Website Terms of Use
These draft terms govern access to the informational website languagesincommon.com. They do not yet govern course purchases or create a contract for paid services.
1. Operator
The website is operated by Cambridge School of English Sp. z o.o., ul. Widok 10/LU1, 00-023 Warsaw, Poland; KRS 0000085970; NIP 5252147188; REGON 016153582.
2. Informational purpose
Website content provides general information about planned language-learning and international-communication services. It is not a binding offer unless a specific document expressly states otherwise. Availability, scope, prices and schedules require written confirmation.
3. Enquiries and contracts
Sending an enquiry does not create a contract. Any service agreement, commercial terms, cancellation rights, payment conditions and complaint procedure must be provided and accepted separately before purchase.
4. Acceptable use
Users must not interfere with website security, attempt unauthorised access, introduce malicious code, misuse forms or copy content in breach of applicable rights.
5. Intellectual property
Website text, graphics, branding and other materials may be protected by copyright, trade mark or other rights. Use beyond normal viewing and legally permitted quotation requires permission from the relevant rights holder.
6. Accuracy and external links
Reasonable efforts will be made to keep published information accurate and current. Drafts are not final. External websites are controlled by their respective operators.
7. Liability
Nothing in these terms excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded. Any further limitation of liability must be reviewed under the law applicable to the final services and audience.
8. Privacy
Personal data is handled as described in the Privacy and Cookies Policy. Users should not submit unnecessary confidential or sensitive information.
9. Changes and law
The effective date, governing-law wording and dispute provisions will be finalised after legal review and before publication.
Draft prepared with AI support. Factual and legal review plus explicit approval are required before publication.
