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The website companys.com (hereafter also the ”Site”) is owned and operated by IC Companys (hereafter also “we”):
 IC Companys A/S, Raffinaderivej 10, DK-2300 Copenhagen S, Denmark, CVR no. 6281 6414, Tel.: +45 3266 7788

Terms of Use & Disclaimer
By using companys.com you agree to accept the terms and conditions below. Please carefully read  this legal notice before using the site.  

All content on the Site is published to inform you about Companys. We do our best to ensure that the Site is always up to date, but we cannot guarantee, that the content is always correct, complete, in accordance with applicable current legislation or that the site is always available. We shall not be liable for any loss related to such errors or mistakes on the Site. 

We guard and respect your online safety when you visit our Site, and take all reasonable security measures to ensure that our Site does not contain any viruses, Trojan horses or other harmful programs. However, we shall not be liable for any loss due to such harmful programs transferred from the Site.

The Site contains links to third party websites, which are beyond control of IC Companys.
We shall not be responsible for neither the availability nor any content from such third party websites.
  
Intellectual Property Rights
Companys.com contains content protected by international intellectual property rights, such as, but not limited to; texts, graphics and photos. Trademarks, trade names, logos and similar that appear on the Site are the property of IC Companys or its associates.

You are not allowed to copy, manipulate, translate, modify or make any use whatsoever of the Site or parts of the Site or its elements protected by intellectual property rights, in any form or by any possible means. Such use constitutes an infringement and is strictly prohibited without written approval from IC Companys.

Personal data & Cookies
All information you actively submit on companys.com, e.g. when you book a personal shopper or sign up for  our newsletter, will only be used for the purpose of which you have submitted them. The personal information will only be transferred to IC Companys and may also be transferred to our external data processor who hosts the Site. Your personal information will not be transferred to any third parties. You can gain access to the personal information we have registered about you or have them deleted from our database by contacting IC Companys by e-mail: mail@companys.com.

Cookies
Whenever you visit companys.com we also collect information about your behaviour on the Site, e.g. by means of cookies. Cookies are small text files that attach your hard disc for the purpose of telling us, which parts of the Site you have visited. Cookies are fully trustable files that cannot be executed for codes or for transferring viruses. Personal information will not be collected from them or stored on them.

You have an option about cookies. By changing your browser settings you can choose to accept all cookies, get informed whenever a cookie is attached or you can reject all cookies. Please note, in case you choose to reject cookies, you might not be able to use the entire Site.

Third-Party ”Web Beacons”
We use third-party web beacons from Yahoo! to help analyze where visitors go and what they do while visiting our Site. Web beacons are electronic files which allow a website to count its daily visitors and to access certain cookies. Yahoo! may also use anonymous information about your visits to this and other websites in order to improve its products and services and provide advertisements about goods and services of interest to you. If you would like more information about this practice and to know your choices about not having this information used by Yahoo!, please copy the following link into a browser:

https://ondemand.indextools.com/optout,OptOut.vm?domain=stats.indextools.com

Governing Law & Jurisdiction
Companys.com is governed by the laws of Denmark. Should any disputes relate to or arise out of the use of the Site, they must be decided by the Danish courts.