Legal notice
Who runs this website
This website describes the services of MetalBraga: industrial maintenance, supply of specialist labour, boilermaking, welding, steel structures and industrial installation.
This legal notice is governed by Spanish law. Article 10 of Law 34/2002 on information society services and electronic commerce (LSSI-CE) requires the owner of a website to be identified. Contact details:
- Email: geral@metalbraga.com
- Phone: +34 627 76 65 72
- Contact address: Carrer de França, 30, Les Franqueses del Vallès (Barcelona)
quién es el titular de la web: denominación social, NIF o NIPC, domicilio social y datos de inscripción en el registro mercantil o comercial.
Terms of use
Access to this website is free of charge. Anyone using it must do so lawfully, in good faith and in line with this notice, and must not use it to harm the site or the rights of other people.
Writing to MetalBraga through the form or by email does not create a contract. Quotes and the terms of each job are agreed in writing, case by case.
Intellectual and industrial property
The text, photographs, design and code of this website belong to its owner or are used with permission from the rights holder. They may not be copied, distributed or modified without written permission, except where the law allows.
The names, trademarks and logos that appear on the website belong to their respective owners.
Liability
The owner takes care that the information on the website is accurate and up to date, but accepts no liability for errors, for information that is out of date or for any damage arising from its use. Nor does it guarantee that the site will always be available.
Links to other websites are provided as a reference. The owner does not control their content and is not responsible for it.
Complaints
You can send any complaint about this website or about MetalBraga’s services to geral@metalbraga.com.
si os aplica el Livro de Reclamações Eletrónico y, en ese caso, su enlace.
Governing law and jurisdiction
This website and this notice are governed by Spanish law, wherever in the world you read them. Any dispute is submitted to the courts that Spanish law designates as competent.
confirmar que se aplica la ley española (el titular podría ser una sociedad portuguesa) y concretar los juzgados competentes cuando se confirme la sociedad titular.
