CADFEM consists of legally independent Company which is registered under the Companies Act,1956, the headquarter of which is located in India. and each of which caters to customers based in that country. The https://cadfem.sg/ web service follows that structure. CADFEM India Private Limited will offer products and services via through this web site.
The Terms of Use are updated on an ongoing basis. They apply to the use of the Web Service in its latest version, even without the express consent of the User.
The CADFEM Group Privacy Policy provides information about the user data collected in the context of use of the CADFEM Web Service.
The General Terms and Conditions of the companies of the CADFEM India Private Limited (CADFEM Terms & Conditions), in particular Section D. 2, apply to simple registration for use of the free online training courses. It is reserved for business customers. The content accessible after registration usually comprises materials for imparting technical knowledge. Registration involves a check that there are no concerns with regard to export control regulations associated with providing this expertise to the User. See also Section 4 of these Terms of Use.
A free contract regarding the use of my Account is established between the User and the respective Provider on registration for my Account. The General Terms and Conditions of the companies of the CADFEM, in particular Section D. 1, apply to this contract. This is referred to separately when registering for my Account. Registration for my Account is available only to business customers.
CADFEM reserves the right not to enter into business relationships with Users who violate export control regulations. All offers provided with the Web Service are therefore non-binding.
The respective Provider according to Section 2 of these Terms of Use is solely responsible for the content of the Web Service.
Despite the greatest possible care, no guarantee can be provided regarding the availability, correctness or accuracy of the information offered within the framework of the Web Service. The Provider is therefore not responsible for decisions that Users make solely on the basis of the content of that Web Service.
The respective Provider is only liable, on whatever legal grounds:
The Providers are not liable for any further compensation claims.
Material obligations are obligations the fulfilment of which makes the proper execution of the contract possible in the first place and on the fulfilment of which contractual partners regularly rely and may regularly expect to rely.
In the event of a breach of material obligations as a result of minor negligence (excluding intent and gross negligence), the liability of the Providers is limited to reasonably foreseeable damages that are typical for such a contract.
If the User is a merchant, a legal entity under public law or a special fund under public law, the exclusive place of jurisdiction for all claims arising from the business relationship is the registered office of the respective Provider. Providers are, however, also entitled to take action against the User at the User’s general place of jurisdiction.
Should any provision of these Terms of Use be or become invalid, the remaining provisions shall remain valid. The relevant statutory provisions shall apply in place of the invalid provisions.
