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Pursuant to the provisions of Law 34/2002 dated 11 July on Information Society and eCommerce Services and other legally applicable regulations, the users of the portal www.solviarealestate.com are informed of the following general details:
1- The domain www.solviarealestate.com contains this portal, created and maintained by the company Solvia Servicios Inmobiliarios, S.L.U (hereinafter, Solvia)). This entity is the proprietor of its contents.
2- Solvia its corporate purpose is the provision of real estate information and intermediation on a national and international scale and its registered offices:
Avenida Óscar Esplá nº 37
03007 Alicante (Spain)
3- Solvia is the holder of Tax Code nº B-62718549.
4- Solvia is registered in the Companies Registry of the province of Alicante in vol. 2985, folio 55, page A95157.
5- The users of this portal may establish direct, effective communication with Solvia by means of:
Traditional post: Avenida Óscar Esplá nº 37 03007 Alicante (Spain)
Tel: (+34) 902.345.034
E-mail: sacsolvia@solvia.es
These General Terms govern the use of the Solvia Servicios Inmobiliarios Website, which is accessed by means of the main address, www.solvia.es, as well as by means of the URLs www.solviarealestate.com and all the other addresses that enable the direct access to the pages or sections of the Website.
This Website is owned by the institution Solvia Servicios Inmobiliarios, S.L.U. –hereinafter referred to as Solvia—. The data pertaining to this institution may be consulted in the general information file, which can be accessed from the main page of this portal.
Users must read these General Conditions of Use of this Website which are contractual in nature.
Use of or access to this Site implies a knowledge and full acceptance of these General Conditions and those which may, from time to time, be established by Solvia. Therefore, it is the responsibility of all visitors or users to closely read the General Conditions of Use in effect on every occasion they access this Website.
The use of certain services at the disposal of the users of this Website may be subject to Particular Conditions, warnings or instructions which must also be consulted and accepted by them without qualification.
This Website offers users access to and use of various services and contents placed at their disposal by Solvia or third parties.
The aim of this Site is to provide business information services and business activity by electronic reservation of products and services included in this Solvia website and any other associated with same.
All the products and services contained herein are provided in keeping with current law.
The use of the Solvia Website is free of charge. If applicable, the existence on this Website of services whose use is contingent upon a price, the user will be duly informed of same.
In general, access to and use of this Website requires no prior user registration. However, exceptionally, certain services may be subject to user registration in the Solvia databases. Solvia shall process the said data in line with its nature or purpose under the terms and conditions indicated in the Personal Data Protection policy section. Users authorise such processing on the part of companies belonging to the Group in accordance with said purposes. In these cases, the user undertakes to use their access codes (username and password) in accordance with the following restrictions:
The user vouches for the veracity and authenticity of the information and data they provide by virtue of completing applications and subscription forms which, if applicable, are required to access certain services.
In this respect, the user is under the obligation to maintain the information up to date such that it reflects reality at all times. Any false or inaccurate information arising as a result of the information and data furnished together with any damages caused by said information shall be the user's liability.
4.4.1 The users assumes the obligation of making proper use of the services and contents of this Website in accordance with the General Conditions, lays and ethics and generally accepted good practices and public order.
4.4.2 Except with prior, express authorisation from Solvia, users may only use its contents and services for their own personal use and shall therefore refrain from performing any action which directly or indirectly involves business exploitation of same.
4.4.3 In every case, users shall employ the contents and services supplied by Solvia in accordance with the law and shall assume the liability for any conduct or activity which in any manner may prove illicit or detrimental to the rights of third parties or which may damage, prevent or limit the use of this Website by Solvia or other users.
4.4.4 Non-emancipated minors may use the services offered by this Website only with permissions from their parents or legal representatives, which shall be presumed unless otherwise notified.
4.4.5 In particular, and including but not limited to, users undertake not to capture data or contents with advertising purposes or to transmit or disseminate via this Website any messages, images, photographs, software or contents which:
Solvia reserves the unilateral right to deny access to this Website by those users who do not comply with the General Conditions of Use in effect, without prior notice or justification.
The use of distinctive signs (graphical or denominative) which appear on this Website, chief amongst which is the graphic-denominative brand Solvia, has been authorised for use by Solvia or are the exclusive property of same. Therefore, its use in economic trade by third parties lacing due authorisation is not allowed.
The possible presence on this Site of distinctive signs pertaining to parties other than those referred to in the preceding paragraph shall be carried out with the authorisation of their legitimate owners, with due respect to their exclusive rights.
As referred to in the preceding section, the domain name www.solviarealestate.com and all those used to directly or indirectly access this Site or the property of Group companies. Improper use of same in economic trade shall constitute an infringement of the rights conferred by registration of same and shall be prosecuted as provided in Law.
5.3.1 The contents, texts, photographs, designs, logos, images, sounds, videos, animations, recordings, computer programs, source codes and in general any intellectual creation present on this Site together with the Site itself as a whole as an artistic multimedia work are protected as copyright under the current Intellectual Property law.
5.3.2 In view of the above, Solvia is the sole proprietor of the rights to reproduce, distribute, publicly communicate and transform together with any other right of a proprietary nature the said elements; this is without detriment to the moral authorship rights of their authors.
5.3.3 Not applicable to this protection are those files or computer programs not belonging to Solvia and freely accessible (freeware) which, if applicable, the user may find and download from various pages of this Site in order to gain access to same and the services offered. These are applications which are in the public domain as a result of the express wish of their authors.
The user is expressly authorised by Solvia to display, print, copy or store on their hard disk or other physical media the protected intellectual creations and any other contents or assets whether or not protected by an exclusive right provided this is done for personal and private reasons of the user, with no business or distribution purpose and without modifying, altering or decompiling the aforementioned contents. This power of personal use is acknowledged provided the warnings on copyright and industrial property rights are abided by, and signify no concession of any licence to the user.
The user is also expressly authorised to download from this Website the computer programs belonging to Solvia, provided this is done to gain access to the services offered on this Website and for the user's personal and private purposes, with no business or distribution purpose and without modifying, altering, decompiling the contents nor translating the original object code version or its language to another code or language.
Any other use of the intellectual creations or contents of this Site shall require the express authorisation of Solvia in writing.
The use of the contents or services of this Website do not imply nor signify the concession of any licence or authorisation of use of any nature of the intellectual or industrial property rights or any other right.
The user of this Website undertakes to abide by the rights listed and to avoid any action which may damage same, and Solvia reserves the right to exercise all and any legal action to defend its legitimate intellectual or industrial property rights.
6.1.1 On the Solvia Website, the user may find various links leading to independent webpages. Their only purpose is to provide access to other sources of information on the Internet relating to the services offered or those of a general nature. Their inclusion in this Website is inspired by the respect of the intellectual and industrial property rights which may correspond to their legitimate authors and holders.
6.1.2 Solvia shall not be liable for the contents accessed by means of said links nor for any modifications made to same nor the use made of same nor their technical availability.
Nevertheless, Solvia undertakes to make its best efforts to prevent the existence on its Website of links to sites with illegal contents, which promote illicit, racist, xenophobic activities and in general all those which may attack the principles of human freedom and dignity or infringe the values and rights recognised by the Spanish Constitution and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Should it become aware that the information referred to in any link is illicit, Solvia undertakes to act with due diligence to eliminate or inactivate said link.
Persons or entities creating or intending to create a link from a webpage of another Internet portal to any of the pages of the Solvia Website must submit to the following conditions:
Solvia shall not be liable for the statements or opinions expressed in the various permanent forums, bulletins or chats which take place on this Website, but shall at all times seek to ensure proper use of these systems or services and maximum respect for the dignity of persons and freedom of expressed protected by the Spanish Constitution, and reserves the right to deny or eliminate interventions with illicit contents or which it considers inappropriate without need for any justification or explanation whatsoever as soon as it becomes aware of same.
Users of these services shall avoid any form of false, abusive, obscene, threatening statements or any which in any manner infringe current law and shall adopt respectful treatment towards third persons, whether or not intervening in the forums or chats.
Solvia informs the users that its www.solviarealestate.com portal has installed cookies that are solely and exclusively designed for statistical and functional purposes. The users may consult our Cookies Policy here
9.1.1 Information. The information, both that of the site and of third parties appearing on this Website are provided "as is", without any form of warranty as regards their accuracy or currency. Therefore, Solvia shall not be held liable for any possible damages the use of same may cause. Solvia undertakes to make its best efforts to prevent the appearance on the Site of illicit contents and should it become aware of same, to eliminate or prevent access to such contents. However, the legality of the contents supplied based on information furnished by third party providers, collaborators or users is not guaranteed.
9.1.2 Errors. As regards the provisions of the preceding paragraph, the documents published may contain technical involuntary inconsistencies or typographical errors for which Solvia shall not be held liable. The owner of this Website apologises for any such errors, undertakes to remedy any irregularities as soon as possible and is grateful for any comment, rectification or suggestion in this regard, which users may send to web@solvia.es.
9.1.3 Minors. Solvia shall not be liable for any possible harm suffered by minors for using these services. The parents and legal guardians shall be considered liable for all and any acts performed by minors under their responsibility.
9.2.1 Privacy. Solvia does not guarantee absolute privacy in the use of this Site as the possibility that non-authorised third parties may have knowledge of same and the circumstances in which this is carried out may not be discarded.
9.2.2 Viruses. Solvia accepts no liability for any damage(s) caused by computer viruses whose absence cannot be guaranteed.
9.2.3 Technical dysfunctions. Solvia shall be held harmless from any liability arising from faulty operation of the Site or any of its services originating from an accidental circumstance, force majeure, necessary maintenance work or any other cause not attributable to same.
Although in principle this Site is established for an indefinite period of time, Solvia reserves the right to modify, suspend or terminate the provision of services or contents, in whole or in part, at any time and without the need to give notice to the users of same.
Moreover, the information, presentation and services offered by this Site may be subject to periodic or sporadic changes, which may be freely carried out by Solvia which is under no obligation to inform users of same.
These General Conditions of Use shall be governed by Spanish law.
Any dispute relating to the Solvia Website shall be submitted to Spanish jurisdiction and the Spanish Courts and their hierarchic superiors and expressly waive any other forum to which they may have recourse other than those indicated above.Solvia uses tools offered by different social media. Such tools enable the institution to manage its communication with users and offer its services in a personalised manner through the social media.
In accordance with the legal provisions on the Protection of Personal Data, Solvia Servicios Inmobiliarios, S.L.U (hereinafter, Solvia) informs users of this Website:
RESPONSIBLE ENTITY: Solvia Servicios Inmobiliarios, S.L.
Registered office in Alicante (03007), Avenida Óscar Esplá 37, Spain.
DATA PROTECTION OFFICER: Contact details of the Data Protection Officer Registered address: Alicante (03007), Avenida Óscar Esplá nº 37, Spain. Email address: SolviaDPO@solvia.es
Personal data provided by the interested party at any time, as well as the information derived from the operations that the interested party carries out with SOLVIA, to which it has knowledge, related to applications, preliminary agreements, proposals for the aforementioned products and services, or derived from any relationship maintained with SOLVIA, or data obtained by SOLVIA from third-party companies by means of their authorisation, or data obtained through other sources of access or public information, social networks, browsing data through cookies, or data obtained by implementing automatic techniques based on current, historical, or statistical data, such as residence, creditworthiness, income, and consumption data. Similarly, third-party data can sometimes be sent by intervening parties based on the product that users want to purchase. The interested party will be required to inform and, where applicable, to obtain the consent of these third parties for the communication of the data to SOLVIA for the necessary purposes related to contracting a specific product.
SOLVIA will retain the interested party's data during the life of the contractual relationship and after its termination during the limitation period of the actions resulting from the product/operation contracted by the interested party. Including, without limitation, Articles 1962 - 1972 of the Civil Code establish the limitation periods for the actions, which can be up to thirty years depending on the type of action taken. Similarly, Act 10/2010, of 28 April, on the prevention of money laundering and the financing of terrorism requires that the documentation of interested parties be retained for a minimum of ten years.
Authorities and public institutions of other countries, both inside and outside the European Union, in the framework of combating the financing of terrorism and serious forms of organised crime, and the prevention of money laundering.
Courts of Law, State Security Forces and Agencies in the event that SOLVIA is required to communicate personal data.
Third companies, only in cases where the interested party has consented to the disclosure of the data or it is based on legitimate interest.
We can transfer your data to another country. If we do so, we will ensure that adequate safeguards are in place to comply with the EU General Data Protection Regulation and Law 3/2018 of 5 December on the protection of personal data and guarantees of digital rights.
For the purposes of service efficiency, we may also use third party service providers to store or access your data when these are located in territories outside the European Economic Area, including but not limited to the United States. Notwithstanding the above, we inform you that we will never transfer your personal data outside the EEA without adequate safeguards to ensure data security and protection in accordance with applicable European regulations. We will therefore ensure that data addressees have signed the European Commission's standard clauses to justify the transfer, or that the country guarantees adequate protection under data protection legislation. If you would like a copy of that contract, please use the contact details below to contact us.
How does SOLVIA obtain the consent of the interested party? Through the registration and informational update documents in SOLVIA’s systems, the interested party can consent to each of the processes detailed in this informational Annexe, all of which are subject to consent. The interested party can give his/her consent for an individual process, or for all the processes. In any case, each of the processes is clearly differentiated. In addition, sometimes the interested party’s consent will be requested when making ordering or purchasing a specific product or service of SOLVIA.
In accordance with the provisions of data protection laws, you may withdraw your authorisation at any time for the processing of your personal data, and exercise your right to access, rectify, suppress, restrict or transfer your personal data, and not to be subject to automated decisions by writing to the Solvia Regulatory Compliance, at the address Calle Ebanisteria 26, Alicante (03008), via email at ProtecciondeDatos@solvia.es, at any of the company's branches, or through the remote channels made available by SOLVIA. In particular, you can exercise your right at any time to oppose any processing of personal data whose legitimisation is based on the legitimate interest of SOLVIA. Lastly, if the interested party considers it necessary, he/she can address the Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD) at Calle Jorge Juan, 6, 28001, Madrid, in order to protect his/her rights.
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SOLVIA may offer the interested party, and send them using any means including electronic ones (telephone, email or equivalent), communications with offers and commercial proposals related to products or services sold by SOLVIA, whether belonging to the company itself, to companies of the Intrum Group or to any third parties with which SOLVIA signs a collaboration agreement. For these purposes, SOLVIA may process the interested parties' personal data and develop profiles for commercial purposes based on the analysis and assessment of this personal data provided by the interested party at any given time, as well as the information derived from any operations that the interested party enters into with SOLVIA, or data obtained by SOLVIA from third-party companies which the interested party has authorised SOLVIA to access, or any data obtained as a result of the interested party making it public through social networks, browsing data gathered through cookies, or data obtained by implementing automatic techniques based on current, historical, or statistical data, such as those relating to residence, creditworthiness, income and consumption. In addition, SOLVIA may use the interested party's data in surveys developed specifically to enable the company to offer the services and products that best suit their needs, and also to assess the quality of the provided service.
We are requesting your consent for the transfer of interested parties' personal data - for the purposes and in the same terms expressed in the previous section to companies of the Intrum Group, to third-party companies that own the properties and their internal management companies, as well as to any companies with which Solvia signs a commercial collaboration agreement. Information about contracts and operations, proposals and commercial offers may be sent as mass communications.
At any time and in the terms set forth in the data protection regulations, you may revoke the authorisation granted for the processing of your personal data, as well as exercise your rights of access, rectification, limitation, deletion and portability and to opt out of being subject to automated decisions, by contacting Solvia Servicios Inmobiliarios, S.L., in writing, at its head office in C/ Vía de los Poblados número 3, Edificio 1, Parque Empresarial Cristalia, 28033 Madrid or by email at the email address protecciondedatos@solvia.es. You can find further detailed information on Personal Data Protection in the Legal Notice