Site notice intersign-werbetechnik J&R Strangmann GbR Gesellschaft bürgerlichen Rechts (partnership under the German Civil Code) Address: Neststall  3 27305  SÜSTEDT Germany Telephone: +49 42 40 95 111 Fax: +49 42 40 95 11 22 Management: Jürgen & Reinhold   Strangmann VAT ID no.: Tax number: Tax office: DE 199 494 700 46 / 231 / 33809 Syke Website: www.intersign.de www.strangmann.de Email: mail@intersign.de All pictures / graphics and texts used on these pages are the rightful property of their respective owners and are copyright protected and the property of the legal owner unless otherwise stated. Use of any kind requires written approval. Liability for content Utmost care has been taken in preparing all content for our website. Nevertheless it is not possible to guarantee that all content is correct, up to date and complete.  In accordance with Section 7.1 of the German Telemedia Act, we are responsible for our own content on our websites. In accordance with Sections 8, 9 and 10 of the German Telemedia Act, we are under no obligation to monitor information provided by third parties. We will meet our legal obligation to block or remove information after such need has been brought to our attention. If we become aware of any such infringement of rights, the respective content will be removed immediately.

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Should any design content violate any third party rights or other legal provisions or otherwise result in any type of competition problems, with reference to Section 8.4 of the German Act Against Unfair Competition, we hereby ask for suitable, prompt notification providing sufficient explanation and without a calculation of costs. We guarantee to remove the disputed sections or content from our website immediately, without any need for the intervention of a legal representative on your part.
As the involvement of a lawyer would not be in line with the complainant’s real or presumed intention and would therefore constitute a breach of Section 13.5 of the German Act Against Unfair Competition, the principle of the duty to avert, minimize or mitigate loss has not been complied with here.