Terms for use

Disclaimer

While we are proud of the services we provide to the world for free and try to make them reliable and useful, we make no promises about them.

If you need some guarantee of a particular service level, then please do not hesitate to contact us to discuss whether we could offer you a commercial version of any of our services (valid for the paid awareness programs).

We are a company bringing about awareness with factual, unbiased, non-judgemental and concise information and are not a law firm and nothing we do is intended to be taken as legal advice.

Accounts

Some of our services require you to create an account in order to avail of certain information, program details or videos. All our accounts are subject to the following rules.

You must be at least 16 years old and a human being.

If asked for any personal details, you must answer truthfully (see our privacy policy for what we do with those details). You must supply us with a valid e-mail address.

You are responsible for the security of your accounts and making sure that any contact details in the account are kept up to date. If we need to contact you but are unable to do so, for example because your e-mail address is no longer valid, then any consequences of that failure will be your responsibility.

You must not let anyone else use your account.

You must let us know of any unauthorised use of your account as soon as you are able to after becoming aware of it.

Unless an account is associated with a paid-for service, we may suspend or terminate it at any time. Equally, you may close your account at any time.

Content and intellectual property

What we do with your content

If you contribute content to any of our services, for example by commenting on a blog, or uploading data, then as a general rule you agree to licence that content to us under the same licence as prevails for that service or website.

Our content

Unless otherwise stated all our services are offered under open content or data licences and you should refer to the provisions of the licence in question to find out what you are allowed to do. Some of our content belongs to third parties. Most third-party data is subject to an open licence, but we cannot guarantee it. You should refer to the third party if you are in doubt.

Paid-for services

Any payment you have agreed to make to us is subject to any applicable taxation or similar financial imposition. You are responsible for paying any additional sum imposed in this way. For example, many of our services are subject to Value-Added Tax, which you are required to pay to us.

You may terminate a paid-for service at any time by giving us notice of termination. Any payment you have already made to us will not be repayable, but we will continue to supply the service — unless you ask us otherwise — until the next payment date.

We may suspend a paid for service if we reasonably believe:

• It is necessary for us to do so in order to prevent any unlawful activity;
• You have breached this agreement in a sufficiently serious way to justify suspending the service in order to prevent that breach.
• You have failed to pay us any sum of money you owe.
• If we do suspend a service for any of the above reasons we will take all reasonable steps to inform you promptly of what we have done and we will lift the suspension as soon as we are satisfied that the reason for the suspension no longer applies.

General conditions

This agreement

We may update these terms and conditions at any time. If we do so, we will announce the change on our website. Any changes will be binding on you from the moment we announce them.

This agreement is made under the Information Technology Act (2000) (the IT Act) ⁵.

This agreement is between you and us and is not intended to give anyone else any rights.

Neither party is liable for anything which is beyond their reasonable control.

If for some reason beyond AwareRaho’s reasonable control, we are unable to or it would not be commercially viable for us to, continue to supply any of our services, we may cease to supply that service, ending any agreement between us for its supply. If we do so, we will return to you a fair proportion of any sum you have paid us in advance for the supply of that service, taking into account the service we have already supplied to you.