Legal notice

Pursuant to Spanish Law 34/2002 of 11 July on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce, users are informed that the Internet domain rutileics.com is owned by TITANIUM Industrial Security, S.L. (Spanish tax ID B75155903), with registered office at Paseo Mikeletegi 43, 20009 Donostia / San Sebastián, Gipuzkoa (Spain), telephone +(34) 902 540 891 and email address info@rutileics.com, registered with the Commercial Registry of Gipuzkoa, volume 2748.

RUTILE —hereinafter “RUTILE” or “the Platform”— is an international trademark. The website located at rutileics.com —hereinafter “the website”— is owned by TITANIUM.

Any person visiting and using this website is considered a website user —hereinafter “the user”—.

1. General conditions

The user accesses this website voluntarily and free of charge. Browsing entails acknowledging and accepting this legal notice, the terms of use, privacy policy and cookie policy. Users who do not accept these terms or provide the required consent must not use the website.

Access to the website and any use of its information are the sole responsibility of the user. The user undertakes to use it according to its purpose and must not use its information unlawfully or take actions that damage or alter its IT systems.

Users must not submit or communicate false or inaccurate content that misleads or may mislead RUTILE, other users or third parties. The user is solely liable for any damage caused by communicating such data.

Third-party personal data must not be used without consent, nor may identifying data be used to impersonate another person or entity.

RUTILE makes reasonable efforts to prevent errors in published content and reserves the right to amend it at any time. RUTILE expressly excludes liability for errors or omissions and for damage arising from content that is inaccurate, incomplete or out of date.

The website may include links to other sites. RUTILE is not responsible for linked sites because it does not control their content, products or services. Such links merely inform users of other sources, which they access under their own responsibility and subject to the applicable terms.

RUTILE is not liable for consequences or damage arising from use of the website or its content, including IT damage, viruses or malware. Although RUTILE applies reasonable preventive measures, it cannot guarantee that third parties will not introduce elements capable of altering users’ physical or logical systems.

RUTILE may modify or remove the website design, layout or information at any time without prior notice or justification. It is not liable for damage caused by such changes, although it will use available means to inform users.

2. Intellectual and industrial property

Unless stated otherwise, rights in this website, its pages, sections, screens, information, appearance, design, photographs, images, products, services, trademarks, trade names, logos and slogans belong to RUTILE.

Accessing or browsing the website does not imply any waiver, transfer or full or partial licence of RUTILE’s intellectual or industrial property rights. Unauthorised reproduction, distribution, commercialisation or transformation infringes those rights.

The user undertakes not to harm ownership of the website. Unauthorised use of information or damage to intellectual and industrial property rights may lead to appropriate legal action and resulting liability, including financial liability.

3. Amendments

RUTILE may amend these terms to reflect legislative changes or other improvements. Amendments take effect when published on the website. RUTILE will use available means to inform users of changes.

4. Jurisdiction

Relations between RUTILE and the user are governed by applicable law and jurisdiction. Where the parties may submit to a specific forum, RUTILE and the user expressly waive any other jurisdiction and submit to the Courts of Donostia / San Sebastián (Gipuzkoa, Spain).

RUTILE will pursue breaches of these terms and misuse of website functions or content through any civil and criminal remedies available by law, including financial claims.