Terms & Conditions

§ 1. PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS

The Terms & Conditions define the terms and conditions for students’ use of online training and resources as part of the e-learning platform at the URL address: www.platforma.futurecollars.com and https://coderstrustpolska.teachable.com/, provided by iCode Trust Sp. z o.o. the rules for using this service, the rules for protecting the participants’ personal data, and the rules for withdrawing from the agreement.

§ 2. DEFINITIONS

Whenever the following terms and definitions are used in these Terms & Conditions, they shall be construed as follows:

1. Ordering Party – a natural person, a legal person or an organisational unit granted legal personality under the Civil Code, directing the Participant to take part in the Training. In the case of an Ordering Party being a natural person, they may also be a Participant;

2. Participant – a person who concluded an agreement for training with iCode Trust on the terms stipulated in the Terms & Conditions and has in this manner gained access to the e-learning platform,

3. iCode Trust, Company or Organiser – references to such entities in these Terms & Conditions shall be construed as iCode Trust Sp. z o.o. using the trademark Future Collars with its registered office in Warsaw at ul. Bukowińska 24D/7, 02-703 Warsaw, entered into the Register of Entrepreneurs of the National Court Register by the District Court for the Capital City of Warsaw, 13th Commercial Division of the National Court Register under the KRS number 0000777251, tax identification number NIP 5213861303, national business registry number REGON 382934531,

4. Training – the Training/Bootcamp/Course is conducted using an E-learning platform via the Internet; Training also includes the help of a tutor (mentor), participation in an online community, support of a team of career counsellors, as well as access to job offers from iCode Trust partners;

5. E-learning platform – an Internet application operating in the domain www.futurecollars.com or https://coderstrustpolska.teachable.com/ made available by iCode Trust and used for online learning including training, lessons, lectures, multimedia presentations, tests, etc.

6. Training Material – information, comments or advice, and expert materials on the Training subject complement it.

7. Order/registration form – a document based on a template, in electronic form, effectively delivered to the Organiser.

8. Order and/or Registration – action taken by the Participant to sign up for the Training and conclude an agreement with the Organiser.

9. Registration confirmation – confirmation expressed by clicking on a link in the body of an e-mail sent once registration has been completed. Registration confirmation is tantamount to acceptance of these terms & conditions and the conclusion of the Agreement between the Participant and the Organiser.

10. Agreement – a civil law agreement concluded between the Parties, whose subject is the provision of training services by the Organiser to the Ordering Party. Unless agreed otherwise by the Parties, their rights and obligations under the Agreement shall be governed by the provisions of these Terms & Conditions.

11. Consumer – an Ordering Party that is a natural person and concludes an agreement with the Organiser on the provision of training services, not related directly to the economic or professional activity of the said person, as well as an entrepreneur as per Art. 4 of the Act of 6 March 2018 Law of entrepreneurs (i.e. Journal of Laws of 2021, item 162), who purchases goods or services unrelated to their business or professional activity profile. Please note that falsely claiming to be a consumer constitutes an unfair market practice within the meaning of the Act of 23 August 2007 on counteracting unfair commercial practices.

12. Electronic files – digital content, e.g. Training Material sent to the participant as a file that can be read on an appropriate electronic device,

13. Digital Content – content within the meaning of Article 2 point 5 of the Act on consumer rights of 30 May 2014 (Journal Of Laws, item 827),

14. Privacy and Cookies Policy – refers to the principles employed in collecting and processing personal data used by iCode Trust. The Privacy and cookies policy is available here

15. Website — website managed and maintained by the Organiser, available at: www.futurecollars.com

16. PDF — a file format that can be read on any electronic device equipped with PDF reader software,

17. EPUB — a file format that can be read on any electronic device equipped with EPUB reader software,

18. Civil Code – The Act of 23 April 1964 (Journal of Laws of 2014, item 121, as amended);

19. Act on consumer rights – Act on consumer rights of 30 May 2014 (Journal of Laws of 2014, item 827);

20. Act on the provision of services by electronic means – Act on the provision of services by electronic means of 18 July 2002 (Journal of Laws of 2013, item 1422, as amended).

§ 3. INFORMATION ABOUT THE TRAINING COURSES

1. Information about training available on the website constitutes an invitation to conclude an agreement as per Art. 71 of the Civil Code.

2. Registration confirmation on the Ordering Party’s part is equivalent to the conclusion of an agreement between the Ordering Party and the Organiser on the provision of a service consisting in access to the Training, the possibility for the Participant to ask the mentor questions via a chat, the Training Materials provided by the Organiser, as well as contact via telephone with the Training supervisor appointed by the Organiser regarding the subject of the Training.

3. The prices of Training courses indicated on the website of a particular Training are gross, inclusive of VAT. They are stated in Polish zlotys. The prices are binding as at completion and submission of the form by the Participant.

4. The Organiser reserves the right to perform a qualification of the Participants based on the target group, professional group, and other data that will enable qualification for participation in the Training.

§ 4. GENERAL PROVISIONS

1. Subject to the provisions of applicable law, including consumer law, the Agreement is concluded based on these Terms & Conditions, unless agreed otherwise by the Parties, which means that the said Terms & Conditions define their rights and obligations.

2. The Agreement may be concluded, in particular:

1) through the submission of an offer by the Ordering Party to the Organiser, in particular as an Order, and its acceptance by the Organiser, or

2) through the acceptance of the Organiser’s offer by the Ordering Party, particularly by an order placed by the Ordering Party.

3. In case of doubt, it is assumed that the person concluding this Agreement is authorised by the Ordering Party to undertake such legal action on their behalf on the date of order placement., in particular when the said person provides the identification data of the Ordering Party and/or uses an e-mail address in the domain used by the Ordering Party, etc. If it is determined that the person mentioned above lacks such authorisation, the Ordering Party shall provide the Organiser with all the assistance possible to establish the identity of this person to allow the Organiser to take any legal steps against this person.

4. The Ordering Party shall provide the provisions of these Terms & Conditions to the Participant designated by it or inform the Participant of the provisions of the said Terms & Conditions pertaining directly to the Participant. In the event of the Ordering Party’s failure to perform the obligation mentioned above, the Organiser shall be released from liability related to any claims of the Participant against the Organiser connected with the Participant’s attendance of the Training.

§ 5. CONCLUSION OF THE AGREEMENT BY WAY OF ORDER PLACEMENT

1. If the Agreement is concluded by the placement of an order with the Organiser by the Ordering Party, the conclusion of such an Agreement requires the following:

1) correct completion of the order form by the Ordering Party or a person authorised by it to perform such legal actions; in the latter case, the assumption indicated in § 4 section 3 of the Terms & Conditions shall apply;

2) delivery of the order referred to in point 1) above to the Organiser, not later than within 2 working days before the training start date. The order can be delivered to the Organiser through a completed registration form available on the website. In this case, the order submission date shall be the first working day following the day the Ordering Party completed the registration form and used the “Register”, “Send form”, or another similar button made available in the said form.

2. In the event of failure to comply with the deadline mentioned above for order submission, an order may be placed following a prior telephone arrangement with the Organiser and the sending of the order in one of the forms mentioned above.

3. The submission of a correct order is equivalent to acceptance by the Ordering Party of the provisions of these Terms & Conditions.

4. The Organiser shall send an order confirmation to the Ordering Party within 1 business day from the delivery date of a correctly issued order. The order confirmation shall be sent to the Ordering Party via e-mail to the e-mail address indicated in the order.

5. Order confirmation is considered equivalent to the conclusion of the Agreement.

6. The Organiser shall bear no responsibility for disruptions, including interruptions, in the Website’s operation caused by a force majeure event, unlawful actions of third parties or incompatibility of the Website with the Ordering Party’s IT infrastructure.

7. The Organiser shall bear no responsibility for e-mail server administrators blocking messages sent to the e-mail address indicated by the Ordering Party in the order and for removing and/or blocking of e-mail by software installed on electronic devices used by the Ordering Party.

§ 6. OBLIGATIONS OF THE ORGANISER

1. The Organiser organises Training on a specific topic.

2. These Terms & Conditions apply to all Training courses organised by the Organiser.

3. The Organiser shall make every effort to guarantee the quality of the Training is as described.

4. The Organiser reserves the right to cancel the Training in the event of unforeseeable events, e.g. a mentor’s illness.

5. The Organiser reserves the right to change the Training programme, which cannot serve as the basis for financial claims.

6. The Organiser shall allow a Participant who meets the technical conditions to participate in the Training and shall send Training Materials related to the subject of the organised Training, as well as ensure telephone contact with the telephone number provided by the Participant for the purpose of telephone consultations related to the Training subject.

§ 7. OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTICIPANT

1. Participants are required to read these terms & conditions.

2. The provision of personal data by the Participant, while voluntary, is necessary for the conclusion of the Agreement and for the implementation of its provisions.

3. Use of the Services by the Participant in a manner inconsistent with the law, standard societal norms or violating the legitimate interests of the Organiser or the provisions of the Terms & Conditions is prohibited.

4. The participant shall not copy or otherwise use the content provided by the Organiser (in whole or in part) for any other purposes than those related to participation in the Training. In particular, the Participant shall not use the said content for commercial purposes, such as the sale of the content, making it available to third parties for free or for a fee, etc.

5. To register for the Training, it is necessary to:

1) complete the registration form made available on the Website of a particular Training course by providing the e-mail address, name and surname, position and company represented by the Participant;

2) accept these terms & conditions and the Privacy Policy;

§ 8. GENERAL RULES FOR THE USE OF THE TRAINING COURSES AND THE E-LEARNING PLATFORM

1. Access to the E-learning platform and participation in the full Training is possible once payment is made and credited to the Organiser’s bank account.

2. To obtain a Participant’s status and access the E-learning platform, and in effect the Training, it is necessary to log in to the E-learning platform. Therefore, the Participant undertakes not to disclose their login details to third parties.

3. The E-learning platform is available only and exclusively through the Internet; the E-learning platform is operational 7 days a week, 24 hours a day, with the possible exclusion of periods necessary to perform upgrades or failures.

4. Use of the E-learning platform requires the Participant to have access to the Internet, a computer with a web browser updated to the latest version, as well as possible additional software (including, in particular, Acrobat Adobe Reader, Flash Player, JAVA or possibly other) installed, which is necessary to participate in the Training.

5. Failure on the Participant’s part to fulfil the technical requirements indicated above (particularly in the form of a different or incomplete computer hardware or software configuration) may render it impossible to take advantage of the Training and the functions offered by the E-learning platform.

6. No software is installed on Participant’s computer equipment without their knowledge when using the E-learning platform.

7. The Participant shall regularly complete the modules in line with the pace imposed by the mentors, which allows for the course to be completed before access to the platform ends.

8. The Participant is allowed to use the materials available on the educational platform throughout the entire year, counted from the beginning of the training. After one year, access to the platform will be terminated.

§ 9. CHANGE IN TRAINING ORGANISATION

1. The Organiser reserves the right to cancel the Training for any reason no later than 5 working days before the Training date.

2. The Organiser reserves the right to cancel the Training for any reason no later than 5 working days before the original date of the Training.

3. The Organiser shall notify the Ordering Party of the cancellation or change to the Training date, at its own discretion, by a telephone call to the number provided in the Order Form or via an e-mail sent to the e-mail address indicated in the order form.

4. In the event the Training cancellation or date change is performed in the manner indicated in section 1 – 3, neither the Ordering Party nor the Participant shall be entitled to any claims against the Organiser, except a claim for the reimbursement of the Training fee in the nominal amount paid by the Ordering Party to the Organiser before the date of Training cancellation.

5. The Organiser may cancel or terminate the Training at any time due to circumstances deemed to constitute a force majeure event. Force majeure shall be understood as an extraordinary event, unforeseeable and/or impossible to prevent at the time of Agreement conclusion, for example, natural disasters, terrorist acts, decisions of state or local authorities, wars, general or local strikes, technical failures and catastrophes. In the case indicated above, section 3 above shall apply.

6. In justified cases, the Organiser reserves the right to make minor modifications to the Training within the scope of organisation and content. The Organiser shall notify the Ordering Party of the said modifications in the manner indicated in section 2. However, minor modifications shall not entitle the Ordering Party to terminate the Agreement, submit any claims against the Organiser, or refuse payment of the Training fee, in whole or in part. The following, in particular, shall be considered a minor modification of the Training:

1) replacement of the person conducting the Training with another, if the other person has competencies, experience and skills at a level similar to the person replaced;

2) shift of the original Training start by 1 hour;

3) change the order of individual classes specified in the Training curriculum.

7. In the event of cancellation or change of the Training date at a date later than indicated in section 1 – 2 or a modification of the Training to an extent greater than minor, the Ordering Party shall be entitled to withdraw from the Agreement. In such a case, the Ordering Party is entitled to submit a claim against the Organiser only to reimburse the Training fee, which the Ordering Party paid to the Organiser before the withdrawal date. With this, the Ordering Party waives the right to pursue any other claims against the Organiser, including claims for damages, redress, reimbursement of costs, or outlays.

8. Failure on the Participant’s part to appear at the Training, regardless of the circumstances, except for circumstances construed as force majeure following section 5, shall not affect the Ordering Party’s obligation to pay the Training fee due to the Organiser in full.

§ 10. TRAINING PRICE, PAYMENT TERMS.

1. The fee for participation in the Training is given on the Organiser’s website or the Registration Form. It only includes what has been indicated on the website in the Training description.

2. Participation in some Training courses organised by the Organiser is free. The Organiser publishes information about such Training courses and the conditions of participation on the Website.

3. Unless otherwise stipulated in the Agreement, the Organiser is owed a fee for the Training from the Ordering Party.

4. The fee due for the Training covers all costs of the Training borne by the Organiser. It covers the cost of training materials received by the Ordering Party.

5. The payment shall be made based on an invoice issued by the Organiser.

6. The Organiser allows the Ordering Party to pay for the Training through a bank transfer made upon placement of the order.

7. The Organiser allows fees for the Training to be paid in instalments, as indicated in the Order Form. The Ordering Party’s failure to pay subsequent instalments to the Organiser shall result in the Ordering Party’s access to the following parts of the Training being blocked.

8. Payment of the Training fee is to be made no later than 2 (two) days before the date of the Training’s start, by way of a bank transfer to the Organiser’s bank account specified in the invoice or by way of an online payment made on the Organiser’s website, with the payment time being the moment the Organiser’s bank account is credited with the payment amount.

9. The Organiser allows prepayment for the Training based on a proforma invoice delivered to the Ordering Party via a letter sent to the Ordering Party’s address given in the order or via e-mail. The Ordering Party shall inform the Organiser of their choice of payment form in the order.

10. Failure on the Ordering Party’s part to pay the Training fee or the next instalment of the Training fee shall not affect the Ordering Party’s obligation to pay the full price for the Training due to the Organiser.

11. In the event of a delay in payment of the Training fee due to the Organiser, the Organiser may, at its own discretion, demand interest in the amount of the statutory or maximum interest for default at its discretion.

12. Furthermore, if an Ordering Party that is not a Consumer is in default with payment of the Training fee, the Organiser may demand payment of compensation for collection costs. The amount of the compensation mentioned above is the equivalent of EUR 40 converted into PLN at the average EUR exchange rate published by the National Bank of Poland (NBP) on the last working day of the month preceding the month in which the payment for the Training became due.

§ 11. COMPLAINTS

1. Irregularities of the website’s operations may be reported by the Participant in writing or via e-mail. In the complaint, the Participant shall provide their name and surname, correspondence address, manner and date of the irregularity related to the Website’s operations.

2. Complaints shall be handled on the Organiser’s part by the complaint department: [email protected]

3. The Organiser shall immediately, no later than within14 days from the date of receipt of the complaint, respond to the complaint and inform the Participant of subsequent proceedings.

4. For the avoidance of doubt, it is with this stated that none of the provisions of these Terms & Conditions shall limit the Participant’s rights under the law in force in the territory of the Republic of Poland. However, if a provision of such a nature exists, the provisions of the applicable law shall apply, in particular the provisions of the Civil Code and the Act of 30 May 2014 on consumer rights (Journal of Laws of 2014, item 827).

§ 12. WITHDRAWAL FROM THE AGREEMENT

1. The provisions of this paragraph, unless otherwise indicated therein, shall apply only to agreements in which a Participant is a natural person concluding an agreement not directly related to their business or professional activity, as well as an entrepreneur within the meaning of Art. 4 of the Act of 6 March 2018 Law of entrepreneurs (i.e. Journal of Laws of 2021, item 162), who purchases goods or services unrelated to their business or professional activity profile.

2. Following the Act of 30 May 2014 on consumer rights, the Ordering Party – Consumer is entitled to withdraw from the Agreement without justification and without cost within 14 days from the date of its conclusion.

3. The period for withdrawal from the Agreement starts on the Agreement conclusion date, i.e. the date the Ordering Party completes the order form, as referred to in §5 of the Terms & Conditions.

4. The Participant may withdraw from the Agreement by sending the Organiser an unequivocal statement of withdrawal. They may, for this purpose, take advantage of the statement template constituting Appendix 1 to these Terms & Conditions. Such notice shall be sent to the Organiser’s address indicated in §2 point 3 of the Terms & Conditions, or to the e-mail address: [email protected]

5. Fulfilment of the deadline shall be ensured by sending the statement before the said deadline.

6. An Ordering Party – Consumer, may also resign from ongoing Training. If the Ordering Party resigns from the Training within 14 days from its start, the Organiser shall reimburse the Ordering Party – Consumer for the Training fee, less fixed costs in the amount of PLN 1490 net. In the event of resignation from the Training at a date later than indicated in the preceding sentence, the Ordering Party – Consumer shall not be entitled to a reimbursement of the Training fee.

7. Failure to pay the Training fee or a relevant part thereof and failure to participate in the Training is not equivalent to withdrawal from the Agreement. However, the Ordering Party shall pay the Organiser the Training fee in full in the situation mentioned above.

8. If an Ordering Party that is a Consumer submits a statement of withdrawal from the Agreement by electronic means, the Organiser shall immediately confirm receipt of withdrawal from the Agreement to the Ordering Party on a durable medium (e.g. by e-mail).

9. In the event of withdrawal from the Agreement, it shall be considered void.

10. Upon ordering a product or service (e.g. access to the website), the Consumer may request that it should commence before the expiry of the deadline for exercising the withdrawal right. This will, however, result in the loss of the withdrawal right.

11. When ordering digital content not recorded on a tangible medium (e.g. e-books, downloadable computer programmes, streaming), the Consumer is entitled to request their delivery commence before the deadline for exercising the right of withdrawal. This will, however, result in the loss of the withdrawal right.

§ 13. PERSONAL DATA PROCESSING AND PROTECTION

1. The personal data controller is iCode Trust Sp. z o.o. with its registered office in Warsaw at ul. Bukowińska 24D/7, 02-703 Warsaw, entered into the Register of Entrepreneurs of the National Court Register by the District Court for the Capital City of Warsaw, 13th Commercial Division of the National Court Register under the KRS number 0000777251, tax identification number NIP 5213861303, national business registry number REGON 382934531,

2. We are available at the e-mail address: [email protected] or the registered office address.

3. The Organiser states that for the purposes of the Agreement’s performance, the Ordering Party is required to provide in the order and other data required by the Organiser the following Participant data: name, surname, position, telephone number and e-mail address.

4. If the Ordering Party is simultaneously the Participant and provides personal data in the order, within the meaning of the Act on Personal Data Protection, the Ordering Party declares that it is aware of the purposes and scope of processing of the said data by the Organiser; the said goals and scope are stipulated in the provisions of these Terms & Conditions. It is hereby stated the Ordering Party has access to their data and can rectify it.

5. In the event the Ordering Party provides personal data of the Participant in the order, the Ordering Party declares that:

1) it has obtained the consent of the said person to its provision to the Organiser and its processing for the purposes specified in the Terms & Conditions before providing the mentioned address:

2) it has informed the person of who the Organiser is (including its full name and address),

3) it has indicated the purpose and scope of data collection by the Organiser, also making sure the said person has read the Terms & Conditions,

4) it has provided information regarding the data source,

5) it has informed the person of the right to access and rectify this data,

6) it has provided information on the Participant’s rights resulting from GDPR provisions. Accordingly, the Ordering Party shall bear legal responsibility for lacking such consent or withdrawal.

6. Detailed information on personal data and privacy protection is included in the Privacy Policy made available here.

§ 14. LIABILITY

1. The Organiser wishes to note that the Training courses are purely informative and educational in nature and cannot be used as a decision-making tool in any circumstances. The Training Materials and their contents are only an expression of the authors’ views of individual publications or constitute a reflection of their knowledge.

2. The Organiser shall bear no liability for:

1) any damage resulting from the use of the Training by Participants in a manner not consistent with the law or these Terms & Conditions;

2) any damage resulting from the termination of the Training service for reasons attributable to a fault on the part of the Participant or due to a breach of the law or the Terms & Conditions;

3) any damage resulting from the Participant’s use of the data and information provided as part of the provision of Training services for economic, investment, business purposes, etc .;

§ 15. PROTECTION OF COPYRIGHT AND OTHER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS

1. In providing the Participants with information disseminated through the Website, iCode Trust remains vigilant regarding the need to respect intellectual property rights.

2. The Organiser provides Participants with Training Materials made available on the Website for 12 months. Provision of a copy of training materials by the Organiser does not transfer the author’s economic rights to the said materials that the Organiser or third parties are entitled to. The Training Materials are protected under the Act of 04.02.1994 on copyright and related rights. Participants are entitled to use the training materials only for private purposes or for purposes related to the performance of work or services for the Ordering Party.

3. An Ordering Party that is not a Consumer shall be entitled to use the training materials only for internal purposes. Reproduction, dissemination, publishing, distribution, marketing copies or making the training materials available in any form and in any manner is prohibited.

4. Websites and their content, including but not limited to articles, mailing lists, graphics, interactive applications, audio and video materials, compilations of materials and the user interface (“Content”), constitute copyrighted property of iCode Trust, licensing entities. The Content also includes any and all materials that the Organiser provides to Participants from the Website via e-mail. The Content may be displayed, or the Website may be otherwise used only for personal, non-commercial use.

5. Materials made available through the Website bearing the mark “Copyright © iCode Trust All rights reserved” are subject to copyright of iCode Trust. Materials subject to copyright of other entities (marked with appropriate copyright notices) are distributed by the Organiser over the Internet based on applicable legal regulations and agreements (including licensing agreements).

6. iCode Trust® Future Collars® and all other logos, product names, trade names are trademarks and registered trademarks of the Organiser. ALL trademarks used in the Materials constitute the property of their respective owners. The trademarks of the Organiser may be used only with the Organiser’s official consent.

7. The Organiser wishes to inform you that the website contains documents, trademarks and other original materials protected by copyright, particularly texts, photos, graphics and sounds, programmes, and video materials. In addition, the website layout and the selection of the content presented there constitutes an autonomous subject of copyright protection.

8. Website users shall use all materials presented there only for personal use. Modification, copying, sending, public playback, as well as any use of the said content for commercial purposes, requires the prior written consent of the Organiser or another authorised entity.

9. Users shall ensure that any use (via the Website) of copyrighted materials by them for the benefit of third parties, including copying, transmission and public dissemination on the Internet, shall be performed with the consent of authorised entities. If works or statements of other persons are used, the Participants shall clearly indicate the said quote following applicable law. Whenever this paragraph refers to a “Work”, it shall be understood as any statement of the User placed on the Website, which could be considered a “work” within the meaning of the Act of 4 February 1994 on copyright and related rights.

§ 16. FINAL PROVISIONS

1. The training courses presented on the Website do not constitute an offer per the Civil Code.

2. The agreement between the Ordering Party and the Organiser for services provided under the conditions stipulated in these Terms & Conditions, shall be governed by Polish law.

3. Any disputes related to the conclusion or performance of an agreement for the provision of the Webinar service shall be adjudicated by relevant common courts in Poland.

4. In matters not covered by these Terms & Conditions the provisions of Polish law shall apply, in particular the provisions of the Civil Code, the provisions of the Act of 4 February 1994 on copyright and related rights and the Act of 30 May 2014 on consumer rights and the provisions of the Act on the provision of services by electronic means.

5. Settling any disputes between the Organiser and an Ordering Party that is not a Consumer within the meaning of Art. 221 of the Act of 23 April 1964 Civil Code (Journal of Laws No. 16, item 93, as amended) shall be subject to the courts competent under the relevant provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure.

6. An Ordering Party that is a Consumer shall have the option to take advantage of out-of-court methods for adjudicating complaints and pursuing claims – information on the rules on access to dispute resolution procedures are available at the following address: http://www.uokik.gov.pl, in the “Amicable resolution of consumer disputes” tab. The Consumer may also use the EU ODR online platform for online dispute resolution, available at the following address: http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/.

7. The resolution of any disputes between the Organiser and an Ordering Party that is not a Consumer within the meaning of Art. 221 of the Act of 23 April 1964. Civil Code (Journal of Laws No. 16, item 93, as amended) shall be subject to adjudication by courts with jurisdiction for the registered office of the Organiser.

8. The Organiser reserves the right to amend the Terms & Conditions. Any changes to the Terms & Conditions enter into force on the date indicated by the Organiser, but not within less than 7 days from the date of their publishing on the www.futurecollars.com website. Agreements concluded before the effective date of amendments to these Terms & Conditions shall be implemented based on the provisions in force on the order date.

9. Every Participant declares that they have read and accepted these Terms & Conditions.

10. The above Terms & Conditions shall apply from 15 November 2019.

Company data:

Future Collars
iCodeTrust Sp. z o.o.

Bukowińska 24d/7
02-503 Warsaw

NIP: 5213861303
REGON: 382934531
KRS: 0000777251
Registered by the District Court in Warsaw, XXII Commercial Division

Phone +48 691950343

e-mail: [email protected]

address for complaints: [email protected]