Terms of use
These General Terms and Conditions, including the relevant specific terms and conditions, together with the contract or electronically accepted order, govern the terms and conditions for the provision of products and services between the entity specified below (hereinafter referred to as the “Supplier”) and the customers (hereinafter referred to as the “Customer”).
JTSTUDIO, is the Supplier and the service provider. In case of questions related to the general terms and conditions, you can contact us by e-mail at info@jtstudio.net.
These terms and conditions govern the provision of services and products by the Supplier in the areas of marketing, graphic design, visual style, video production, animation, print design, advertising product design, etc. The Terms and Conditions are an integral part of every business case, every order and contract concluded in writing or verbally.
The Customer undertakes to comply with the licence conditions of the Supplier’s copyright works and the copyright works that the Supplier has negotiated for the Customer. Exceeding these terms and conditions may be a criminal offence pursuant to Section 152 of Act No. 412/2002 Coll., Criminal Code.
By accepting the work, the purchaser acknowledges its monetary obligation towards the supplier within the meaning of § 323 of Act No. 513/1991 Coll., Commercial Code, as amended.
The customer assumes full responsibility for the content of the marketing message contained in the work and releases the supplier from claims made against him by third parties.
The subscriber undertakes to comply with the licence conditions in accordance with the Copyright Act when submitting proposals, submitting the work and submitting documents. Violation of these licence conditions shall be considered a serious breach of contract and the Customer undertakes to indemnify the Supplier against all damages and costs which the Seller may incur as a result of the assertion of legitimate claims by the author (e.g. unauthorised use of the copyright work).
A work which is a work of authorship is a work made to order within the meaning of §61 of the Copyright Act. The customer may therefore only use the work for the purpose of the contract. Ownership of the material substance of the work, a reproduction or electronic data of the work does not entitle the customer to dispose of the work in the sense of copyright, nor does it entitle the customer to modify, otherwise use or alter the work.
The source (open) electronic data is not transmitted. If you wish to own the rights to freely use a design created by us, you may purchase it. The purchase price is set by agreement.
The grant of a license to use a copyrighted work occurs on the date of acceptance of the work by the purchaser, with the license taking effect on the date of full payment of all royalties and invoiced amounts. If the customer does not have a license agreement with the supplier, he is not entitled to use the copyright work. A separate license agreement shall be negotiated for the granting of a license beyond §50, paragraph 3 of the Copyright Act.
The supplier is entitled to withdraw from this contract for legal reasons, in particular if the customer is more than 7 days in arrears with the payment of the advance payments. By withdrawing from the contract, the Supplier shall be entitled to payment of the sketch fee and the price for the execution of the work in the amount of the proportionate part of the work carried out up to the time of withdrawal.
All goods shall be the property of the contractor until the price of the work has been paid in full. All licenses to use the Supplier’s or third party authors’ work are granted to the Customer upon full payment of the invoiced amount for the graphic designs. If the customer does not have a license agreement in place, the customer is not entitled to use the work.
In the event of non-payment of the invoice on the due date, the Customer undertakes to pay a penalty of 0.05% of the invoiced amount per day from the due date.
The Seller and the Purchaser agree to fully accept electronic communication, in particular via electronic mail and the Internet, as valid and binding for both parties.
The terms and conditions are valid from 1.1.2000