These terms apply to one-off company data exports agreed between Martin Adamec (the provider) and business customers. The offer is aimed at companies, self-employed people and organisations, not at consumers. Terms agreed individually in the quotation take precedence over these terms.
A request is non-binding. The provider replies with a written quotation stating countries, industries, regions, fields, format, number or estimated number of records, reference date, delivery date, price, payment terms and permitted use. The contract is concluded when you accept the quotation by email or in writing. The provider confirms the acceptance by email without delay.
The provider delivers the export described in the accepted quotation, with the reference date stated there. Register and contact details change constantly and individual fields may be missing; the quotation states the expected coverage. Phone numbers are not checked against the asterisk marking; the column “sternvermerk” remains empty, and the numbers are not intended for sales calls. The provider does not guarantee reachability, consent to advertising or sales results. Updates after delivery require a separate agreement.
Prices are stated in Swiss francs (CHF) and are final prices unless the quotation says otherwise. The quotation states the payment method and due date; payment is usually by bank transfer against invoice.
TO CONFIRM: clarify the VAT treatment for customers in Switzerland (reverse charge or registration of the provider) and in the EU.
The export is delivered as a CSV or Excel file, or as JSON on request. The quotation states the date and delivery channel. If a download link expires, the quotation states when. Please report delays and technical problems by email.
The quotation sets out who may use the export and whether it may be passed on to third parties. Unless agreed otherwise, you receive a simple, non-transferable right to use it within your own business. The provider does not claim public facts as its property. Rights and licence terms of the sources, such as the duty to name the source of open government data, remain in place.
You are responsible for how you use the data delivered. In particular:
If a delivery differs from the quotation, please report this by email promptly after receipt, with examples where possible. The provider corrects or replaces the records concerned or refunds the corresponding part of the price, as agreed in the quotation. Mandatory statutory rights remain reserved.
Statutory liability rules apply. Under Art. 100 para. 1 of the Swiss Code of Obligations, liability for unlawful intent or gross negligence cannot be excluded in advance.
TO CONFIRM: decide with a lawyer whether and how liability for slight negligence and consequential loss is to be limited.
The privacy policy and the database notice explain how the provider processes personal data of customers and of people in the database. On delivery you become a controller in your own right for your further processing; this does not make you the provider’s processor.
TO CONFIRM: choose the governing law (Swiss or Czech) and the place of jurisdiction. Until then, governing law and jurisdiction follow the statutory rules, between Switzerland and Czechia in particular the Lugano Convention.
A contract is governed by the version sent with the accepted quotation. Later changes to the website do not change existing contracts. If a provision is invalid, the statutory rule applies in its place.
Martin Adamec
Mírová 1541, 516 01 Rychnov nad Kněžnou, Czechia
IČO: 19552319
info@kontaktdatenbank.ch
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