Proclaimer

In this Proclamation, the following terms are defined as stated below:

Clicpublic BVBA	with its registered office at Chemin du Cyclotron 6, 1348 Louvain-La-Neuve, listed under company number: 0501.706.962.
User	every natural person (B2C) or legal entity (B2B) (for the provisions in the Privacy Act that apply to legal entities) visits the online platform of Clicpublic, without placing a bid.
Auctioneer	every natural person (B2C) or legal entity (B2B) (for the provisions in the Privacy Act that apply to legal entities) in a contractual relationship, of whatever nature, with Clicpublic via the online platform of Clicpublic.
Bidder	every natural person (B2C) or legal entity (B2B) (for the provisions in the Privacy Act that apply to legal entities) in a contractual relationship, of whatever nature, with Auctioneer or Clicpublic via the online platform of Clicpublic.
Seller	every natural person (B2C) or legal entity (B2B) (for the provisions in the Privacy Act that apply to legal entities) in a contractual relationship, of whatever nature, with the Bidder or Clicpublic via the online platform of Clicpublic.
Bid(s)	: the object of one or several (electronic) agreements, between Bidder, Auctioneer and Sellers, realised via the online platform of Clicpublic. A bid may as well be a private sale, 'maximum bid', forfeit, or similar, but are consistent hereinafter referred to as "Bid").

1. What is a proclamation?

Clicpublic attaches great value to information being correct. For instance, we do not use disclaimers; we use proclamations. So what is the difference? We do not like to hide behind legal jargon. We do on the other hand want to ensure your online experience is complete and flawless.

2. What can I expect from the Clicpublic website?

You can expect Clicpublic to use information (text, images, bids (which are the responsability of the Seller or Auctioneer) ,documents, links, and codes) and functions that is up-to-date and reliable. The documents do of course serve as general information. Although Clicpublic endeavours and does everything it can to guarantee the correctness of the website, it cannot be held liable for or committed to the consequences of incorrect or incomplete information.

3. I’ve noticed a mistake on the website.

Clicpublic will change, correct or fully or partially remove the details within 15 working days of having been made aware of details being incorrect. The User who made Clicpublic aware of these incorrect details will be notified accordingly.

Did you see incorrect or incomplete details yourself? Send an e-mail to info@clicpublic.be. We appreciate your assistance!

4. Are the website, text, images, documents and/or code subject to intellectual property right?

All information provided, in whatever form (text, images, code, documents such as PDF, Word and other) is subject to copyright by operation of law, which means the information cannot be reproduced or disclosed without the prior written consent of Clicpublic.

5. Can I use the Clicpublic logo or name?

Intellectual property rights are also taken to mean trademark rights (Benelux-depot 0912999) such as Benelux- and European depots, drawing and design rights and/or other (intellectual property) rights, as well as (non) patentable technical and/or commercial know-how, methods and concepts.

In other words, you cannot use the logo or brand name of Clicpublic without our consent. If you want our (written) consent, please contact us (see item 1).

6. What about links to other sites on the Clicpublic website?

URLs (or links) contained on our website or other electronic communication portals, which are in fact not controlled by Clicpublic, are visited at the User's own responsibility.

7. Confidential nature and applicable law

As stipulated in our general terms and conditions, each communication with us will be treated in confidence. Belgian law applies under the responsibility of the commercial court of Nivelles.