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Valentin AkcaÄŸ
8704 Herrliberg
Switzerland
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1. Accessing the website: The following terms of use are deemed to be binding upon accessing this website between the operator and the user. A separate privacy policy is posted on the website, to which the user also agrees by accessing this website.
2. Disclaimer: The operator assumes no liability for the correctness, completeness, accuracy, or up-to-date nature of the information and elements published on its website. It is under no obligation to remove or mark outdated information from the website. It reserves the right to change any information on its website at any time. The operator assumes no liability or guarantee for the error-free functioning of its website, nor for its uninterrupted availability or its freedom from harmful elements (especially viruses). The operator is exempt from any liability for damages of any kind (including consequential damages) related to direct or indirect access to its website.
3. Links: No liability is assumed for the content of direct or indirect references to external websites ("links"). Any entries and messages in guest books, discussion forums, chat rooms, and mailing lists do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the operator. Illegal content was not apparent at the time the link was created. Permanent monitoring of the content of linked pages is unreasonable without concrete evidence of a violation of law. Upon notification of violations of law, the operator will remove such links. The operator can be contacted via email.
4. Intellectual Property Rights: The entire content of the operator's website, including texts, photos, and videos, is protected by intellectual property rights (trademark and copyright, among other rights). Any use beyond private personal use, such as duplication, storage, or other use of the website content, is prohibited and requires the express consent of the operator.
5. Place of jurisdiction and applicable law: The place of jurisdiction is the operator's registered office (Zurich, Switzerland). Swiss law applies exclusively; the application of the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods is excluded.