This redesigned page preserves the substance and terminology of the existing Lanai legal page. Before production deployment, Lanai should validate the wording against its current legal requirements and controllers.
1. RIGHT TO INFORMATION
This Website is owned by LANAI PARTNERS SL, Tax I.D. B66873159, domiciled in C/ Avinguda Diagonal, 456, 08006 Barcelona, España, and registered with the Commercial Register of Barcelona. The existing legal notice identifies startups@lanaiparnters.com as a contact address.
2. USERS
Access and/or use of the Website confers the condition of User and implies acceptance of the Legal Notice and any applicable changes.
3. USE OF THE WEB SITE BY THE USERS
Users assume responsibility for use of the Website and commit to an appropriate use of Contents, including not using the Website for unlawful activity or to damage systems or distribute malicious software.
4. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OF THE WEB SITE
Rights on the Content, design and source code, including photographs, images, texts, logos, designs, trademarks and data, are owned by the COMPANY or third parties that have authorized their use. Unauthorized reproduction or use may infringe intellectual or industrial property rights.
5. LIABILITIES AND WARRANTIES
The COMPANY states that it adopts measures for proper functioning and security of the Website, while the existing notice limits responsibility regarding continuity, availability, errors, harmful components and user misuse.
6. HYPERLINKS
The Website may contain hyperlinks to third-party websites. The COMPANY assumes no responsibility for third-party content, information or services.
7. PUBLICATION OF COMMENTS AND OPINIONS ON THE WEB SITE
Where comments are permitted, users are responsible for their content. Discriminatory, degrading, advertising or self-harm-promoting content is not permitted under the existing notice.
8. MODIFICATIONS
The COMPANY may modify the Legal Notice and may delete, add or edit Contents and the form in which they appear.
9. GOVERNING LAW AND JURISDICTION
The terms are governed by Spanish law and disputes are submitted to the applicable Courts and Tribunals unless another jurisdiction is required by law.