GBT

General Business Terms (GBT)

§1 Scope of application/general terms

1.1 GBT

The following General Business Terms (GBT) contain the conditions for the conclusion of any contract between us,

(hereinafter also referred to as “we” or “us”),

and you

(hereinafter also referred to as “customer” or “you”)

about the service offered on our website heilueben.com unless they are changed by a written agreement between you and us.

In the sense of the GBT, a customer is defined as any natural person concluding a legal transaction for purposes that are predominantly neither commercial nor self-employed.

The GBT apply in the version valid at the time of conclusion of the contract for all business relations between

(hereinafter also referred to as “we” or “us”)

and yourself

(hereafter referred to as “customer” or “you “).

Our GBT and our GDPR are part of every contract between you and us.

1.2 Contract

The contract is concluded between

the customer

and

1.3 Language

Contract languages are German and English. Any translation and/or display options to show our site heilueben.com in other languages than German or English are intended purely for assisting purposes.

1.4 Age limit

By accepting the GBT, you confirm that you are 18 years or older.

1.5 Alterations

Any alterations of the herein displayed GBT made will be made known to the customer in writing by email. If the customer does not object to those alterations within fourteen days, the alterations in question are deemed to have been accepted by the customer. In the event of an objection, you and ES Potentialberatung GbR have the right to terminate the contract. The termination may not be made if it would unreasonably affect your contractual interests.

§2 Subject and conclusion of the contract

2.1 Conclusion of contract

A binding conclusion of the contract comes only by a written order confirmation by e-mail, which we send you after the expiry of processing time and after receipt of the payment specified in the offer on our PayPal account.

2.2 Claim to the service offered

There is no general claim to participation in the service we offer. We reserve the right to refuse requests without stating reasons.

2.3 Confirmation

By the receipt of the payment on our PayPal account, our GBT, as well as our GDPR, apply as accepted. All ancillary agreements require our written confirmation. ES Potentialberatung GbR is entitled at any time to amend or supplement these General Terms and Conditions, including all possible attachments, with a reasonable period of notice.

2.4 Service contract

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the contracts concluded between you, the customer and us, ES Potentialberatung GbR are service contracts. The Subject of the contract is, therefore, the provision of the agreed services, not the achievement of success in some sort.

§3 Services

3.1 General

We provide you with coaching offers, which you can book directly through our website https://heilueben.com. The exact contents can be found in the respective program description.

3.2 Service

We are entitled to have the contract or parts of the contract fulfilled by third parties.

3.3 Service delays

Performance delays due to force majeure and due to extraordinary and unforeseeable events, which can not be prevented by utmost care from us (this includes in particular strikes, official or court orders and cases of improper or improper self-supply despite the covering business), we do not have represented. They entitle us to postpone the performance for the duration of the obstructing event.

3.4 Prevention on your part

Should you be indisposed due to illness or other important reasons for the agreed date, we have to make side agreements in writing about a postponement of the originally arranged appointment.

3.5 Rescission

In case of unavailability for reasons mentioned above, we can withdraw from the contract. We undertake to inform you immediately about the unavailability and to reimburse immediately any compensation already paid.

3.6 Service provision

We will start with the provision of our services according to the date agreed in the contract. Should, however, the online connection be disrupted, the lost time is either immediately added to the originally agreed time for the appointment, or an alternative appointment is agreed upon. Our online services will be provided with video conferencing tools from RED Medical Systems GmbH: RED connect and Telekom – Conferencing & Collaboration – Zoom.

3.7 Right of retention

The assertion of a right of retention only applies to counterclaims that are due and based on the same legal relationship as your obligation.

3.8 Right to participate

The right to participate in the offered coaching consists only of a contract between the customer and us.

3.9 Gift Card-codes

The gift cards we offer expire after the statutory limitation period of three years. This limitation period begins at the end of the year of the purchase, and the gift card is valid three years from thereon. After these three years, the value of the gift card expires without replacement.

If we close down our business, the gift card can be withdrawn, or the value of the gift card paid out. So if we give up our business and one still has a valid voucher, the original buyer will, of course, be reimbursed for its monetary value.

The gift card you have purchased can be cashed for all offers valid at the time of encashment.

3.10 Sales discount codes

The sales discount codes we give are only valid within the respective periods advertised and also expire without replacement after these periods have expired.

3.11 Exclusion of liability

The HeilÜben programme is for informational purposes only and in no way replaces a personal consultation, examination, diagnosis or treatment by a doctor or other health care professional. The content we provide cannot and must not be used to create independent diagnoses and is only intended to help with self-help for questions of well-being. Treatment of illnesses does not take place. We also expressly point out that we do not give any promises of success through our content. If you get the wrong impression that success can be expected, we explicitly point out that this is not the case. The naming of the HeilÜben program is not to be seen as a promise of healing. It instead results from the successful healing of its founder.

Often a healer or a promise of healing is being searched for. None of that can be found in the HeilÜben exercises or in our offers. Instead, the HeilÜben programme is there to impart the approach used with the HeilÜben exercises: further developing one’s potential in dealing with conscious imagination, emotions and sentiences, body posture, and movement.

The HeilÜben exercises do not require terminating any kind of medical treatment or therapy. They also do not serve to combat the side effects, follow-up or concomitant diseases of such medication or therapy.

A success resulting from the execution of the contract in the sense of an actual improvement of the quality of life or economic success is not owed. We are also not liable for the improper application and/or implementation of the recommendations contained in our services or in the documents provided. You are to inform yourself beforehand whether our proposals for action are suitable for you or whether they are associated with further risks. We only provide you with our products or services. The handling and implementation are solely up to you.

§4 Right of cancellation

Due to a) the individualisation of our offer to the customer and b) the nature of a leisure time arrangement of our offer, there is no right of cancellation according to §312g BGB right of cancellation paragraph 2 sentences 1 and 9.

§5 Your responsibilities

5.1 General

You are solely responsible for the content and accuracy of the data and information you provide. These may not violate the applicable laws or these terms and conditions. You also undertake not to transmit any data whose content violates the rights of third parties (such as personal rights, name rights, trademark rights, copyrights, etc.).

5.2 Indemnification

You shall indemnify us from any claims asserted against us by third parties for such violations. This includes the reimbursement of costs of necessary legal representation.

5.3 Data protection

You are solely responsible for the security of the information you are transmitting. We can not be held responsible for the loss of information sent to you.

5.4 Duty to collaborate

You are obliged to provide the necessary collaboration for the contract so that we can perform the contractual service. This means u. a. that you are reachable on the agreed dates and via the contact details sent to us by e-mail.

§6 Content

6.1 Goals of the provided offer

Every offer we make in consulting and coaching will be about HeilÜben exercises with which the founder Laureen Richard ended pain and inflammation and has been healthy ever since. We provide information about the HeilÜben exercises for self-help and thus aim to pass on experience. However, this does not replace medical or therapeutic treatment and is to be used at your responsibility. It is not our intention to make diagnoses or make therapy recommendations.

§7 Copyright and usage rights

7.1 Copyright

The content and structure of the products and services offered and the related documents and files, including all authorized copies, are our intellectual property.

7.2 References

We do reserve the right to designate you as a reference and to take pictures of the services offered, and reference them in brochures, brochures and on our website. You are entitled to a right of objection.

7.3 Consultation results

You may use the results, information, and documentation provided in the agreement only for private or corporate purposes. We reserve all rights and claims relating to copyrights, trademarks and other related intellectual property rights, as well as all methods, procedures, ideas and concepts and contents of the HeilÜben exercises that are contained in the results to be provided. You are entitled to the limited, irrevocable and non-transferable right to use these services, which is otherwise unlimited in terms of time and place.

7.4 Copyright infringement

We do reserve the right to claim for any breach of the contractual conditions, especially in case of copyright infringement.

§8 Availability of our services

8.1 Further development of the service/availability

We endeavour to adapt our services to current technical developments. We do therefore reserve the right to make changes to the agreed services insofar as such changes do not affect the core services and are reasonable for the customer taking into account the interests of the contractual partner. We are also entitled to interrupt the website operation for purposes of updating and maintenance partially or completely within reasonable limits. We also do not guarantee the availability of the services offered at any time and do not guarantee that the services offered or parts thereof can be made available and used from any location.

8.2 Technical requirements

The use of the website or our services requires compatible devices (for example, functioning internet access or programs that allow video telephony). It is up to you to put or to keep the device in a state that allows the use of our services.

§ 9 Non-disclosure and Confidentiality Agreement (NDA)

Between

– hereinafter referred to as “Information Holder” -and

our business partners

– hereinafter referred to as “Recipient” –

– both hereinafter referred to as “the Parties” –

All terms are gender-neutral.

the following Agreement is concluded:

9.1 Preamble

The following Non-disclosure and Confidentiality Agreement (hereinafter referred to as the “Agreement“) is concluded based on the Business Relationship between the Information Holder and their recipient. The Information Holder is legally obliged and has an interest in protecting Confidential Information and, in particular, trade secrets and personal data, which the Recipient may become aware of in the course of the Business Relationship (which also includes the phase of initiating the Business Relationship, even if no contract is concluded, and the phase of terminating the Business Relationship).

The Agreement, therefore, contains confidentiality obligations intended to serve as a basis for legally secure and trustworthy cooperation between the Parties. The information to be considered confidential shall be determined in accordance with the Annex to this Agreement. The Information Holder requests that the Agreement be read carefully and is available to answer any questions regarding the Agreement.

9.2 Terms and Definitions

1. “Business Relationship” – The term “Business Relationship” includes all types of ongoing business relationships between the Information Holder and the Recipient in which the Recipient may become aware of the Confidential Information of the Information Holder. If the scope of this NDA has been limited (i.e., within this Agreement or outside of it, in other contracts or regulations) to certain types, types or specific business relationships, contracts, etc., each of these shall be considered the Business Relationship.
2. “Confidential Information” – Confidential Information within the meaning of this Agreement shall mean any information, irrespective of its name and irrespective of its embodiment or type of communication (e.g. paper form, digital, oral), which is under the control of the Information Holder and which is not lawfully accessible in whole or in part to Unauthorised Parties (in particular Trade Secrets) or which the Information Holder is obliged to protect himself/herself (in particular personal data). In particular, the information shall be regarded as confidential if it is marked as confidential by the Information Holder or if it is determined by law to be confidential or to be protected from unauthorised access by Third Parties. Confidential Information includes, in particular, Trade Secrets of the Information Holder. Also to be treated as confidential are personal data for the processing and protection of which the Information Holder is responsible. Confidential Information includes, in particular personal data within the meaning of Art. 4 No. 1 GDPR.
3. “Trade Secret” – For this Agreement, Trade Secret shall mean information which is not in the public domain or accessible to Unauthorised Parties and which therefore has an economic value for the information holder. This applies regardless of the designation of the information (e.g. as business or manufacturing secrets). A Trade Secret may also exist if it was created by the Recipient in the course of his/her work for the Information Holder, even if the Information Holder does not know the Trade Secret. A Trade Secret can also be the information that the Information Holder uses certain procedures, software or service providers (even if they are publicly known). Trade Secrets include, in particular, the information defined as Trade Secrets in the Annex to this Agreement:
4. “Personal data” within the meaning of Article 4 No. 1 GDPR means any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person (e.g. employees, customers, etc.); a natural person is considered identifiable if it can be identified directly or indirectly, in particular by reference to an identifier such as a name, an identification number, location data, an online identifier or one or more specific characteristics which express the physical, physiological, genetic, psychological, economic, cultural or social identity of that natural person. Personal data may only be processed in accordance with statutory provisions, e.g. based on consent or if the processing is necessary for the performance of contracts. The processing also includes the transmission or disclosure of personal data (Article 4 No. 2 GDPR).
5. “Third Party/ies” – Third Parties are persons, companies and other legal entities that are neither the Information Holder nor the Recipient or their employees. Third Parties include particularly subcontractors of the Recipient (whose assignment must be permitted).
6. “Use” – The Use of Trade Secrets shall be understood as any type of utilization, application, deployment, exploitation of benefits of use, whether for payment or free of charge, in a business or private context, either directly or through the use of Third Parties. In the case of personal data, use means any type of processing within the meaning of Article 4 (1) GDPR.
7. “Disclosure”- Disclosure is understood as any enabling of access, knowledge, transmission or other openings of confidential information.
8. “Unauthorised Parties” – Unauthorised Parties are persons, companies or other Third Parties who do not have access to the Confidential Information in accordance with its intended purposes, including, in particular, employees of the Recipient and economically associated companies.

9.3 Confidentiality, Protection and Notification Duties

1. The Recipient shall handle confidentially any Confidential Information which comes to his/her knowledge or otherwise becomes known to them in the course of the Business Relationship with the Information Holder or which comes into their possession. The Recipient shall comply with reasonable instructions and instructions given by the Information Holder concerning the protection of Confidential Information. The Recipient shall use the information only within the scope of the purposes for which he/she has received the Confidential Information, to the extent necessary for these purposes, shall protect it from disclosure to Unauthorised Parties and shall not use it for other purposes, including own private purposes.
2. The Recipient shall implement the technical and organizational measures (“TOMs”) corresponding to the state of the art with regard to the protection of the Confidential Information, as well as the TOMs imposed upon him by the Information Holder. In any case, the Recipient shall ensure that access to Confidential Information within its organisational area is restricted to the extent necessary (the so-called “need to know” principle). Employees must be informed about the duty to protect confidential information and must be obliged to comply with this duty.
3. The Recipient shall require its employees to maintain confidentiality and secrecy concerning Confidential Information and to comply with the obligations arising from this Agreement and shall ensure that such obligation is complied with.
4. The rights of use, exploitation, ownership and other proprietary and protective rights to the Confidential Information belong solely to the Information Holder. The Recipient shall not seek to obtain for themself or for Third Parties their exploitation possibilities and rights to the Confidential Information, e.g. by applying for legal property rights such as patent, design or trademark rights.
5. The Recipient shall observe, examine, dismantle or test hardware, software and other products, equipment, and facilities to which the Recipient has access within the scope of the Business Relationship without being instructed to do so or otherwise authorised by the Information Holder, in whole, in part and independently of the development phase, not for or resulting from the acquisition of Confidential Information (so-called “Reverse Engineering”).
6. If the Recipient works within platforms, working environments or with software offered by Third Parties (hereinafter referred to as “Third Party Environments”) within the scope of the Business Relationship with the Information Holder, the Recipient undertakes to comply within this scope with the terms and conditions (e.g. general terms and conditions, terms of use, data protection conditions, guidelines, or technical specifications) of the Third Party Environments and to act only following the instructions of the Information Holder. The Recipient processes data (in particular confidential information) which the Recipient receives from the respective provider of the Third Party Environments or which the Recipient collects or otherwise processes in this context, only within the scope of the Business Relationship with the Information Holder and only for agreed purposes. The Recipient will not make the data available to third companies or persons or enable the processing of the data without the consent of the Information Holder. If subcontractors are engaged, the Recipient undertakes to likewise and demonstrably obligate the subcontractors by the aforementioned obligations with regard to Third Party Environments. The Information Holder is entitled to disclose the assignment or use of the Recipient and its subcontractors within this scope to the providers of the Third Party Environments.
7. If the Recipient discloses the Confidential Information to Third Parties and the Third Parties are not or should not have been known to the Information Holder, the Recipient is obliged, within reasonable limits, to provide the Information Holder, upon request, with a list of the third parties and the Confidential Information concerned and to inform the Information Holder of the circumstances of the disclosure.
8. The Recipient shall immediately inform the Information Holder about possible or impending violations of the protection of Confidential Information already in case of justified suspicion (e.g. in case of loss of data carriers, misdirection of e-mails or unauthorised access to IT systems by Unauthorised Parties). The duty to report also arises to a reasonable extent if the Recipient is obliged by law, official orders and comparable mandatory measures to disclose the Confidential Information to Third Parties In all the above cases, the Recipient shall take all reasonable measures and efforts to assist the Information Holder in preventing or at least limiting the level of threat or disclosure of the Confidential Information as far as possible.
9. If the Recipient intends to disclose Confidential Information and this disclosure is not already known to the Information Holder, the Recipient shall inform the Information Holder in advance (generally in text or written form) about the intended Disclosure and its reason and legal basis (e.g. invoking an exception from protection as a Trade Secret). The information in advance must be provided within a reasonable period, which is generally 14 working days. There is no obligation to provide information of the Disclosure in advance, if and to the extent that the information in advance is not possible or not reasonable for the Recipient. In this context, the Recipient is advised that matters within the Business Relationship must be clarified internally and reported to the Information Holder before they are disclosed to Third Parties. Furthermore, the Recipient must take the legally permissible, possible and reasonable as well as necessary precautions to keep the extent of the Disclosure as limited as possible.
10. If required by law, the Recipient shall enter into further agreements with the Information Holder regarding the protection of Confidential Information or make any necessary confidentiality and non-disclosure agreements (e.g. in the case of processing of personal data on behalf of the Information Holder).

9.4 Commissioning of Third Parties

1. The use of subcontractors or other Third Parties shall be governed by the provisions of the Business Relationship.
2. The Recipient shall ensure that the Third Parties are equally obliged to comply with the obligations applicable under this Agreement, shall ensure that these obligations are complied with and shall provide evidence of such compliance at the request of the Information Holder.
3. Companies or persons whose services are not used by the Recipient to perform obligations arising from the Business Relationship, but rather as a purely ancillary service to carry out the Recipient’s business activities (e.g. cleaning, security or transport services), as well as the involvement of employees of the Recipient of the Information, are not to be understood as commissioning of Third Parties within the meaning of this section “Commissioning of Third Parties” of this NDA. Nevertheless, the recipient of the information must ensure, e.g. by contractual agreements and instructions, that the security of the Confidential Information is not endangered and that the provisions of this Agreement and the law are respected.

9.5 Contractual Penalty Agreement

1. The Recipient agrees to pay a contractual penalty to the Information Holder for each case of a culpable breach of the obligations for the protection of confidential information laid down in this Agreement or by law. The contractual penalty shall be determined by the Information Holder following the severity and extent of the violation according to fairness aspects at an appropriate amount. The amount of the contractual penalty and its appropriateness may be reviewed by the competent court in the event of a dispute.
2. The amount of the contractual penalty shall be at least 10,000 euros.
3. The right of the Information Holder to claim further damages, as well as any legal remedies and measures of preliminary legal protection, shall remain unaffected.

9.6 Duration and Duties after End of the Agreement

1. This Agreement shall enter into force upon signature and terminate automatically upon termination of the Business Relationship.
2. The Recipient shall immediately, unless otherwise agreed, within seven working days at the latest, after the termination of the Business Relationship or if the Confidential Information is no longer necessary for the performance of the Business Relationship, return the Information Holder the obtained carriers of Confidential Information and/or access rights to Confidential Information, regardless of the type and form (e.g. documents and files including any copies, passwords, keys, etc.). The time limit may be shortened or extended due to the circumstances of the individual case, but this requires the justification of the change in the time limit and must be reasonable and appropriate both for the other Party and with regard to other subjects, e.g. data subjects in terms of data protection. Alternatively, the Recipient shall, at the discretion of the Information Holder or if the return is not possible or reasonable for the Recipient (e.g. due to legal retention obligations), destroy, respectively delete the Information carriers, respectively access Authorisation(s) after consultation with the Information Holder. Destruction or deletion shall be carried out in such a way as to prevent the recovery of Confidential Information. The applicable industry standards must be complied with. The Recipient of the information will confirm the destruction or transfer in an appropriate form, at least in writing, at the request of the Information Holder. The Recipient has no right of retention with regard to the Confidential Information.
3. The obligations to protect Confidential Information arising from the confidentiality agreement shall continue to apply after the end of the Business Relationship, provided that the information continues to be considered confidential for the benefit of the Information Holder and that compliance with the confidentiality obligation does not lead to an inappropriate or unreasonable restriction of the economic or professional activity of the Recipient. If such a restriction is to be expected, corresponding agreements will be made between the parties, particularly for a reasonable waiting period.

9.7 Governing Law, Jurisdiction and Final Provisions

1. The legal relations between the Information Holder and the Recipient shall be governed exclusively by the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany. The agreement of the applicable law shall also apply if the (registered) office of the Recipient and/or his/her residential address is located in another country.
2. The place of jurisdiction and place of fulfilment is Grossenhain, Germany, provided you are an enterprise, a legal entity or a special public fund.
3. The NDA constitutes the entire agreement concluded between the parties. Verbal collateral agreements do not exist.
4. This NDA replaces all previous agreements for the protection of Confidential Information within the scope of the Business Relationship between the Parties. Any special regulations for the protection of personal data continue to apply in addition to this NDA.
5. Amendments and additions to this Agreement, as well as the termination of this clause and the termination of the Agreement, must be made at least in electronic form. This refers, for example, to the agreement stored on permanent data carriers by e-mail, digital signing procedures or via dedicated online forms (e.g. in user accounts). The electronic form presupposes the identifiability of the person making the declaration.
6. Should one or more provisions of this agreement be invalid or unenforceable, this shall not affect the validity of the remaining provisions. Rather, the invalid provisions shall be replaced by way of a supplementary interpretation by such a provision which comes as close as possible to the economic purpose visibly pursued by the parties with the invalid provision(s). If the above-mentioned supplementary interpretation is not possible due to legally binding requirements, the contracting parties shall agree on a corresponding provision.

9.8 Trade Secrets Covered by the NDA

The following defines the Trade Secrets covered by this Agreement, as well as the exceptions to protection as Trade Secrets.

9.9 Covered Trade Secrets

For the purposes of this NDA, Trade Secrets include, in particular, the following information:

• The fact that the Recipient is working or is otherwise being active for the Information Holder.
• The existence of the Business Relationship (and this NDA), in the context of which this NDA applies, as well as its contents.
• Information on remuneration and other payment agreements between the Information Holder and the Recipient, their performance, payers and payees and the amounts involved.
• Information on sales, turnover, profit, bank movements, as well as account balances and creditworthiness.
• Accounting documents, (unpublished) annual accounts, balance sheets, and annual and other financial reports.
• Customer lists and customer-related information.
• Information and lists of suppliers, service providers or other business partners as well as confidential business relationships.
• Employee lists, information on employees, personnel planning, personnel structures and related processes.
• Business ideas, calculations, commercial strategies as well as organisational and procedural structures.
• Special market and industry knowledge, marketing procedures, marketing ideas and planned marketing measures.
• Planning, development, production and product monitoring procedures
• Planning, development, production and product monitoring procedures.
• Recipes, substance compositions, material properties and co-formulants
• Legal disputes, official and court proceedings as well as legal disputes (e.g. with competitors, authorities or other parties).
• Machine, object and source code, functions, algorithms, solutions, databases, their structure, logic and content, structural and graphic design of software and software interfaces, including conceptual and design material such as flowcharts or structure charts.
• Technical know-how and registration procedures for intellectual and industrial property rights (e.g. copyright, trademark and patent rights), unregistered patents and inventions.
• Content and structure of training materials and training procedures.
• Templates, regulations and technical drawings.
• Contracts, agreements, offers, conditions, settlements, declarations, obligations as well as their parties and contents, also in the initiation phase and after their termination.
• The contents of invitations to tender and calls for the submission of offers, especially with regard to the required services, prices and other conditions.
• The contents of offers, submissions to tenders and pitches, in particular with regard to the services offered, prices and conditions as well as negotiation tactics.

9.9 Exceptions to protection as a Trade Secret

There are the following exceptions to the protection of information as Trade Secrets.

The Recipient is informed that the following exceptions and in particular the necessity of disclosure must generally be proven by the Recipient.

• The information is generally known or publicly (i.e. to anyone) available at the time of its disclosure by the Recipient.
• The information was developed or created by the Recipient independently and independently of the information obtained from the Information Holder.
• The information was lawfully obtained by the Recipient without violation of legal and contractual obligations towards the Information Holder to protect Trade Secrets.
• The Recipient has been authorised in advance to disclose, process, exploit or otherwise use the information by the Information Holder.
• The Recipient is obliged to disclose the information due to legal regulation or official order.

§10 Liability

10.1 Disclaimer of liability

We and our legal representatives and vicarious agents are liable only for intent or severe negligence. Insofar as essential contractual obligations (consequently such obligations whose fulfilment is of particular importance for the achievement of the purpose of the contract) are also liable for slight negligence. The liability is limited to foreseeable, contract-typical damage. In the case of a grossly negligent breach of non-essential contractual obligations, we are liable to contractors only in the amount of the foreseeable, contract-typical damage.

10.2 Product Liability Act

The disclaimer above does not apply to liability for damage resulting from injury to life, limb or health. The provisions of the Product Liability Act remain unaffected by this disclaimer.

10.3 Application and implementation

We are not liable for an improper application and/or implementation of the recommendations contained in our services or the documents produced. You have to inform yourself in advance whether our proposals are suitable for you. The remaining liability clauses are not affected by this.

§11 Closing provisions

11.1 Place of jurisdiction

The place of jurisdiction and place of fulfilment is Grossenhain, Germany, provided you are an enterprise, a legal entity or a special public fund.

11.2 Choice of law

It is understood that the law of the Federal Republic of Germany applies.

11.3 Additional fees

Payment via PayPal allows you to pay in any currency accepted by PayPal. However, should you decide to pay in any other currency than the euro, US-dollars or British Pound Sterling we reserve the right to charge processing fees.

11.4 Photo and video recordings

Pictures will be taken during the event. In the following, we will inform you about the type and purpose of the pictures, about the legal basis and your rights.

The images are used for the following purposes: making the images available to the participants; Internal image database or image archive; Public reporting on the event.

Legal basis of the recordings: legitimate interests in the use of the recordings for the aforementioned purposes in accordance with Art. 6 § 1 sentence 1 lit. f., 85 GDPR in connection with §§ 22, 23 KUG.

Retention period of the image recordings: The image recordings are kept for as long as is necessary for the aforementioned purposes. The images can be stored internally without restriction, e.g. to secure copyright claims by proof of original recordings or for historical/archival reasons.

Responsible:

Contact:

Your rights: You can assert your right to information or correction, deletion and restriction of the processing of the photographs and you can complain to the responsible supervisory authority. You can object to the processing of recordings and data that concern you at any time.