General information
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Content of the SDK Biotechnologies Website and liability
We at SDK Biotechnologies undertake to maintain our Website in the most up-to-date version at all times and to provide you with a high-quality, comprehensive overview of our products and activities. Despite this, SDK Biotechnologies does not guarantee in any way the topicality, accuracy, completeness or quality of the information provided. SDK Biotechnologies and its authors are not liable for any claims for direct, indirect or consequential damages of a tangible or intangible nature arising from the use or non-use of the information provided.
All data and offers on the SDK Biotechnologies Website are without obligation and non-binding. They serve merely informational purposes and do not represent any sort of decision-making criteria for any questions requiring consultation. However, our staff members are happy to provide you with competent service and comprehensive information about our products in a personal consultation.
References and links
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SDK Biotechnologies and the SDK Biotechnologies logo, are registered trademarks of SDK Biotechnologies. that may not be used in any way without the prior written consent of SDK Biotechnologies. All other product names, company logos or other characteristics on the SDK Biotechnologies Website may be registered trademarks of the corresponding owners and may not be used without their prior consent.
Emails
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Separability, applicable law and jurisdiction
Should individual provisions or parts thereof prove to be null and void or invalid, the validity of the remaining provisions will remain unaffected thereby.
These provisions are subject to Swiss law, whereby the courts of Zurich have exclusive jurisdiction.