Legal notice
LEGAL
Granadiet S.L, hereinafter the CONTROLLER, makes this document available to users in order to comply with the obligations set out in Law 34/2002 of 11 July on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSICE), and to inform all users of the website of the conditions of use.
Anyone who accesses this website assumes the role of user, undertaking to strictly observe and comply with the provisions set out herein, as well as any other legal provision that may apply.
Granadiet S.L reserves the right to modify any information that may appear on the website, without any obligation to give notice of or inform users of such changes, publication on the website being deemed sufficient.
IDENTIFICATION DETAILS
- Domain name: https://trinidadpremium.com
- Trade name: Trinidad Ritual Premium (Granadiet S.L.)
- Company name: Granadiet S.L.
- CIF: B-18068452
- Registered office: Calle/ la coruña nº15 Ogijares 18151 (Granada)
- Telephone: 958 506 536
- e-mail: granadiet@granadiet.com
- Mercantile Registry of Granada: no. 4, Volume 522, Folio 27, Sheet no. GR-4479, Entry 1
LIABILITY
The provider disclaims any liability arising from the information published on its website, provided that such information has been manipulated or introduced by a third party unrelated to the provider.
This website may redirect to the content of third-party sites. As the provider cannot always control the content introduced by third parties on their sites, it accepts no liability for such content. In any event, the provider states that it will immediately remove any content that may contravene national or international law, morality or public order, immediately removing the redirection to the website concerned and bringing the content in question to the attention of the competent authorities.
The provider is not responsible for the information and content stored, by way of example but not limitation, in forums, chats, blog generators, comments, social networks or any other medium that allows third parties to publish content independently on the provider's website. However, in compliance with Articles 11 and 16 of the LSSI-CE (Spanish Law on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce), the provider makes itself available to all users, authorities and law enforcement bodies, and will actively cooperate in the removal or, where appropriate, blocking of any content that may affect or contravene national or international law, the rights of third parties, or morality and public order. If a user considers that there is any content on the website that could fall into this category, they are requested to notify the website administrator immediately.
INTELLECTUAL AND INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
The website, including but not limited to its programming, editing, compilation and other elements necessary for its operation, the designs, logos, text and/or graphics, is the property of the provider or, where applicable, the provider holds a licence or express authorisation from the authors.
Irrespective of the purpose for which they are intended, total or partial reproduction, use, exploitation, distribution and commercialisation require in all cases the prior written authorisation of the provider. Any use not previously authorised by the provider will be considered a serious infringement of the author's intellectual or industrial property rights.
The provider acknowledges the corresponding industrial and intellectual property rights in favour of their holders, and the mere mention or appearance of such rights on the website does not imply the existence of any right or liability on the part of the provider over them, nor any endorsement, sponsorship or recommendation by the provider.
GOVERNING LAW AND JURISDICTION
This website is subject to Spanish law and, in the event of any dispute or controversy arising from the use of this website, both parties submit to the jurisdiction of the courts of the city of Granada (Spain). This express submission clause to the courts of the city of Granada shall not apply to disputes with users of the website who, under the legislation in force, have the status of consumers, in which case both parties shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the Courts and Tribunals of the consumer's place of residence. Likewise, in such cases, the provider and the user may submit their disputes to the arbitration provided for in the legislation on arbitration and consumer and user protection, and to the out-of-court dispute resolution procedures established by means of codes of conduct or other self-regulation instruments.
If you disagree with the products or services purchased and are a customer from the European Union other than Spain, you may use the following link to submit the appropriate complaint: http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/