Terms and Conditions

General terms and conditions

• By registering, the participant accepts that only these general terms and conditions govern the agreement between the parties and commits to comply with them.
• The participant commits to paying the invoice within 30 days of receipt and at the latest 2 weeks before the start date of the course, and this by operation of law and without notice of default.
• Cancellations must be made in writing (by e-mail to info@chocolateuniversity.be) and are only possible free of charge up to one month before the start of the course. From one month before the start of the course, the registration fee is due in full. You can, however, be replaced free of charge, in the same course and before the start, by another participant.
• In case of non-payment of the invoice on the expiry date, an interest on arrears, calculated on the statutory interest rate from the due date, as well as a compensation of 10% of the invoice amount, can be charged, with a minimum of € 35, without prior notice of default.
• The Chocolate University always has the right to cancel the planned course or move it to another date, without being liable for it and without compensation. In that case, the already registered students have the right to unsubscribe and the registration fee already paid will be repaid in full.
• The participant and the billed company are always jointly and severally liable for all obligations with regard to the Chocolate University, if problems arise with regard to the payment of the invoice.
• The participant takes note of the fact that, except for civil liability, the Chocolate University is not responsible for damage (both physical and physical) caused by accidents before, during or after the courses.
• After registration and before the start of the course, it will be announced which personal protective equipment (PPE) is required for this training. This should be used in the correct way during the entire program, at the appointment of the lecturer. Failure to comply with this agreement may give rise to a refusal to participate, without the right to a refund of the registration fee.
• Only the Belgian law applies to the agreement between the parties. All disputes will be exclusively brought before the courts of Bruges.

Privacy and copyright

• Your data will be included in a file for commercial-administrative purposes and will not be passed on to third parties. In accordance with the Privacy Act of 8.12.1992 on the protection of privacy, you have the right to inspect and improve the data stored about you.
• The texts, images and other items on the website are protected by copyright. If you wish to reproduce or communicate them to the public, you must obtain the express written permission of the Chocolate University, unless this is not required under the provisions of the law of 30 June 1994 concerning copyright and neighbouring rights. For example, you have the right to download and reproduce information from this website for private use, as well as the right to distribute and distribute it for free in family circles.
• Chocolate University – name, sign and logo – is a registered trademark. You can not use it.

Disclaimer

• The Chocolate University can not be held liable in any way for the (in)direct damage that could result from consulting or using the information offered on this website, or from the external websites to which this site refers.
• The Chocolate University can not be held liable for problems with the availability of information caused by technical errors or interruptions.
• All disputes and claims arising from the use of this site or any information on it fall under the application of Belgian law. Consultation of this website means that you submit to the jurisdiction of the courts of Bruges, Belgium, and that you accept to bring all proceedings only before those courts.
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