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Copyright
All rights are reserved by NEUE HERBOLD. The online documents and web pages including their parts are legally protected by copyright. They may only be copied and printed for private, research and non-commercial use for the purpose of information whenever they contain the reference to copyright. NEUE HERBOLD reserves the right to withdraw this permission at any time. These documents and web pages cannot be duplicated, archived, stored on another server, included in newspapers, used by online services or stored on a CD-ROM without prior permission having been given by NEUE HERBOLD. However, they may be copied on a cache or proxy server to optimise the access speed.

Reference to liability
NEUE HERBOLD does not undertake any guarantee whatsoever to the topicality, correctness, complete-
ness or quality of the provided information. Liability claims against NEUE HERBOLD, which refer to damages of a material or intellectual kind that have been caused by the use or non-use of the offered (=presented) information or by the use of faulty and incomplete information as the case may be, are basically excluded as far as NEUE HERBOLD is not provably at fault either intentionally or by its gross negligence. All offers are open for acceptance and subject to change without notice, as well as unbinding. NEUE HERBOLD expressly reserves the right to change, supplement or delete parts of the pages or the entire offer, or to temporarily or conclusively discontinue the publication.

References and links
A liability obligation would solely come into effect for direct or indirect references to foreign internet pages ('links') which lie outside NEUE HERBOLD's area of responsibility, in the case that NEUE HERBOLD was aware of the contents and it would have been technically possible and reasonable for it to have prevented the use in the case of illegal contents.
NEUE HERBOLD's press office therefore declares expressly that the correspondingly linked-up pages were free from illegal contents at the time when the link was established. NEUE HERBOLD has no influence whatsoever on the current and future design of linked or combined pages, nor on their contents. It therefore expressly distances itself herewith from all the contents of all linked or combined pages, which have been changed (= modified / revised) since the link was established. This observation applies to all the links and references that are established within its own internet offer, as well to foreign entries in guest books, discussion forums and mailing lists that have been set up by NEUE HERBOLD. The supplier of the page which has been referred to, is solely liable for illegal, faulty or incomplete contents and especially for damages that arise from the use or non-use of such kinds of offered information; not the person who only refers to links in the respective publication.

Copyright and trademark law
NEUE HERBOLD endeavours to observe the copyrights of graphics, audio documents, video sequences and texts that are used in all of its publications. It endeavours to use graphics, audio documents, video sequences and texts that are unlicensed. All of the brand names and trademarks within its internet offer that are named and protected if necessary by third parties, are unrestrictedly subject to provisions of the respectively applicable trademark law and to possessory rights of the respectively registered owners. It cannot be inferred on account of mere designation, that brand names are not protected by the rights of third parties! The copyright for published items of property that have been created by NEUE HERBOLD itself, remains solely with NEUE HERBOLD. A duplication or use of such graphics, audio documents, video sequences and texts in other electronic or printed publications is not permitted without NEUE HERBOLD's express consent.

This exclusion of liability's legal effectiveness
This exclusion of liability must be considered as part of the internet offer, from which this page has been referred to. As far as parts or individual formulations of this text do not correspond to the applicable legal status, or do not correspond to it any longer, or correspond to it incompletely, the contents and validity of the document's remaining parts are still unaffected thereby.