in the promotion rules. In the absence of a provision regarding the method of combining different promotions, only one can be selected during a purchase.
§5 Complaint Procedure
1. The Service Recipient has the right to file complaints regarding the Services provided by the Service Provider through the Internet Service to the email address provided above.
2. The entity authorized to handle complaints is the Service Provider.
3. Complaints should be sent to the address provided in paragraph 1, point 3 in writing or electronically (the email subject line should contain a field: the word “complaint”) and should include:
• the subject of the complaint and its justification, indicating and describing necessary circumstances,
• identification of the Service Recipient (name, surname, address, email address).
4. The above conditions are a mandatory requirement for the complaint to be considered by the Service Provider.
5. Complaints will be handled by the Service Provider within 14 days of receipt. The decision of the Service regarding the complaint will be sent to the Service Recipient to to the address provided in the complaint or address specified in written correspondence.
§6 Mandatory Information on Withdrawal
1. According to legal provisions, a Client who is a Consumer pursuant to Article 27 of the Act of 30 May 2014 (Journal of of Laws of 2014, item 827, as amended) on Consumer Rights, does not have the right to withdraw from a distance contract without giving a reason.
2. Pursuant to Article 38, point 13 of the Consumer Rights Act – “for the supply of digital content that is not recorded on a tangible medium, if the performance of the service began with the consumer’s express consent before the withdrawal period expired and after the entrepreneur informed them of the loss of the right to withdraw from the contract.” – in such a case, the right of withdrawal does not apply.
3. The right to withdraw from the contract does not apply to the Client in relation to contracts specified in Article 38 of the Consumer Rights Act of 30 May 2014, including in the following cases:
a) for the provision of services, if the entrepreneur has fully performed the service with the express consent of the Consumer, who was informed before the commencement of the service that they would lose the right to withdraw from the contract after the entrepreneur’s performance;
b) where the price or remuneration depends on fluctuations in the financial market over which the entrepreneur has no control and which may occur before the withdrawal period expires;
c) where the subject of the service is a non-prefabricated item, manufactured according to the Consumer’s specifications or serving their individualized needs;
d) where the subject of the service is an item that deteriorates quickly or has a short shelf life;
e) where the subject of the service is an item delivered in a sealed package, which cannot be returned after opening due to health protection or hygiene reasons, if the package was opened after delivery;
f) where the subject of the service consists of items that, after delivery, due to their nature, are inseparably combined with other items.
§7 Warranty
1. ATTENTION! Claims for defect removal or replacement after 1 January 2023 are subject to general limitation periods, i.e.: “Article 118 of the Civil Code: Unless a specific provision provides otherwise, the limitation period is six years, and for claims for periodic benefits and claims related to conducting business activity – three years. However, the end of the limitation period falls on the last day of the calendar year, unless the limitation period is shorter than two years.”
2. The Seller is liable under the warranty if a defect is identified within two years from the date of delivery of the Goods to the Consumer. From 1 January 2023, the minimum period for filing a complaint due to non-conformity of the goods with the contract is 2 years. This period applies to all goods – new and used. The Seller is liable to the Consumer if the consumer goods were non-compliant with the contract at the time of delivery, have physical or legal defects. The Seller is liable for the non-conformity of the consumer goods with the contract if it is identified within two years from the delivery of the Goods to the Buyer, provided that in the case of Goods replacement, this period starts anew. A physical defect consists of the non-conformity of the sold item with the contract. In particular, the sold item is non-compliant with the contract if:
a) it does not have the properties that an item of this type should have due to the purpose specified in the contract or resulting from circumstances or intended use;
b) it does not have the properties that the Seller assured the Buyer of, including by presenting a sample or model;
c) it is not suitable for the purpose about which the Buyer informed the Seller at the conclusion of the contract, and the Seller did not object to such use;
d) it was delivered to the Buyer in an incomplete state.
3. The presumption of non-conformity of the goods with the contract is 2 years.
4. Notifications of defects in Goods/Services should be sent electronically to the Service’s email address or in writing to the Service’s postal address (see §1, point 3: “Service Address”). If the consumer has difficulties and does not know how to draft a defect notification for Goods/Services, they may, for example, send the notification using the form attached as Annex No. 2 to these Terms and Conditions, which serves only as a facilitation for the complaint process and does not constitute a requirement for using the aforementioned template for the effectiveness of the complaint.
5. The Service responds promptly to the Consumer’s notification, but no later than within 14 calendar days from the date of receipt. Failure to process the notification within the specified period is equivalent to its acceptance by the Service and recognition as justified.
6. The Service covers the costs of removing defects or replacing the Goods/Services with new ones.
§8 Liability
1. The Internet Service is not liable for content (both verbal and graphic) shared by Users. In the case of claims by third parties related to the violation of copyrights, related rights, or other rights vested in them, the Service will promptly forward them to the Service Recipient as the entity responsible for the content, and the Service Recipient will accept these claims and, in this respect, release the Internet Service from liability.
2. Pursuant to legal provisions, a Creator whose personal copyrights have been violated or threatened is primarily entitled to demand the cessation of such actions and restoration of the previous state. If the action causing the violation was intentional, the Creator may demand compensation for the harm suffered or the award of an appropriate sum of money for a designated social purpose.
3. By posting any content and making it available, the Service Recipient voluntarily disseminates it. The Internet Service is not a content provider and in no way identifies with the content; it is merely an entity providing ICT resources. The Service Recipient declares that:
a) they are entitled to use and share the posted content, including proprietary copyrights, industrial property rights, or related rights;
b) the placement and sharing within the services of personal data, images, or information concerning persons other than the Service Recipient was done lawfully, voluntarily, and with the consent of the owners of the content concerned;
4. The Service Recipient is not entitled to:
a) post personal data of third parties or disseminate images without the required permission or consent of the third party concerned;
b) post content of an advertising and/or promotional nature inconsistent with the purpose of the Internet Service’s activity.
5. The Service Recipient is prohibited from posting content:
a) with the intent to violate the personal rights of third parties;
b) posted in bad faith or that could be considered as such;
c) violating the rights of third parties, copyrights, related rights, industrial property rights, trade secrets, or covered by confidentiality clauses, especially those designated as secret or top secret;
d) containing offensive content or constituting a threat directed at other persons, statements commonly considered offensive, e.g., vulgarities;
e) violating the legitimate interests of the Service;
f) sending or posting unsolicited commercial information (spam) within the Internet Service;
g) otherwise violating good morals – e.g., pornography, applicable legal provisions, social or customary norms.
h) promoting Nazi, fascist, or similar ideologies.
6. In the event of a notification from a third party, an authorized entity, or state authority, the individual will be entitled to the Internet Service reserves the right to modify or delete the content posted by the Service if it is determined that it may violate these Terms and Conditions or applicable legal provisions. The Internet Service does not continuously monitor the posted content.
7. The Service Provider strives to ensure the proper functioning and availability of the Internet Service around the clock but is not liable for any damages resulting from the malfunctioning of the Services for technical reasons.
8. The Service is also not liable for any damages to devices used to access the Internet Service, device restarts, or data loss on the device.
9. The Service Provider does not provide services for archiving files, data, or information provided by the Service Recipient.
10. In the event of a breach of the Terms by a Service Provider, the Service may suspend the provision of services or terminate the agreement with the Client with immediate effect by deactivating/removing active services. In this case, the Service Recipient is not entitled to a refund of any fees paid to the Service Provider.
11. The Service Provider is also not liable for the actions or omissions of Service Recipients, nor for the improper performance or non-performance by them of agreements concluded with Clients, in particular, it is not liable for the quality, safety, legality, truthfulness, and reliability of information provided by Service Recipients. The Service Provider is not liable for the failure of Visitors to conclude agreements with Service Recipients, in particular related to reservations, inquiries, or concluded agreements.
12. The Service Provider reserves the right to:
• change the parameters and functionality of Service Recipients’ Accounts;
• change the usability features and capabilities of the Service, in particular the scope and type of Services and their functionality;
• periodically disable the Service, particularly in connection with its modification, maintenance, and repair;
• delete, for important reasons, the entire content of the Service’s servers or completely cease providing Services, after prior notification to Users on the Service’s pages;
• cease providing Services within the Service to a Service Recipient who violates the provisions of the Terms and Conditions.
§ 9 Out-of-Court Methods for Handling Complaints and Pursuing Claims
1. Information on out-of-court methods for handling complaints and pursuing claims, as well as the rules for accessing these procedures, is available provided at in the offices of and websites of county (city) municipal Consumer Ombudsmen, social organizations whose statutory tasks include consumer protection, Provincial Trade Inspection Authorities, and at the following addresses of the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection: www.uokik.gov.pl/spory_konsumenckie.php,www.uokikiki.gov.pl/wazne_adresy.php, www.uokik.gov.pl/sprawy_individualne.php
2. The Service includes the possibility Recipient has, among others, the following options for using out-of-court methods for resolving complaints and pursuing their claims:
• contacting the Provincial Inspector of the Trade Inspection with a request to initiate mediation proceedings to amicably resolve the dispute.
• contacting the permanent Consumer Arbitration Court operating at the Provincial Inspector of the Trade Inspection with a request to submit a request to resolve a dispute arising from the concluded agreement, address www.uokik.gov.pl/wazne_adresy.php.
• seeking free legal assistance, e.g., from the Consumers’ Federation – website address: www.federacjakonsumentow.org/pls.
6. For resolving cross-border consumer disputes, the European Consumer Centres Network provides assistance. The addresses of these institutions are available on the website of the European Consumer Centre www.konsument.gov.pl.
7. The User may also be entitled to use the online dispute resolution system (ODR platform), in accordance with Regulation (EU) No 524/2013 of the European Parliament and of the of Council of 21 May 2013 on online dispute resolution for consumer disputes and amending Regulation (EC) No 2006/2004 and Directive 2009/22/EC (Regulation on consumer ODR).
In consumer disputes, the ODR (Online Dispute Resolution) is available at: http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/ The European ODR platform serves as a single point of access for consumers and entrepreneurs, enabling out-of-court resolution of disputes concerning contractual obligations arising from concluded online service agreements: https://webgate.ec.ec.europa.eu/odr/main/index.cfm?event=main/home.show&lng=PL
8. The use of out-of-court methods for resolving complaints and pursuing disputes is voluntary for consumer claims and can only occur if both parties to the dispute, i.e., the Internet Service and the Service Recipient, agree to it.
§10 Payment Methods
1. The Client may make the payment in the following ways:
a) Electronic payment by credit card (Visa, Visa Electron, MasterCard, Maestro) or online bank transfer through the PayPal online payment service.
b) bank transfer
c) Paysafecard
2. Prices displayed on the service may vary depending on the selected payment method.
3 The Service Provider may use the services of external payment processors.
payment processors.
4. The Service documents the sale of Goods/Services in accordance with the Client’s request, either with a receipt or a VAT invoice. The proof of purchase, in the form of a receipt or VAT invoice, is provided to the Client along with the ordered Goods. For all ordered Goods/Services in the Internet Service, the Service has the option to issue a VAT invoice.
§11 Final Provisions
1. The Service may honor Internet all Service Users’ rights provided for by applicable law.
2. If applicable law grants Clients who are Consumers more favorable mandatory and legally required provisions than those contained in the in these Terms and Conditions, the relevant provisions of these the Terms of Service are directly replaced by specific norms of applicable law and are therefore binding on the aforementioned owner.
3. All content posted on the Internet Service’s website (including graphics, texts, page layouts, and logos) is protected by copyright law and is the exclusive property of the Service. Using this content without the written consent of the Service results in civil and criminal liability.
4. We declare that we have acquired all rights to all content posted on the website at this Internet Service and on every portal, website, or subpage linked to the service. We are the owners of all content, materials, and intellectual property posted therein, in particular and in particular:
a) The right to use and dispose of, to the fullest extent permitted by law, and we have acquired all rights to the works of our subcontractors and further subcontractors, on all fields, of exploitation.
b) The rights to exercise dependent copyrights, to derivative works, and to exclusively authorize the exercise of dependent copyrights, including the use and disposal of works, have been transferred to us. Have we. Subcontractors, and further subcontractors have also declared that:
• we have the exclusive and unlimited copyright (personal and proprietary) to the work;
• we can dispose of the copyrights to the work to the extent necessary to conclude the and perform the previously concluded agreement;
• the proprietary copyrights vested in us in the work have for not have been seized within the meaning of enforcement proceedings regulations;
• the works were created personally by the;
• the works are not derivative works, adaptations, or alterations of someone else’s work;
• we can use the work without fear of potential third-party claims.
5. Violation of our copyrights will be strictly punished.
6. The amended Terms and Conditions are binding on Users for a binding User if the requirements specified in Article 62 of the Civil Code are met (i.e., the User has been properly notified or amended).
7. The Service reserves the right to amend the Terms and Conditions for important reasons, i.e.:
a) changes in legal provisions;
b) changes to the method of providing electronic services covered by these amendments;
c) changes to the Service’s details, including email address and phone number.
8. Amendments to the Terms and Conditions do not affect Services already being performed or completed; the Terms and Conditions in force at the time of joining the Internet Service’s Services apply to them. The Internet Service informs about the intended change on the website at least 30 days in advance. In the event of non-acceptance of the amended Terms and Conditions, Service Recipients may terminate the agreement with immediate effect within 30 days from the date of receiving the notification.
9. Disputes arising from the provision of services under these Terms and Conditions will be submitted for resolution to the Common Court at the choice of the Service Recipient who is also a consumer, in accordance with the relevant provisions of Polish law.
10. Annexes to the Terms and Conditions form an integral part thereof.
11. Service Recipients of the aforementioned Service may access these Terms and Conditions at any time via a link posted on the service’s homepage and download and print them; however, commercial use is protected by the LEGATO Law Firm.
12. The Terms and Conditions enter into force on 13.06.2025
Copyright Notice for the Terms and Conditions
The owner of all material copyrights to the template of these Terms and Conditions is the LEGATO Law Firm, which has granted this service a non-exclusive and non-transferable right to use these Terms and Conditions for purposes related to its own commercial activity on the Internet and extends legal protection to the aforementioned document for the duration of the agreement. Copying and disseminating the template of these Terms and Conditions without the consent of the LEGATO Law Firm is prohibited and may result in both criminal and civil liability. Those interested can learn more about the possibility of using the Terms and Conditions template at http://www.kancelaria-legato.pl