Terms of use

The content depicted on this website is intended to provide general information and is prepared with due diligence and to the best of our knowledge. We do not assume any liability for the correctness, topicality, completeness or availability of the information provided. In particular, no legal claims arising from the use of the retrieved information can be substantiated. Subject to change.

We make every effort to operate the website continuously and keep it accessible. However, we do not assume any warranty or guarantee that the website or its contents will be available without interruption or at all, that they will be error-free, or that errors will be corrected. We therefore expressly exclude any liability for damages of any kind from the provision of the website to the extent permitted by law. 

Where links to other websites (third-party websites) exist on our website, we do not assume responsibility or liability for their content, topicality, completeness, accuracy or legality, as this content is beyond our sphere of responsibility. Third-party websites linked here do not necessarily reflect the opinions and/or ideas of our company.

All text, image and video material (“material”) on the website is protected by copyright. Unless otherwise stated,  all copyright rights to use and exploit the material are the exclusive property of VERBUND. As regards all intellectual property rights (e.g. industrial property rights, copyrights and related rights, etc.), no one is granted a licence or any other right to use or exploit the website. As a rule, trademarks, design (design), images, texts, text parts, and other contents of the website may not be altered, copied, duplicated, edited, used, supplemented, or otherwise used without our prior written consent.

These Terms of Use are governed exclusively by the substantive law of the Republic of Austria excluding the conflict-of-law rules of international private law and excluding the provisions laid down in the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG). The competent court of Vienna, Inner City (Innere Stadt), shall have jurisdiction. In the case of disputes with users who are consumers  according to Section 1 KSchG, the competent court for the user’s place of residence or habitual residence or employment shall have jurisdiction pursuant to Section 14 KSchG.