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Website terms of use These terms and conditions ("Terms") govern your use of our website located at www.adviilaw.com.au ("Site") and form a binding contractual agreement between you, the user of the Site and us, AdviiLaw Group Pty Ltd ACN 617 197 618 as Trustee for the AdviiLaw Group Trust. For that reason these Terms are important and you should ensure that you read them carefully and contact us with any questions before you use the Site. You can contact us on 07 3088 7937. By using the Site you acknowledge and agree that you have had sufficient chance to read and understand the Terms and you agree to be bound by them. If you do not agree to the Terms, please do not use the Site. Licence to use Site We grant you a non-exclusive, worldwide, non-transferable licence to use the Site in accordance with the terms and conditions set out in this Agreement. You may access and use the Site (including any incidental copying that occurs as part of that use) in the normal manner and may also print one copy of any page within the Site for your own personal, non-commercial use. You must not add any content to the Site:
- unless you hold all necessary rights, licences and consents to do so;
- that would cause you or us to breach any law, regulation, rule, code or other legal obligation;
- that is or could reasonably be considered to be obscene, inappropriate, defamatory, disparaging, indecent, seditious, offensive, pornographic, threatening, abusive, liable to incite racial hatred, discriminatory, in breach of confidence or in breach of privacy; that would bring us, or the Site, into disrepute; or
- that infringes the intellectual property or other rights of any person.
- we retain complete editorial control over the Site and may alter, amend or cease the operation of the Site at any time in our sole discretion; and
- the Site will not operate on a continuous basis, and may be unavailable from time to time (including for maintenance purposes).
- you have the legal capacity to enter these Terms; and
- you have complied with all terms and conditions set out herein.
- we do not accept responsibility for any loss damage, however caused (including through negligence), which you may directly or indirectly suffer in connection with your use of this Site or any linked web site, nor do we accept any responsibility for any such loss arising out of your use of or reliance on information contained on or accessed through this Site;
- any condition, warranty, right or liability which would otherwise be implied in these terms and conditions or protected by law is excluded; and
- we do not accept liability to you in respect of any loss or damage (including indirect, special or consequential loss or damage) which may be suffered or incurred by you or which may arise directly or indirectly in respect of goods or services supplied pursuant to or in any way connected with this Site or respect of any failure or omission on our part to comply with our obligations as set out in these Terms.
- prior to entering into these Terms you have been given a reasonable opportunity to examine and satisfy yourself regarding all goods and services which are the subject of these Terms and that prior to entering into these Terms you have availed itself of that opportunity; and
- at no time prior to entering into these Terms have you relied on our skill or judgment and that it would be unreasonable for you to do so.
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