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Breitengrad Verlag GmbH
Grosse Bleichen 21 (Galleria)
20354 Hamburg
Germany
T. +49.40.34 05 73-20
F. +49.40.34 05 73-10
Managing Director: Torsten Henkel
Court of Registration:
District Court of Hamburg
Register number: HRB 101774
Vat no.: DE 256521249
Legal notice / exclusion of liability:
This website has been compiled with the greatest possible care. Despite this, no guarantee can be assumed for the error-free nature and accuracy of the information contained therein. Any liability for loss or damage arising directly or indirectly from the use of this website is excluded insofar as such loss or damage is not founded on intent or gross negligence.
Exclusion of liability:
Despite careful monitoring of content, we do not assume any liability for the content of external links. The operators bear sole responsibility for the contents of their linked sites.
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Please also observe our General Terms of Business (GTB).
Right of cancellation
Insofar as you are a consumer within the meaning of the German Civil Code, you can revoke your contractual statement within two weeks, calculated from the expiry of the 14-day return deadline for your trial purchase, in text form (e.g. letter, fax, email) or by returning the goods and without giving any reason. The deadline period begins on receipt of the goods and these directions as well as on expiry of the return deadline for your trial purchase. The sending of the cancellation or goods in good time is sufficient to comply with the cancellation deadline. The cancellation or returned goods are to be addressed to:
Breitengrad Verlag GmbH
Große Bleichen 21 (Galleria)
20354 Hamburg
Germany
by fax: +49.40.34 05 73-10
or by email: bg(at)breitengradverlag.de
Cancellation consequences
In the case of the effective exercising of a cancellation right, the performance received on both sides is to be returned and any benefits derived (advantages of use) restored. In the case of deterioration of the goods, compensation for lost value can be demanded. This shall not apply where the deterioration of the goods can be ascribed exclusively to their being examined – as would have been possible for you in a shop, for example. You can also avoid the obligation concerning compensation for lost value by not using the goods as if you were the owner and refraining from anything that could impair their value. Goods that can be dispatched in the form of a package are to be sent back. You have to bear the costs of returning the goods if the goods delivered correspond to those ordered and the price of the returned goods does not exceed an amount of € 40.00 or, in the case of a higher price of the goods, if you have not yet paid the consideration or a contractually agreed part payment at the time of cancellation. The return of the goods shall otherwise be free of charge for you. If you exercise your right of cancellation, any agreement concerning part payment shall become null and void.
