Regulations - Tani Widlak

Thank you for visiting our website available at the address
https://taniwidlak.pl (hereinafter referred to as: “Taniwidlak.pl,” “Website,” “Site”).

Our goal is to share a platform that allows to get acquainted with and compare our products and services for all persons using Taniwidlak.pl (hereinafter referred to as: “Customers”). The Site allows to search, browse and compare products and services – however, the Site does not allow to enter into a purchase or lease agreement. For this purpose, the user may contact us, and establishing of details and entering into agreement takes place outside the Site.

The form of these rules and regulations assumes establishing of general principles and conditions of use of the Website, in particular rules and conditions for the use of electronic services available in the Website.

We encourage you to read the rules and regulations.

Taniwidlak.pl team

1) ABOUT US

The owner of the Website is “STILL POLSKA” SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ established in Żerniki (headquarters address and correspondence address: ul. Składowa 6, 62-023 Żerniki); entered into the Register of Entrepreneurs of the National Court Register under the National Court Register (KRS) no. 0000018980; register court, in which the company documentation is held: District Court Poznań – Nowe Miasto i Wilda in Poznań, 9th Commercial Division of the National Court Register; share capital: PLN 5,637,500.00; Tax ID no. (NIP): 7811004366; National Business Registry Number (REGON): 630278383; electronic mail address: biuro@taniwidlak.pl (hereinafter referred to as: “Service Provider”).
The Service Provider runs the Website and is responsible for correct provision of Electronic Services. Customers are also present in the Website – in relation to the Service Provider, these are third parties who may use the Website in accordance with the Rules and Regulations of the Website.

2) DEFINITIONS

Terms used in these Rules and Regulations have the following meanings:

REGISTRATION FORM – the form available in the Website, allowing to create an Account.
CIVIL CODE – ustawa Kodeks cywilny z dnia 23 kwietnia 1964 r. (Dz. U. Nr 16, poz. 93 ze zm.).
ACCOUNT, CUSTOMER ACCOUNT – an Electronic Service, a collection of resources designated with an individual electronic mail address (e-mail address) and a password provided by the Customer in the ICT system of the Service Provider, in which data provided by the Customer as well as information regarding his or her activity in the Website are collected.
NEWSLETTER – an Electronic Service, an electronic distribution service provided by the Service Provider via e-mail, which allows all Customers who use it to automatically receive regular contents of subsequent issues of newsletter including information on novelties and news in the Website as well as products and services of the Service Provider from the Service Provider.
ANNOUNCEMENT – announcements, advertisements, price lists, descriptions, prices, information and/or product and service offers of any kind provided by the Service Provider, published in the Website by the Service Provider, regardless of their name, the purpose of which is to invite you to enter into agreement within the meaning of Art. 71 of the Civil Code. Announcements in the Website have merely informative nature and do not constitute an offer within the meaning of Art. 66 § 1 of the Civil Code.
RULES AND REGULATIONS – these rules and regulations of the Website.
WEBSITE, SITE – the Service Provider’s website available at the Web address: https://www.taniwidlak.pl/.
NOTICE BOARD – an Electronic Service, an Internet notice board available in the Website and allowing Customers and all persons visiting the Website to browse Announcements.
ELECTRONIC SERVICE – a service provided via electronic means by the Service Providers for Customers via the Website in accordance with the Rules and Regulations.
CUSTOMER – (1) a natural person having full legal capacity and, in cases provided by commonly applicable regulations, also any natural person having restricted legal capabilities; (2) legal person; or (3) organisational unit that does not have a legal personality, which has been granted legal capabilities by an act; – a person who uses or intends to use Electronic Services.
SERVICE PROVIDER – “STILL POLSKA” SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ established in Żerniki (headquarters address and correspondence address: ul. Składowa 6, 62-023 Żerniki); entered into the Register of Entrepreneurs of the National Court Register under the National Court Register (KRS) no. 0000018980; register court, in which the company documentation is held: District Court Poznań – Nowe Miasto i Wilda in Poznań, 9th Commercial Division of the National Court Register; share capital: PLN 5,637,500.00; Tax ID no. (NIP): 7811004366; National Business Registry Number (REGON): 630278383; electronic mail address: biuro@taniwidlak.pl.
CONSUMER RIGHTS ACT – the Act of 30 May 2014 on consumer rights (Journal of Laws [Dz. U.] of 2014, item 827, as amended).

3) ABOUT THE SITE

The Website is an online platform that allows to get acquainted with and compare products and services of the Service Provider. The Site allows to search, browse and compare Announcements including products and services of the Service Provider – however, it is impossible to enter into agreement on purchase or lease of a subject of an Announcement with the Service Provider via the Site. For this purpose, the Site user may contact the Service Provider, and the details are established and entering into agreement takes place outside the Site based on a separate agreement.
Announcements published in the Site are available to all visitors of the Website, however, the Customers who have an Account in the Site may receive quicker access to newly selected Announcements from the Service Provider.
For the avoidance of doubt, the Service Provider indicates that the Announcements available in the online pages of the Website, in particular descriptions and prices, are only an invitation to enter into agreement, within the meaning of Art. 71 of the Civil Code, and do not constitute an offer within the meaning of Art. 66 § 1 of the Civil Code.
The Service Provider is responsible for provision of Electronic Services indicated in the Rules and Regulations and is obliged to provide them in a correct manner.

4) GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF USE OF THE WEBSITE

The Customer is obliged to use the Website in a manner compliant with the law and established customs, having regard to personality rights, copyrights and intellectual property rights of the Service Provider, other Service Providers and third parties. The Customer is obliged to enter factually correct data. The Customer is prohibited from provision of contents of illegal nature.
Technical requirements necessary to cooperate with the ICT system used by the Service Provider include: (1) PC, laptop or other multimedia device with Internet access; (2) Web browser: Mozilla Firefox version 66 or higher, Android version 7 or higher, Opera version 47 or higher, Google Chrome version 74 or higher, Safari version 11 or higher or Microsoft Edge version 17 or higher; (3) enabled option to save Cookies and use JavaScript in the browser.
The Service Provider informs that use of the Website via Internet is associated with risk. The main threat to every Internet user, including the persons using Electronic Services, is the possibility of “infection” of the ICT system by various software created mainly to cause damage, such as viruses, “bugs,” or “tojans.” To avoid this risk, the Customer must equip his or her device he or she uses to connect to the Internet and the Website with anti-virus software and regularly update it.
The controller of personal data processed in the Website in relation to implementation of the provisions of these Rules and Regulations is the Service Provider. Personal data are processed for the purposes, for the period and based on foundations and rules indicated in the privacy policy published in the Website. The privacy policy includes mainly the principles related to processing of personal data by the Controller in the Website, including grounds, purposes and period of processing of personal data, as well as the rights of data subjects and information regarding use of cookies and analytic tools in the Website. You use the Website voluntarily. Similarly, users of the Website provide their personal data voluntarily.

5) ELECTRONIC SERVICES AVAILABLE IN THE WEBSITE

Every Customer may use the Website in compliance with the conditions provided in the Rules and Regulations.
The Customer may use the following Electronic Services available in the Website: Account, Notice Board, and Newsletter. A detailed description of Electronic Services and their principle of operation is available in the Rules and Regulations and pages of the website.
Use of the available Electronic Services is free of charge.

6) GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF USE OF THE ACCOUNT

The Service Provider makes available two types of accounts in the Website depending on the category of the Customer using the Website – Individual Entities Account (designated on the site as an “individual client”) and Wholesale Entities Account (designated as a “wholesale client”). Both types of Accounts feature the same functionalities and they may be created using the same Registration Form, however, they differ in terms of data that must be provided in the Registration Form and the creation procedure. The wholesale entities account is not intended for consumers.
Individual Client Account:
1. Use of the Individual Client Account is possible after the Customer executes two subsequent steps: (1) completes the Registration Form and (2) clicks “Create account” field – the Account will be created automatically.
2. In the Account Registration Form for individual clients the Customer must select the type of the Account (individual client) and provide the following data: user name, electronic mail address and password.
Wholesale Client Account:
1. Use of the Wholesale Client Account is possible after the Customer executes two subsequent steps: (1) completes the Registration Form and (2) clicks “Create account” field; additionally, the Service Provider must (3) manually confirm creation of the Account. To be able to create a Wholesale Client Account, a given entity must have a wholesale client status at the Service Provider. Confirmation takes up to 5 working days (from Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays).
2. In the Account Registration Form for wholesale clients, the Customer must select the type of the Account (wholesale client) and provide the following data: user name, electronic mail address, name and surname, phone number, tax ID no. (NIP), company name and password.
Establishing, protection and making available of the conditions of use of the Account to the Customer are done via (1) sharing of these Rules and Regulations on the Website and (2) sending an e-mail to the Customer with a confirmation of creation of an Account including the contents of the Rules and Regulations immediately after the creation of the Account. The content of the agreement is additionally established and protected in the IT system of the Service Provider.
The Account allows the Customer to fully use the Website, including an ability to add Announcement to the favourites list, ability to compare Announcements with each other, possibility to generate a PDF file with an Announcement (single or collectively). The Account also allows quicker access to new Announcements selected by the Service Provider.
The Account Electronic Service is provided free of charge for indefinite period. The Customer is able, at any time and without giving reasons, to delete his or her Account (cancel the Account) by sending appropriate request to the Service Provider, in particular via electronic mail to the address: biuro@taniwidlak.pl. The Customer may also delete his or her Account by using an appropriate option within the Account, which allows the Customer to delete his or her Account on his or her own.

7) GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF USE OF THE NOTICE BOARD

Announcements are published in the Website only by the Service Provider.
The Announcements published on the Notice Board in the Website including the Service Provider’s contact data and the contact form are available to all visitors of the Website until they are deleted from the Website by the Service Provider.
Customers who have an Account may have quicker access to new Announcements selected by the Service Provider – to this end, it is necessary to sign in to the Account.
The Customer may search Announcements using the search engine available in the Site and browse the available Announcements.
The Notice Board Electronic Service is provided free of charge for indefinite period. The Customer may, at any time and without giving reasons, cease the use of the Notice Board by closing the Website or going to another website.

8) GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF USE OF THE NEWSLETTER

You may use the Newsletter after providing an electronic mail address, to which subsequent editions of the Newsletter are to be sent, in the Newsletter field available in the Website and clicking the action box and confirming the intention to subscribe to the Newsletter by clicking the confirmation link sent to the given electronic mail address.
You may also subscribe to the Newsletter by marking appropriate check box during Account creation procedure using the Registration Form – in such a case, upon creation of the Account, the Customer will also be subscribed to the Newsletter.
The Newsletter Electronic Service is provided free of charge for indefinite period. The Customer is able, at any time and without giving reasons, to decline the Newsletter by sending an appropriate request to the Service Provider via electronic mail to the address: biuro@taniwidlak.pl , or in writing to the address: ul. Składowa 6, 62-023 Żerniki. The Newsletter subscription may also be cancelled by marking an appropriate option within the Account and by clicking the cancellation link provided in each message sent in every Newsletter.

9) RESTRICTION, SUSPENSION AND TERMINATION OF THE CUSTOMER’S ACCESS
TO THE WEBSITE BY THE SERVICE PROVIDER

The Customer may cease using the Website or particular Electronic Services in accordance with the conditions for use provided in the Rules and Regulations, in particular he or she may, at any time and without giving reasons, cancel his or her Account in the Site or cancel his or her Newsletter subscription by sending an appropriate request to the Service Provider, e.g., via electronic mail to the address biuro@taniwidlak.pl , or via the resignation link provided in each Newsletter issue.
The Service Provider reserves the right to restrict, suspend, and in extreme cases terminate provision of its Electronic Services to a given Customer, including in relation to particular Announcements offered by this Customer in the Site, only at the time and in a way that is necessary and under the following conditions:
1. The grounds for restriction, suspension and in extreme cases termination of provision of its Electronic Services to a given Customer include:
  1. the Customer’s failure to pay due fees to the Service Provider;
  2. providing incomplete (in case of required data) or false contact data (e.g., name and surname, company, address) within the Site by the Customer,
  3. sending spam messages to other Customers,
  4. a legal or regulatory obligation, on the basis of which the Service Provider is obliged to terminate provision of all its Electronic Services to a given Customer;
  5. use by the Service Provider of the right to terminate provision of services for an overriding cause, which results from the national law accordant with the law of the European Union;
  6. multiple cases of violation of the Rules and Regulations by the Customer;
2. Restriction of the Electronic Services includes temporary restriction of the Customer’s access to particular functionalities of the Electronic Services – the Account, in particular the Service Provider may prevent the Customer from creating an Account.
3. Suspension of Electronic Services consists of temporary restriction of the Customer’s access to particular Electronic Services – the Account. When the Account is suspended, the Customer may not sign in to his or her Account.
4. At the time of restriction or suspension of Electronic Services, the Customer is obliged to take actions in order to remove the causes of restriction or suspension, and after their removal, he or she is obliged to inform the Service Provider about this fact immediately.
5. Restriction or suspension of Electronic Services lasts until there are no longer grounds for their application. In such a case, the Service Provider removes the restriction or suspension without due delay. Restrictions or suspension may be removed also in case of confirmation by the Service Provider of removal of causes of applied grounds immediately after removal of the entire or part of restriction or suspension of Electronic Services for this purpose. In such a case, the Service Provider will completely or partially remove restriction or suspension without due delay (in case of removal of part of restrictions or suspension and then removal of causes of applied grounds, the Service Provider will remove all the remaining restrictions or suspension without due delay).
6. The Service Provider will select the manner and the scope of restriction, suspension or termination of provision of Electronic Services to a given Customer in a manner reasonable, necessary and proportional to the nature and the scope of the occurrence of the grounds of a particular decision and taking into account the consequences for a given Customer. Before taking decision, the Service Provider, where possible, will call the Customer to cease violation, and make a decision only if the call turns out to be ineffective or impossible. At first, the Service Provider obliges to make a decision on restriction, and only then on suspension of provision of Electronic Services if the restriction itself proves to be insufficient. Termination of provision of Electronic Services is a final solution and may be based only on the grounds provided in section 9.2, subsection a, letter iv-vi of the Rules and Regulations.
7. If the Service Provider decides to restrict or suspend provision of Electronic Services to a given Customer, the Service Provider will provide this Customer – before a restriction or suspension comes into force or at the time it becomes effective – with a justification of this decision on a permanent information medium.
8. If the Service Provider decide to terminate provision of all Electronic Services to a given Customer, it will provide this Customer, within at least 30 days before the day on which the termination of provision of services becomes effective, with a justification of this decision on a permanent information medium. The notification period mentioned in the previous sentence will not be applicable if the Service Provider:
  1. is subject to legal or regulatory obligation, on the basis of which it is obliged to terminate provision of all Electronic Services to a given Customer in a manner preventing it from fulfilling this notification period; or
  2. uses the right to terminate provision of services for an overriding cause, which results from the national law or law compliant with the law of the European Union;
  3. it may demonstrate that a given Customer violated the Rules and Regulations, which will result in termination of provision of all given Electronic Services.
    In cases when the notification period is not applicable, the Service Provider will provide a given Customer, without due delay, a justification of this decision on a permanent information medium.
9. The Service Provider’s justification of restriction, suspension or termination of provision of Electronic Services must include a reference to specific facts or circumstances – including the contents of notifications received from third parties – which convinced the Service Provider to take a given decision, as well as a reference to the applicable grounds for this decision, which are described in this point of the Rules and Regulations. The Service Provider does not have to provide justification if it is subject to legal or regulatory obligation to not demonstrate specific facts or circumstances or in relation to the applicable ground or grounds, or if the Service Provider may demonstrate that a given Customer has violated the Rules and Regulations multiple times, which resulted in termination of provision of all given Electronic Services.
10. In case of restriction, suspension or termination of Electronic Services, the Service Provider allows the Customer to clarify facts and circumstances as a part of internal mode of submission of complaints, referred to in section 11. of the Rules and Regulations. In case of removal of a restriction, suspension or termination of provision of services by the Service Provider, the Service Provider will restore the Customer’s access without due delay, including providing the Customer with access to personal and other data, which resulted from the Customer’s use of given Electronic Services before a given restriction, suspension or termination came into force.
Termination of the Customer’s access to Electronic Services is without prejudice to the possibility to store the Customer’s data for the period necessary to implement the remaining purposes of processing, compliant with the privacy policy of the Website.

10) CONTACT WITH US

The main form of ongoing remote communication with the Service Provider is the contact form available in the Website and electronic mail (e-mail address: biuro@taniwidlak.pl), via which you may exchange information regarding the use of the Website with the Service Provider. The Customers may also contact the Service Provider via other legal means by using contact data provided in the introduction to the Rules and Regulations.

11) COMPLAINTS REGARDING SERVICE AND ELECTRONIC SERVICES

The basis and the scope of responsibility of the Service Provider against the Customer for provided Electronic Services are specified by commonly applicable legal regulations, in particular by the Civil Code.
The Customer may lodge complaints related to operation of the Website and Electronic Services, e.g., via electronic mail (e-mail address: biuro@taniwidlak.pl) or in writing to the address: ul. Składowa 6, 62-023 Żerniki.
The Service Provider recommends providing the following in the complaint description: (1) information and circumstances related to the subject of the complaint, in particular the type and date of occurrence of irregularities; (2) claims of the Customer; and (3) contact data of the claimant – this will facilitate and shorten the time of recognition of the complaint by the Service Provider. The requirements provided in the previous sentence are recommendations by nature and do not impact the effectiveness of a complaint filed without the recommended description.
The Service Provider will respond to the complaint immediately, however, not later than within 14 calendar days from its submission.

12) WITHDRAWAL FROM THE AGREEMENT BY CONSUMERS

This point of the Rules and Regulations relates to Electronic Services agreements entered into by and between the Service Provider and Customers who are consumers and, since 1 January 2021 and for agreements entered into later, also by Customers who are natural persons who enter into an agreement directly associated with their business activity if the contents of such an agreement stipulate that the business activity does not have professional nature for this person, resulting from, in particular, the object of the conducted business activity made available based on the regulations of the Business Activity Central Register and Information Record – regarding the relations associated with agreements entered into with the Service Provider.
The consumer does not have the right to withdraw from a remotely concluded agreement, e.g., in relation to the following agreements: (1) service agreements if such a service was executed entirely based on a clear approval of the consumer who, before commencement of the service, was informed that he or she will lose the right to withdraw from the agreement after completion of the service; (2) agreements on delivering digital contents which are not saved on a material medium if provision of the service begun based on a clear consent of the consumer before expiration of the term for withdrawal from agreement and after the Service Provider informed the consumer about the loss of the right to withdraw from the agreement.
Subject to section 12.2 of the Rules and Regulations, the consumer who entered into an agreement remotely may within 14 calendar days withdraw from it without the need to give reasons and without incurring any costs, subject to the exception described in the next sentence. In case of a service, the execution of which – upon clear request of the consumer – begun before expiration of the term for withdrawal from the agreement, the consumer who exercises the right to withdraw from the agreement after such a request was submitted is obliged to pay for services provided until the withdrawal from the agreement. The fee amount is calculated proportionally to the scope of performed service, taking into account the price or remuneration specified in the agreement. If the price or remuneration is excessive, the basis for calculation of this amount is the market value of the performed service.
To maintain the term for withdrawal from agreement, simply send a declaration before its expiration. The consumer may use the withdrawal form template, provided in the appendix no. 2 to the Act on Consumer Rights, however, this is not obligatory.
In case of a service agreement, the term for withdrawal from agreement runs from the day of entering into agreement.

13) EXTRAJUDICIAL COMPLAINT HANDLING METHODS

Detailed information related to the possibility to use of extrajudicial methods of complaints handling and pursuing claims by the Customer as well as the rules of access to those procedures are available on the website of the Competition and Consumer Protection Office at the address: https://uokik.gov.pl/pozasadowe_rozwiazywanie_sporow_konsumenckich.php.
The President of the Competition and Consumer Protection Offer also offers a contact point (phone: 22 55 60 333, e-mail: kontakt.adr@uokik.gov.pl or correspondence address: Pl. Powstańców Warszawy 1, 00-030 Warsaw), the purpose of which is, e.g., assisting consumers in cases related to extrajudicial consumer disputes handling.
The consumer has the following exemplary possibilities to use the extrajudicial methods of handling of complains and pursuing claims: (1) a claim for resolution of a dispute to the consumer court of arbitration (more information is available at: https://www.spsk.wiih.org.pl/); (2) a claim for extrajudicial resolution of a dispute to the Voivodeship Trade Inspection Inspector (more information is available on the website of the inspector having jurisdiction the place of business activity of the Seller or Service Provider); and (3) help of the district (city) consumer ombudsman or a social organisation, the statutory objectives of which include protection of consumers (e.g., Federacja Konsumentów, Stowarzyszenie Konsumentów Polskich). Advice is provided, e.g., via e-mail at the address porady@dlakonsumentow.pl and consumer hotline 801 440 220 (the hotline is available during Working Days, 8 am – 6 pm, the call fee as per the operator’s tariff).
An online system platform for resolution of disputes between consumers and entrepreneurs at the European Union level (ODR platform) is available at the following address: https://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr The ODR platform is an interactive and multi-language website with a comprehensive service point for consumers are entrepreneurs who want to resolve a dispute related to contractual obligations resulting from an online sales agreement or service agreement in an extrajudicial manner (for more information, see the platform website itself or the website of the Competition and Consumer Protection Office at the address: https://uokik.gov.pl/spory_konsumenckie_faq_platforma_odr.php).

14) PROVISIONS RELATED TO ENTREPRENEURS

This point of the Rules and Regulations and all provisions included therein are applicable to and binding only for a Customer who is not a consumer or, since 1 January 2021 and for agreements entered into later, a natural person who enters into an agreement directly associated with his or her business activity, if the contents of the agreement stipulate that the business activity is not of professional nature for this person, resulting, in particular, from the object of the business activity conducted by this person, made available based on the regulations of the Business Activity Central Register and Information Record.
At any time, the Service Provider is entitled to take measures aimed to verify the authenticity, reliability and precision of information given by the Customer. In terms of verification, the Service Provider is entitled to, e.g., request the Customer to send a scan of held certificates or other documents necessary to carry out verification. During the verification referred to in the previous sentence, the Service Provider is entitled to suspend the Customer’s Account for the time of the verification.
The Service Provider has the right to withdraw from the Electronic Services provision agreement concluded with the Customer within 14 calendar days from the day of its conclusion.
The Service Provider will not be responsible against the Customer for any damage or failure to execute obligations arising as a result of any errors and technical failures or technical interruptions.
The Service Provider will not be responsible against the Customer for damage and failure to execute obligations resulting from force majeure (e.g., hacker attack, natural disasters, epidemics, civil strife, wars) or any other causes beyond control of the Service Provider.
The responsibility of the Service Provider in relation to the Customer, regardless of its legal basis, is limited – both in terms of a single claim and for any claims in total –to the amount of fees paid to the Service Provider by the Customer for use of Electronic Services, and in case of lack thereof – up to the amount of one thousand PLN. The amount limitation referred to in the previous sentence applies to all claims lodged by the Customer against the Service Provider. The Service Provider will be liable against the Customer only for typical damage foreseen at the moment of entering into agreement and will not be responsible for any lost benefits.
Any disputes between the Service Provider and the Customer will be directed to a court competent for the headquarters of the Service Provider.

15) TECHNICAL INTERRUPTIONS

The Service Provider makes every effort to ensure correct and uninterrupted operation of the Website. Due to the degree of complexity of the Site, as well as impact of external factors beyond control of the Service Provider (e.g., DDOS attacks – distributed denial of service), errors or technical failures that prevent or restrict functioning of the Site in any way may occur. In such a case, the Service Provider will take any possible and reasonable actions in order to limit negative impact of such events to the highest degree possible.
The Service Provider is obliged to immediately inform the Customers about any errors and technical failures referred to above and the expected term of their removal.
Apart from interruptions caused by errors and technical failures, also other technical interruptions may take place, during which the Service Provider takes actions aimed to develop the Website and its protection against errors and technical failures.
The Service Provider plans technical interruptions in a way to limit the inconvenience for the Customers to the greatest extent possible and for the time needed to carry out necessary actions by the Service Provider. The Service Provider will inform the Customers about planned technical interruptions in appropriate advance, also giving the time of the planned interruption.
However, this point of the Rules and Regulations does not exclude or restrict the rights of the Customer who is a consumer provided in the absolutely binding legal regulations, in particular in terms of responsibility of the Service Provider.

16) COPYRIGHTS

The copyrights and intellectual property rights in the Website as a whole and in its particular elements, including contents, graphics, patterns and marks available within it, are owned by the Service Provider or other entitled third parties, whose approvals have been obtained by the Service Provider and are protected by the Act dated 4 February 1994 on copyrights and related rights (Journal of Laws [Dz. U.] No. 24, item 83, as amended) and other regulations of applicable law. The protection granted to the Website covers all forms of their expression.
The Website should be treated similarly to any other work subject to copyright protection. The Customer does not have the right to copy the Website with the exception of cases allowed by the regulations of absolutely binding law. Moreover, the Customer also obliges not to modify, adapt, translate, decode, decompile, disassembly or in any other way attempt to establish the source code of the Website, with the exception of cases allowed by the regulations of absolutely binding law.
The trademarks owned by the Service Provider and third parties should be used in accordance with applicable law.

17) FINAL PROVISIONS

Agreements entered into via the Website are concluded in Polish.
Changes in the Rules and Regulations:
1. The Service Provider reserves the right to make changes in these Rules and Regulations for compelling reasons, i.e.: changes in legal regulations that directly impact the content of the Rules and Regulations; legal or regulatory obligation to change the scope or form of provided Electronic Services; addition of new Electronic Services; and to prevent unexpected and direct threat associated with protection of the Website, including Electronic Services and the Customers, against fraud, malware, spam, violation of data or other threats for cybersecurity – in the scope, in which such changes impact implementation of provisions of these Rules and Regulations.
2. The period of notification about proposed changes before their implementation is at least 15 days from the day of notification, subject to section 17.2, subsections e. and f. of the Rules and Regulations. An interested Customer has the right to terminate the agreement with the Service Provider before expiration of the notification period. Such a solution becomes effective within 15 days from the day of reception of the notification.
3. Changed Rules and Regulations are binding for the Customer if the requirements specified in Art. 384 and 384[1] of the Civil Code have been fulfilled, i.e., the Customer has been correctly informed about changes, in accordance with the notification period, before their implementation, and have not terminated the agreement in this period. Moreover, at any time after receiving notification about changes, an interested Customer may, by way of written declaration or clear confirming action, accept the implemented changes and thus resign from the further duration of the notification period.
4. In case of consumers or, since 1 January 2021 and for agreements entered into later, natural persons who enter into agreement with the Service Provider directly related to business activity conducted by such persons, if the content of the agreement stipulates that such an activity is not of a professional nature for such persons, resulting in particular from the object of business activity, made available based on the provisions of Business Activity Central Register and Information Record:
  1. If a change in the Rules and Regulations results in introduction of any new fees or increase of current fees, the Customer who is a consumer or a physical person as mentioned above has the right to withdraw from the agreement.
  2. Changes in the Rules and Regulations will not by any means violate rights acquired by the Customer or natural person as mentioned above before the day of entering into force of the changes in the Rules and Regulations.
5. The Service Provider may implement changes in the Rules and Regulations without 15 days’ notice referred to in this section 17.2 of the Rules and Regulations if the Service Provider:
  1. is subject to legal or regulatory obligation, on the basis of which it is obliged to change the Rules and Regulations in a way to prevent maintaining the 15 days’ notice period,
  2. must, as an exception, change its Rules and Regulations in order to prevent unforeseen and direct threat associated with the protection of the Website, including Electronic Services and Customers, against fraud, malware, spam, violation of data or other threats for cybersafety.
6. In the cases referred to in section 17.2 subsection e of the Rules and Regulations, changes are implemented with immediate effect, unless it is possible or necessary to provide a longer term of introduction of changes, about which the Service Provider will always inform.
In cases not regulated by these Rules and Regulations, regulations of applicable Polish law apply, in particular: The Civil Code; Act on provision of services via electronic means of 18 July 2002 (Journal of Laws [Dz. U.] of 2002, no. 144, item 1204, as amended); The Consumer Rights Act and other relevant regulations of applicable Polish law.
Selection of the Polish law will not deprive the consumer of protection granted to him or her by the regulations that may not be excluded by an agreement pursuant to law of the country of habitual residence of the consumer, provided that the Service Provider: (1) performs business or professional activity in a country of habitual residence of the consumer; or (2) in any way directs such an activity to this country or to several countries including this country; and the agreement in a part of this activity.

18) AGREEMENT WITHDRAWAL FORM TEMPLATE (APPENDIX NUMBER 2 TO THE CONSUMER RIGHTS ACT)

Agreement withdrawal form template

(complete and send this form only if you want to withdraw from the agreement)

– Addressee:

“STILL POLSKA” SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ
st. Składowa 6, 62-023 Żerniki
biuro@taniwidlak.pl

– Me/We(*) hereby inform about my/our(*) withdrawal from the service agreement covering the following service(*)

– Date of conclusion of the agreement(*)/reception(*)

– Name(s) of the consumer(s)

– Consumer(s) address

– Consumer(s) signature (only if the form is sent in a paper form)

– Date

(*) Delete as appropriate.

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