Legal notice 

Company name: Die Seefelderin Boutiquehotel St. Georg
Registered office: Seefeld
VAT number: ATU 66534011
Legal form: Sole trader
Competent authority under the ECG: Innsbruck Land
District Administration Professional group: FG Hospitality (Hotels Garni)
Chamber membership: Member of the Tyrolean Chamber of Commerce

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All content on this website is subject to copyright. Use of the content, or any part thereof, is not permitted without the service provider’s consent. This also applies to the copyright of third parties. In the event of any infringements, the service provider reserves the right to report the matter to the authorities. Should copyright infringements nevertheless occur despite all precautions, please notify us. If an infringement is found to be justified, we will remove the relevant content immediately. 

Despite careful checking of the content, we accept no liability for the content of external links. The operators of the linked sites are solely responsible for their content. 

No formal notice without prior contact!
Should any content or the design of individual pages or parts of this website infringe the rights of third parties or breach statutory provisions, or otherwise give rise to competition law issues in any form, we request, pursuant to Section 8(4) of the German Unfair Competition Act (UWG), that you provide us with a reasonable, sufficiently detailed and prompt notification without incurring any costs. We guarantee that any passages or parts of these web pages that are legitimately objected to will be removed within a reasonable period or fully brought into line with legal requirements, without you needing to engage legal counsel. The involvement of a solicitor to issue a warning letter at the service provider’s expense does not correspond to the provider’s actual or presumed intention and would therefore constitute a breach of the UWG on the grounds that the pursuit of irrelevant objectives is the dominant motive for initiating the proceedings, in particular the intention to incur costs as the actual driving force, as well as a breach of the duty to minimise damage.

No. 524/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council
Link to the European Commission’s website for the online resolution of consumer disputes: http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/ 

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