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TERMS AND CONDITIONS

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Welcome to the Portal of the Prince’s Government of Monte de Agrella. Accessing this website constitutes automatic and unconditional acceptance of the present terms and conditions. The Department of e-Government and Public Information reserve the right to amend these terms and conditions at any time and without notice and encourage users to refer to them regularly. The present conditions constitute all the agreements between the State of the Principality Monte de Agrella (Department of e-Government and Public Information) and the user. Any amendment or supplementary content which is added to the website will be subject to the present conditions. Should these terms and conditions be translated into Italian or any other language for indicative purposes, any differences between the English and the Italian texts (or any other languages), only the English version is legally binding.

 

HEADQUARTERS

Monte Agrella, Principality Monte Agrella

State of Monte de Agrella, Department of e-Government and Public Information

 

HOSTING

Department of Information Technology

 

ACCESS TO THE WEBSITE

With the exception of the connection cost, you may access the content of this website free of charge and without first registering or subscribing. The Department of e-Government and Public Information reserve the right to modify or withdraw, either temporarily or permanently, all or part of this website at any time and without prior notice to the user. The Department of e-Government and Public Information will not incur any liability in exercising this right.

 

OWNERSHIP

This website is owned exclusively by the State & Principality Monte de Agrella (the Department of e-Government and Public Information).

 

COPYRIGHT

All the content (regardless of whether this is text, comments, heading texts, photos, sounds, images, national symbols, data, designs, animated audio sequences, videos etc.) which is reproduced on any of the websites pmda.org, gov-da.org, principalitymontedeagrella.org, and houseofdeagrella.org, as well as the design, format and software on the website, are the property of the Prince’s Government (unless otherwise specified) and are protected by the regulation in force concerning copyright and, generally, incorporeal rights. Only an electronic copy for private use of all or part of the website or components of the website are authorized by the Department of e-Government and Public Information, so long as the user does not amend the original. The Department of e-Government and Public Information grant users permission to use the website for their own personal, occasional and non-exclusive use. Reproducing, copying or using the content of the website for reasons other than those mentioned above and especially amending, distributing or using the content of the website for commercial and non-commercial reasons is a violation and is criminally punishable in Monte de Agrella courts and tribunals.

 

TRADEMARKS

The trademarks and/or logos that belong to the Prince’s Government of Monte de Agrella and which appear on this website are protected by intellectual property law. Any reproduction of all or part of the website, without the permission of the owner, is a violation and is criminally punishable in Monte de Agrella courts and tribunals.

 

USE OF THE WEBSITE AND ITS CONTENTS

The user agrees not to commit any unlawful acts or any acts which infringe human rights or, generally, the interests of third parties on the website. The present general conditions of use prohibit any acts which may lead to the tarnishing of the name or image of the State of Monte de Agrella or which may damage, overload, disable, compromise or cause the website to fail. The following are strictly prohibited: sending content via email (or via any other method of communication) which serves to persecute, harass, slander, discriminate or insult, diffusion of personal information or opinions concerning one or more individuals or diffusion of information which infringes human rights or the rights of users who are under the age of 18. Users must always communicate politely and observe at least the most basic forms of courtesy. Should these terms and conditions be translated into Italian or any other language for indicative purposes, should there be any differences between the English and Italian texts, only the English version is legally binding.

 

LIABILITY

The Department of e-Government and Public Information does not implicitly or explicitly guarantee that the website will function properly, nor do they guarantee the content of the website. The Department of e-Government and Public Information will not be held liable for direct or indirect commercial or non-commercial damage resulting from the use of the website. The Department of e-Government and Public Information does not guarantee the functional continuity, access or availability of the website and associated services. The Department of e-Government and Public Information does not accept any liability pertaining to viruses which could be imported while downloading components of the website or other websites to which the Department of e-Government and Public Information connects by way of hyperlinks.

 

ORIGINAL DOCUMENT, ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT TRANSMISSION AND DIGITAL SIGNATURE

Electronic Document Transmissions (EDT) and Digital Signature, including signed facsimile transmissions, submitted to or through this site, and / or any of its related services and sites, shall be considered an original of the document, and shall have the same effect and force as a signed hard-copy original of the document, and shall be binding and legally enforceable as any full recourse commercial contract. As applicable, this agreement shall be conformant to:

Incorporate U.S. Public law 106-229, “Electronic Signatures in Global & National commerce act” or such other applicable law conforming to the unilateral model law on Electronic Signatures (2001);

Electronic commerce agreement (ece/trade/257, Geneva, may 2000) adopted by the United Nations Center for Trade Facilitation and Electronic Business (un/cefact);

EDT documents shall be subject to European community directive no. 95/46/EEC, as applicable. Either party may request hard copy of any document that has been previously transmitted by electronic means provided however, that any such request shall in no manner delay the parties from performing their respective obligations and duties under EDT instruments.

Signed facsimile transmissions of this document shall be considered an original of the document under the rules and regulations of the international chamber of commerce, Paris, France, and shall apply by reference herein, relating to non-circumvention and non-disclosure; and is subject to the uniform customs and practice codes of 1997, or latest revision. The determination of an “original” document in the context of ucp 500 sub-article 20(b) – commission on banking technique and practice, 12 July 1999.

 

PROTECTION OF PERSONAL DATA

In accordance with the stipulations of the law pertaining to the protection of personal data, the Department of e-Government and Public Information agrees to keep personal information which is provided by users within the framework of their information requests to the Department or their subscriptions to “Newsletters” (information letters sent via e-mail) confidential.

This information is used automatically to provide “Public information website” services. Personal information collected with this end in mind is kept while the request is being dealt with or for the duration of the user’s subscription.  You have the right to access and update your personal information. To exercise this right, please contact the Department of e-Government and Public Information or click here to contact the Department of e-Government and Public Information via e-mail.

 

HYPERLINKS

Links to this website and to other websites must first be authorized by the Department of e-Government and Public Information. The website may provide the user, as well as third parties, with links to other websites or other Internet sources. The Department of e-Government and Public Information does not check these websites and cannot be held liable, nor bear any liability, with regard to the content, advertisements, products, services or any other material which is available on these third party websites. The Department of e-Government and Public Information cannot be held liable for any damage or losses which were caused, or allegedly caused, following or relating to the use or trust of the content of third party websites or products or services which are available on these third party websites. The user is liable and bears all the risks pertaining to the use they make of the content of the website, especially when the user relies on the timeliness, usefulness or completeness of this content. If a link takes a user to unlawful content which violates the legislation which is in force, the user should stop using the website concerned, unless they are willing to incur penalties provided for by the aforementioned legislation and to go through court proceedings initiated against them. The Department of e-Government and Public Information encourages the user in this case to tell them and the appropriate authorities which automatic link took them to this unlawful website.

 

COOKIES

The Department of e-Government and Public Information uses “cookie” tracking technology. A cookie does not allow us to identify a user. Nevertheless, it does record information pertaining to the browsing of the user’s computer on the present website (pages looked at, date and time the pages were looked at, etc.) which cannot be read when the same user visits the website again. This information is kept in the user’s computer for three years. All users may stop “cookies” from being recorded by configuring their browser to do this.

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