1. Identification details of the owner
In compliance with article 10 of Law 34/2002 of 11 July on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSI-CE), the user is hereby informed of the following:
- Company name: Construcciones Dasan 2007, S.L.
- Trade name: Grupo DASÁN
- Tax ID (CIF): B10737443
- Registered office: Calle Colquide 6, portal 2, 3.º E · 28231 Las Rozas de Madrid · Madrid · Spain
- Email: contacto@grupodasan.es
- Telephone: +34 604 832 950
2. Purpose
The purpose of this website is to provide information on the services, developments and assets managed by Grupo DASÁN, as well as to facilitate contact with the company. Access to the website is free and open; use of the website implies full acceptance of these terms and conditions.
3. Intellectual and industrial property
All content on the website (texts, photographs, graphics, logos, plans, renders, design and source code) is owned by Construcciones Dasan 2007, S.L. or by third parties who have authorised its use, and is protected by Spanish and international intellectual and industrial property legislation. Its reproduction, distribution, public communication or transformation is prohibited without the express written authorisation of the owner.
4. Liability
The owner of the website makes every effort to keep the published information up to date and accurate, but does not guarantee the absence of errors or the uninterrupted availability of the service. Commercial information on real estate assets and developments is provided for informational purposes only and is not contractually binding; the definitive details will be set out in the corresponding contracts.
5. Links to third parties
The website may include links to third-party websites. The owner accepts no responsibility for the content, practices or privacy policies of such external sites.
6. Governing law and jurisdiction
This legal notice is governed by Spanish law. For any dispute arising from the use of the website, the parties submit to the Courts and Tribunals of Madrid, unless applicable legislation provides for a different mandatory jurisdiction.