DISCLAIMER
You are viewing a legal page of the website containing provisions on the informational nature of the materials, the absence of a public offer, the communication and contracting procedure, as well as limitations of the website owner’s liability.
You are viewing a legal page of the website containing provisions on the informational nature of the materials, the absence of a public offer, the communication and contracting procedure, as well as limitations of the website owner’s liability.
1. Preamble and scope of this notice
1.1. This document (the “Disclaimer”) defines the legal nature of the information published on the website and sets out the terms for the user’s use of informational materials, website features, and the communication channels indicated on the website.
1.2. This Disclaimer is addressed to an indefinite group of persons and applies to all visits to the website, review of materials, and any inquiries/requests submitted by the user through any contact forms available on the website.
2. Legal nature of the website materials
2.1. Informational nature of the content. Any texts, descriptions, reference information, indicative pricing, sample wording, answers to questions, and any other materials published on the website are provided for informational purposes only and are intended for an initial general understanding of possible terms of cooperation.
2.2. No guarantee of applicability to a specific case. The website materials do not constitute a legal opinion, an audit/tax opinion, or an individual consultation prepared with regard to the documents and factual circumstances of a particular person.
3. Status of information and absence of a public offer
3.1. The information on the website, including any service descriptions and commercial wording, is presumed to be an invitation to make offers, unless explicitly stated otherwise.
3.2. Publishing information about services, possible cooperation terms, and contact methods does not in itself constitute a public offer, nor does it create an obligation to enter into an agreement with any person who contacts us.
3.3. Any legal obligations between the parties arise only upon proper execution of an agreement (see Section 5), after essential terms are agreed and duly signed.
4. Submitting a request and its legal effect
4.1. Submitting a request/inquiry through a contact form is a request for information and/or a negotiation step; it is not an acceptance and does not create contractual obligations.
4.2. Receipt of a user’s request/inquiry by the website owner only confirms that a request has been received and may be treated as the start of pre-contract communications (messages/calls/document exchange), which do not create an obligation to enter into an agreement until it is properly executed.
4.3. Silence, no response, or no action in relation to a request/inquiry shall not be deemed acceptance of any terms or consent to enter into an agreement.
5. Contract execution procedure and electronic interaction
5.1. Contractual relations arise only after the parties agree on the essential terms and execute the agreement in the proper form.
5.2. Permitted forms of agreement execution. The parties recognize the priority of electronic execution; the following methods are allowed:
5.2.1. Execution via an electronic document workflow system (EDMS). The agreement and/or annexes/addenda may be executed as electronic documents provided that:
(a) the documents are created and exchanged within the electronic workflow in compliance with legal requirements;
(b) the electronic document contains mandatory details, including a qualified digital signature;
(c) the authenticity of the digital signature can be verified and the conditions for its legal equivalence to a handwritten signature are met.
5.2.2. Paper signing. The agreement may be signed by the parties in handwriting (and, where applicable, stamped with the legal entity’s seal), with exchange of originals/copies as agreed by the parties.
5.3. Legal force of electronic documents. An electronic document is legally equivalent to a paper document and has the same legal effect by law, provided that the requirements for electronic documents and electronic workflow are met.
5.4. Distinguishing legally binding EDMS from pre-contract communications
5.4.1. Any messages and materials shared via channels outside EDMS (including, without limitation, email, messengers, phone calls, exchange of scans/photos, etc.) are treated as pre-contract negotiations and/or informational exchange.
5.4.2. Such messages are not recognized as legally binding electronic documents unless they are properly executed and signed within EDMS using a legally recognized digital signature.
5.4.3. Agreement of terms in messages/calls, preliminary calculations, drafts, commercial proposals, and other preliminary materials do not create an obligation to enter into an agreement and do not replace an agreement/addendum.
6. Limitation of warranties and “as provided” basis
6.1. “As is.” The website materials, including service descriptions and reference information, are provided “as is,” without any warranties as to absolute completeness, error-free nature, continuous up-to-dateness, or applicability to the user’s individual situation.
6.2. The website owner may change, supplement, update, or remove website materials, and may modify the structure and functional elements of the website without prior notice to the user.
7. Terminology and proper qualification of address-related terms
7.1. The website may use certain industry terms and descriptive labels commonly used in the market for similar services, including, without limitation, “virtual office,” “virtual address,” “nominee address,” and other similar phrases used for informational and marketing purposes.
7.2. The use of these labels is conditional (descriptive) and is not intended to replace or alter the legal nature of the obligation; such labels do not mean the provision of a fictitious, sham, or simulated address, nor do they imply any actions aimed at misrepresenting address information or creating incorrect legal consequences.
7.3. The legally binding scope of the service is defined exclusively by the agreement and its annexes (including: the purpose of the address, permitted uses, mail handling procedure, notification rules, limitations, and other essential terms). Any website terminology shall be interpreted in favor of the contractual framework.
7.4. Unless expressly stated in the agreement, the website information should not be interpreted as a promise of:
(a) providing a workplace, staff, constant physical presence of the service provider’s representatives, access to the premises, or storage of property;
(b) achieving a specific regulatory outcome (including registration, address confirmation, absence of inspections/requests from third parties/authorities);
(c) granting any immunities, exemptions, or guarantees against government enforcement measures.
7.5. The user is solely responsible for the lawful purpose of using the address and for the accuracy of information provided in documents, applications, correspondence, and/or third-party information systems. The service provider may refuse to enter into an agreement or may suspend services where there are reasonable compliance risks, including signs of dishonest or unlawful use of the service.
8. Limitation of liability for use of website materials
8.1. This section governs liability related to the use of the website and its materials. If an agreement is entered into between the parties, the scope, grounds, and procedure for liability are determined by the agreement and applicable law; the agreement prevails over this Disclaimer with respect to contractual liability.
8.2. The user uses the website and its materials at their own risk, taking into account their informational nature and the lack of customization for the user’s specific situation.
8.3. The service provider is not liable for the user’s decisions, actions, or omissions based on the website materials without obtaining an individually prepared document/position from the service provider and without verifying the facts that are legally relevant to the user.
8.4. The service provider is not responsible for consequences resulting from actions/decisions of third parties, including, without limitation, the user’s counterparties, telecom operators, providers, owners of external resources and services, and other parties beyond the reasonable control of the service provider.
8.5. Technical and operational factors. The service provider is not liable for temporary website unavailability, downtime, data transmission delays, failures, and errors caused by technical reasons, software updates, third-party actions, or circumstances beyond the reasonable control of the service provider.
8.6. External resources and third-party services. Links to external resources and/or use of third-party services on the website does not imply endorsement by the service provider; the owners/operators of such resources and services are responsible for their content and operation.
8.7. Limits of liability limitation. Any provisions of this section apply to the maximum extent permitted. Nothing in this Disclaimer shall be interpreted as excluding or limiting the service provider’s liability where and to the extent such exclusion/limitation is expressly prohibited by mandatory laws of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
8.8. Notices and claims. If the user has comments, questions, or claims related to the use of the website, the user is recommended to contact us using the details provided in the website’s legal section, supplying enough information to identify the matter and allow proper review.
9. Governing law and dispute resolution
9.1. The laws of the Republic of Uzbekistan apply to relations related to the use of the website and the application of this Disclaimer.
9.2. Any disputes and questions related to the use of the website and interpretation of this Disclaimer shall preferably be resolved through negotiations and exchange of legally relevant notices; if no agreement is reached, they shall be resolved in accordance with the procedure and jurisdiction provided by the laws of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
10. Final provisions
10.1. This Disclaimer is an integral part of the website’s legal documentation and applies together with other legal documents (including the Personal Data Processing Policy and the Cookie Policy) published on the website.
10.2. Continued use of the website after reviewing this Disclaimer confirms that the user has read and acknowledged its content (as an informational notice), without creating contractual obligations until an agreement is duly executed.
1.1. This document (the “Disclaimer”) defines the legal nature of the information published on the website and sets out the terms for the user’s use of informational materials, website features, and the communication channels indicated on the website.
1.2. This Disclaimer is addressed to an indefinite group of persons and applies to all visits to the website, review of materials, and any inquiries/requests submitted by the user through any contact forms available on the website.
2. Legal nature of the website materials
2.1. Informational nature of the content. Any texts, descriptions, reference information, indicative pricing, sample wording, answers to questions, and any other materials published on the website are provided for informational purposes only and are intended for an initial general understanding of possible terms of cooperation.
2.2. No guarantee of applicability to a specific case. The website materials do not constitute a legal opinion, an audit/tax opinion, or an individual consultation prepared with regard to the documents and factual circumstances of a particular person.
3. Status of information and absence of a public offer
3.1. The information on the website, including any service descriptions and commercial wording, is presumed to be an invitation to make offers, unless explicitly stated otherwise.
3.2. Publishing information about services, possible cooperation terms, and contact methods does not in itself constitute a public offer, nor does it create an obligation to enter into an agreement with any person who contacts us.
3.3. Any legal obligations between the parties arise only upon proper execution of an agreement (see Section 5), after essential terms are agreed and duly signed.
4. Submitting a request and its legal effect
4.1. Submitting a request/inquiry through a contact form is a request for information and/or a negotiation step; it is not an acceptance and does not create contractual obligations.
4.2. Receipt of a user’s request/inquiry by the website owner only confirms that a request has been received and may be treated as the start of pre-contract communications (messages/calls/document exchange), which do not create an obligation to enter into an agreement until it is properly executed.
4.3. Silence, no response, or no action in relation to a request/inquiry shall not be deemed acceptance of any terms or consent to enter into an agreement.
5. Contract execution procedure and electronic interaction
5.1. Contractual relations arise only after the parties agree on the essential terms and execute the agreement in the proper form.
5.2. Permitted forms of agreement execution. The parties recognize the priority of electronic execution; the following methods are allowed:
5.2.1. Execution via an electronic document workflow system (EDMS). The agreement and/or annexes/addenda may be executed as electronic documents provided that:
(a) the documents are created and exchanged within the electronic workflow in compliance with legal requirements;
(b) the electronic document contains mandatory details, including a qualified digital signature;
(c) the authenticity of the digital signature can be verified and the conditions for its legal equivalence to a handwritten signature are met.
5.2.2. Paper signing. The agreement may be signed by the parties in handwriting (and, where applicable, stamped with the legal entity’s seal), with exchange of originals/copies as agreed by the parties.
5.3. Legal force of electronic documents. An electronic document is legally equivalent to a paper document and has the same legal effect by law, provided that the requirements for electronic documents and electronic workflow are met.
5.4. Distinguishing legally binding EDMS from pre-contract communications
5.4.1. Any messages and materials shared via channels outside EDMS (including, without limitation, email, messengers, phone calls, exchange of scans/photos, etc.) are treated as pre-contract negotiations and/or informational exchange.
5.4.2. Such messages are not recognized as legally binding electronic documents unless they are properly executed and signed within EDMS using a legally recognized digital signature.
5.4.3. Agreement of terms in messages/calls, preliminary calculations, drafts, commercial proposals, and other preliminary materials do not create an obligation to enter into an agreement and do not replace an agreement/addendum.
6. Limitation of warranties and “as provided” basis
6.1. “As is.” The website materials, including service descriptions and reference information, are provided “as is,” without any warranties as to absolute completeness, error-free nature, continuous up-to-dateness, or applicability to the user’s individual situation.
6.2. The website owner may change, supplement, update, or remove website materials, and may modify the structure and functional elements of the website without prior notice to the user.
7. Terminology and proper qualification of address-related terms
7.1. The website may use certain industry terms and descriptive labels commonly used in the market for similar services, including, without limitation, “virtual office,” “virtual address,” “nominee address,” and other similar phrases used for informational and marketing purposes.
7.2. The use of these labels is conditional (descriptive) and is not intended to replace or alter the legal nature of the obligation; such labels do not mean the provision of a fictitious, sham, or simulated address, nor do they imply any actions aimed at misrepresenting address information or creating incorrect legal consequences.
7.3. The legally binding scope of the service is defined exclusively by the agreement and its annexes (including: the purpose of the address, permitted uses, mail handling procedure, notification rules, limitations, and other essential terms). Any website terminology shall be interpreted in favor of the contractual framework.
7.4. Unless expressly stated in the agreement, the website information should not be interpreted as a promise of:
(a) providing a workplace, staff, constant physical presence of the service provider’s representatives, access to the premises, or storage of property;
(b) achieving a specific regulatory outcome (including registration, address confirmation, absence of inspections/requests from third parties/authorities);
(c) granting any immunities, exemptions, or guarantees against government enforcement measures.
7.5. The user is solely responsible for the lawful purpose of using the address and for the accuracy of information provided in documents, applications, correspondence, and/or third-party information systems. The service provider may refuse to enter into an agreement or may suspend services where there are reasonable compliance risks, including signs of dishonest or unlawful use of the service.
8. Limitation of liability for use of website materials
8.1. This section governs liability related to the use of the website and its materials. If an agreement is entered into between the parties, the scope, grounds, and procedure for liability are determined by the agreement and applicable law; the agreement prevails over this Disclaimer with respect to contractual liability.
8.2. The user uses the website and its materials at their own risk, taking into account their informational nature and the lack of customization for the user’s specific situation.
8.3. The service provider is not liable for the user’s decisions, actions, or omissions based on the website materials without obtaining an individually prepared document/position from the service provider and without verifying the facts that are legally relevant to the user.
8.4. The service provider is not responsible for consequences resulting from actions/decisions of third parties, including, without limitation, the user’s counterparties, telecom operators, providers, owners of external resources and services, and other parties beyond the reasonable control of the service provider.
8.5. Technical and operational factors. The service provider is not liable for temporary website unavailability, downtime, data transmission delays, failures, and errors caused by technical reasons, software updates, third-party actions, or circumstances beyond the reasonable control of the service provider.
8.6. External resources and third-party services. Links to external resources and/or use of third-party services on the website does not imply endorsement by the service provider; the owners/operators of such resources and services are responsible for their content and operation.
8.7. Limits of liability limitation. Any provisions of this section apply to the maximum extent permitted. Nothing in this Disclaimer shall be interpreted as excluding or limiting the service provider’s liability where and to the extent such exclusion/limitation is expressly prohibited by mandatory laws of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
8.8. Notices and claims. If the user has comments, questions, or claims related to the use of the website, the user is recommended to contact us using the details provided in the website’s legal section, supplying enough information to identify the matter and allow proper review.
9. Governing law and dispute resolution
9.1. The laws of the Republic of Uzbekistan apply to relations related to the use of the website and the application of this Disclaimer.
9.2. Any disputes and questions related to the use of the website and interpretation of this Disclaimer shall preferably be resolved through negotiations and exchange of legally relevant notices; if no agreement is reached, they shall be resolved in accordance with the procedure and jurisdiction provided by the laws of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
10. Final provisions
10.1. This Disclaimer is an integral part of the website’s legal documentation and applies together with other legal documents (including the Personal Data Processing Policy and the Cookie Policy) published on the website.
10.2. Continued use of the website after reviewing this Disclaimer confirms that the user has read and acknowledged its content (as an informational notice), without creating contractual obligations until an agreement is duly executed.
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Use of Website materials is permitted only with attribution to the source.
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