LEGAL NOTICE

PART ONE  

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF USE  

ARTICLE 1) General Provisions

These terms and conditions, hereinafter referred to as the “Terms and Conditions of Use,” apply between UNISER SOCIETÀ COOPERATIVA SOCIALE ONLUS, headquartered at VIA MURA DI PORTA GALLIERA N. 1/2A, BOLOGNA (BO), registered in the Bologna Chamber of Commerce Business Register under Tax Code and Registration Number 02622940407 and Cooperative Society Register Number A103513, hereinafter referred to as “Uniser,” and any individual or legal entity, hereinafter referred to as the “User,” who interacts with the website “movingeneration.net”, hereinafter referred to as the “Platform”.  

The User is not necessarily required to register for the training activities organized by Uniser.  

Uniser reserves the right, at its discretion, to change, modify, add, or remove parts of these Terms and Conditions of Use. In such cases, Uniser will publish the changes to the Terms and Conditions of Use on the Platform. If the User continues to access the Platform after the modifications to the Terms and Conditions of Use have been applied, it implies acceptance of the revised terms and conditions.

ARTICLE 2) Intellectual Property

The URL “www.movingeneration.net/” is protected as a domain name owned by Uniser.  

The content of the Platform is protected by copyright. All rights concerning the content and materials made available on the Platform, including but not limited to text, graphics, images, logos, trademarks, videos, and music, are protected under applicable copyright laws and, unless expressly stated otherwise, are reserved.  

The content of the Platform’s pages may not, in whole or in part, be copied, reproduced, transferred, stored, distributed, modified, or used for any purpose without prior written consent from Uniser.  

Unless explicitly stated, no clause of these Terms of Use shall be interpreted as granting a license for the above-mentioned intellectual property rights.

ARTICLE 3) Limitations of Liability in Using the Platform

The information contained on the Platform may contain technical inaccuracies or typographical errors. The use of the Platform, its content, and its materials is at the sole risk of the User.  

Under no circumstances shall Uniser be liable for direct, indirect, consequential, or incidental damages, including loss of profits or opportunities resulting from the use of the Platform.

ARTICLE 4) Information Provided by the User

The Platform may allow Uniser to receive opinions and/or suggestions from Users. Unless otherwise expressly stated by the User, such information will become the property of Uniser, and as a result, Uniser shall not be subject to any obligation to pay compensation, indemnities, royalties, or remuneration of any kind. Uniser is authorized to make unrestricted, free, and unconditional use of such information indefinitely and shall bear no liability for receiving or subsequently using or disclosing such information.  

Additionally, the User is responsible for their communications. Uniser therefore advises Users not to submit the following:  

  1. material protected by copyright, patents, or intellectual property rights unless the User is the legitimate owner or licensee thereof;  
  2. material revealing trade secrets or know-how, unless the User is the legitimate owner or licensee thereof;  
  3. material infringing on third-party privacy rights;  
  4. material that is defamatory, intimidating, embarrassing, or offensive to other Users or third parties;  
  5. advertising or spam.

ARTICLE 5) Information for the User

The Platform may include links to other websites owned, operated, or published by third parties. The use of such links and access to the linked websites is entirely at the User’s own risk. Uniser has no control over the content of such websites and assumes no responsibility for the material created or published on them. Furthermore, Uniser does not guarantee the security of computer systems accessing third-party websites through links on the Platform. Uniser cannot be held liable for any transmission of viruses to the User’s equipment resulting from accessing external websites via links on the Platform.

ARTICLE 6) Access to the Platform

The User is authorized to access the Platform solely for consultation purposes and, where applicable, to register for training activities. Any other use of the Platform or its content for different purposes is prohibited.

ARTICLE 7) Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy

Personal data provided by the User, in any manner acquired during navigation of the Platform, will be processed by Uniser in full compliance with data protection regulations. Users are therefore invited to review the Platform’s Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy.

ARTICLE 8) Governing Law and Jurisdiction

Any dispute between Uniser and the User relating to the use of the Platform and/or the services offered therein shall be governed by Italian law and subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Court of Bologna.  

For relationships with individual Users residing habitually in a European Union Member State and not accessing the Platform and/or Uniser’s services for professional purposes, hereinafter referred to as the “Consumer,” the laws of the Member State of the User’s habitual residence shall apply to any complaints, legal actions, or disputes against Uniser concerning the use of the Platform and/or the services offered therein.  

The complaint, legal action, or dispute may be resolved before any competent court of the Member State having the relevant jurisdiction. This is without prejudice to the application of more favorable and mandatory provisions of the law of the country where the Consumer habitually resides, particularly regarding the period for exercising the right of withdrawal.  

Uniser informs Consumers habitually residing in Italy that out-of-court procedures for resolving consumer disputes, including online, may be initiated between the consumer and the professional.  

Uniser also informs Consumers habitually residing in Italy that a European platform for online consumer dispute resolution (ODR platform) has been established and can be accessed at “www.ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/”.  

Consumers residing in an EU Member State other than Italy may also access the European procedure for small claims established by Regulation (EC) No. 861/2007 of the Council of 11 July 2007, provided the value of the dispute does not exceed EUR 5,000, excluding interests, rights, and expenses. The text of the regulation is available at “www.eur-lex.europa.eu”.

PART TWO  

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF REGISTRATION

ARTICLE 1) General Provisions

The terms and conditions set forth herein, hereinafter referred to as the “Registration Terms,” apply exclusively between Uniser and the User who expresses their intention to participate in training activities, in addition to the Terms and Conditions of Use.  

Uniser reserves the right to change, modify, add, or remove parts of the Registration Terms. In such cases, Uniser will publish the relevant changes on the Platform. If the User proceeds to submit their registration request after the changes to the Registration Terms have been implemented, it signifies their acceptance of the revised terms and conditions.

ARTICLE 2) Definitions

  • “Participant”: The User, whether an individual or a legal entity (the latter acting through an appointed representative), participating in the training activities organized by Uniser as governed by the provisions of these Registration Terms and the information sheet available on the Platform;
  • “Information Sheet”: The descriptive sheet available on the Platform for the individual training activity organized by Uniser, forming an integral part of these Registration Terms;
  • “Training”: The training activity organized by Uniser, regardless of how it is named.

ARTICLE 3: Subject of the Contract

These Registration Terms govern participation in the Training organized by Uniser and constitute the content of a contract between the parties, hereinafter referred to as the “Contract.”  

The Participant expresses their consent to these Registration Terms in a point-and-click format, specifically at the time of submitting a registration request.

ARTICLE 4) Pre-Contractual Information

The Participant declares that, prior to submitting their registration request for the Training, they have reviewed all the information contained in the Information Sheet, which clearly outlines the main features of the selected training program, including, but not limited to, training content, geographical address of the venue, access requirements, obligations, and payment terms.

ARTICLE 5) Conclusion of the Contract with the Participant

The Contract with the Participant is deemed finalized when Uniser communicates to the Participant its acceptance of the registration request.

ARTICLE 6) Obligations of the Participant

The Participant acknowledges Uniser’s exclusive ownership of all content distributed during the Training, including, but not limited to, logos, images, texts, and course materials. Consequently, the total or partial reproduction, re-elaboration, or transmission of such content in any form or manner is strictly prohibited without prior written authorization from Uniser. Copying, distributing, publishing, or otherwise economically exploiting the teaching materials without prior written consent from Uniser is not permitted.  

Participants are also required to:  

  1. strictly adhere to the safety and conduct rules communicated by Uniser;  
  2. refrain from making video and/or audio recordings or taking photographs during the Training or courses, unless expressly permitted by Uniser.  

Uniser reserves the right to modify the schedule and/or venue of the Training and to replace instructors.

ARTICLE 7) Liability

Except in cases of willful misconduct or gross negligence, the Participant expressly exempts Uniser from any liability for direct or indirect damages that the Participant or third parties may suffer in connection with or as a result of the provision of the training service, or due to the interruption and/or cancellation of the Training.  

Uniser is not responsible for the conduct of third parties, including training partners, instructors, and speakers, who participate in the training experience in any capacity.  

Uniser does not provide advice on the Participant’s training needs; therefore, all responsibility regarding the alignment of the course content with the Participant’s needs rests entirely with the Participant.  

The Participant may not assign any obligations or rights arising from this Contract to third parties without prior written authorization from Uniser. In particular, the selected training activity is personal and non-transferable to third parties.  

If the Training is not conducted for any reason attributable to or independent of Uniser, the Participant shall be entitled to a refund of the registration fee.

ARTICLE 8) Withdrawal

The Consumer may withdraw from this Contract by providing written notice via email within fourteen days from the conclusion of the Contract.

ARTICLE 9) Images

By accepting these Registration Terms, the Participant consents to the free publication of data and photographic images in which they appear, taken during the execution of the training activity. Such images may be published on the Platform, other Uniser websites/social media, printed materials issued by Uniser, and in any other materials or formats for educational purposes.  

The Participant may request, at any time, the removal of data and photographs concerning them from the Platform and other Uniser websites/social media by providing written notice. This authorization does not permit the use of the image in contexts that compromise the personal dignity or decorum of the Participant, nor for purposes other than those specified above. This authorization is valid for a period of ten years.

ARTICLE 10) Governing Law and Jurisdiction

Any dispute between Uniser and the User relating to the use of the Platform and/or the services offered therein shall be governed by Italian law and subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Court of Bologna.  

For relationships with individual Users residing habitually in a European Union Member State and not accessing the Platform and/or Uniser’s services for professional purposes, hereinafter referred to as the “Consumer,” the laws of the Member State of the User’s habitual residence shall apply to any complaints, legal actions, or disputes against Uniser concerning the use of the Platform and/or the services offered therein.  

The complaint, legal action, or dispute may be resolved before any competent court of the Member State having the relevant jurisdiction. This is without prejudice to the application of more favorable and mandatory provisions of the law of the country where the Consumer habitually resides, particularly regarding the period for exercising the right of withdrawal.  

Uniser informs Consumers habitually residing in Italy that out-of-court procedures for resolving consumer disputes, including online, may be initiated between the consumer and the professional.  

Uniser also informs Consumers habitually residing in Italy that a European platform for online consumer dispute resolution (ODR platform) has been established and can be accessed at “www.ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/”.  

Consumers residing in an EU Member State other than Italy may also access the European procedure for small claims established by Regulation (EC) No. 861/2007 of the Council of 11 July 2007, provided the value of the dispute does not exceed EUR 5,000, excluding interests, rights, and expenses. The text of the regulation is available at “www.eur-lex.europa.eu”.

ARTICLE 11) Final Provisions

The Contract consists of all its clauses. If one or more provisions of the Contract are deemed invalid or declared as such under the law, regulations, or by a decision of a competent court, the remaining provisions shall continue to have full force and effect. The parties agree in good faith to replace any invalid or ineffective clauses with provisions that fulfill, as far as possible, the same purpose. The Contract supersedes and replaces any prior agreements, understandings, or negotiations, whether written or oral, between the parties concerning the subject matter of this Contract.