Terms And Conditions

The following terms and conditions constitute the contract that you and the International Centre for Stunt Bike Show (“us,” “we,” etc.) are bound by. Simply by accessing or using Our Website, you are agreeing to be bound by these terms and conditions.

They guard not just our rights but also yours and ours as well.

I, along with my colleagues, make up Stunt Bike Show, a business with the registration number xxxxx in England. Our address is 144 Magdalen Rd, Norwich, Norfolk, NR3 4BA

Who are you? Anyone who makes use of Our Website.

Please give this agreement careful reading before saving it. If you do not agree with it, you need to immediately leave Our Website and go somewhere else.

The terms have been settled on as follows:

Defining Terms

The term “Content” refers to any written, visible, or audible information that you may come across while interacting with Our Website. Text, photos, music, movies, and animations might all be included in it at some point or another.

The term “intellectual property” refers to any and all intellectual property that we own, regardless of whether or not it has been registered or is registrable in any country. This includes any and all intellectual property of any kind that comes into existence after today. Examples of intellectual property include patents, trade marks, unapproved marks, designs, copyright laws, software, domain names, discoveries, creations, and inventions, as well as all rights that derive from those rights.

When we refer to “Our Website,” we are referring to any website or service that we own or operate and that is optimised for electronic access by mobile or fixed devices.

When we talk about “Services,” we mean the services that are offered through Our Website.

The Ownership of Intellectual Property

You acknowledge and agree that at all times you will:

not engage in any activity that either diminishes the value of our intellectual property or raises questions about whether we actually own it.
Please keep us informed of any potential violations of our intellectual property;
insofar as our work is concerned, which we will supply to you or make accessible to you, you will not:

• duplicate its code in any way, or make any changes to it at all;
• make use of it in any way that was not contemplated by this agreement;
• provide access to it to any individual other than yourself, the licensee described in this agreement;
• in any way provide any information about it to any other person or generally to the general public.

not use the Intellectual Property in any way other than directly as intended by this agreement or as is beneficial to us.

Disclaimers of responsibility and provisions limiting liability

There are variations in the legislation from one nation to the next. This paragraph applies to the fullest extent that the applicable legislation will allow.
In this agreement, any and all implicit conditions, guarantees, and terms are specifically omitted. If, in any jurisdiction, an implied condition, warranty, or term cannot be excluded, then the force and effect of this subparagraph shall be considered to be reduced, but only to the extent that is required to release the particular condition, guarantee, or term that is in question.
It has been brought to your attention that the Content could include some typographical or technical problems. This is something that will inevitably occur on any major website. If you come across any, please bring them to our quick notice as it would be very appreciated.
Our website links out to a variety of different websites on the internet. We neither have the ability nor the ability to manage any website of this nature. You acknowledge and agree that we shall not be responsible in any way for the Content of any such website linked, nor for any losses arising from your use of any such website or from your purchase of services or goods via such a website. In addition, you acknowledge and agree that we shall not be liable in any way for any loss or damage arising from your use of any such website or from your purchase of services or
Both the Stunt Bike Show Website and the Stunt Bike Show Services are offered with no guarantees or warranties of any kind. There is no guarantee or assurance that Our Website will be in the following states or conditions:

• practical for you;
• quality levels that are acceptable;
• suitable for a particular purpose;
• available or reachable, without interruption or error, and not subject to error.

We don’t pretend to have any kind of expert expertise in any field. We expressly disclaim any duty or liability to you that may arise directly or indirectly from the use of any information that you obtain from Our Website.
You understand and agree that we will not be responsible for any loss or expenditure that is:

• loss that is indirect or has a subsequent effect; or
• economic loss or any loss of revenue, profits, business, or goodwill, even if such a loss was reasonably foreseeable or we anticipated you may incur it.

This clause, along with any other clause that excludes or restricts our liability, applies not only to ourselves, but also to our directors, officers, staff, subcontractors, agents, and industry partners (who may enforce this clause in accordance with the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999). Additionally, this clause applies to any other clause that excludes or restricts our liability.

Miscellaneous issues

If at any point in time any jurisdiction determines that any term or provision of this agreement is null, invalid, or unenforceable, then that term or provision shall be treated as changed or reduced, but only to the extent that is minimally necessary to bring it within the laws of that jurisdiction and prevent it from being null, and it shall be binding in that changed or reduced form. This agreement shall remain in full legal force and effect. Aside from that, every clause is going to be viewed as being severable, and it’s not going to have any impact on the other terms in any manner.
It is important to note that the failure or delay of any party to exercise any right, authority, or remedy will not be construed as a waiver of that right, nor will it reflect any desire to decrease that right or any other right in the future.
Any message that has to be served on one party by the other must be handed out in person, mailed via first-class mail, or communicated through email in order to be valid.
It will be considered to have been delivered as follows:

• if it was delivered by hand, on the day that it was delivered;
• if the package was mailed and delivered to the right address: within three days of posting;
• If the communication was sent through email to the address from which the recipient most recently sent email, it should be considered received within twenty-four hours, provided that the sender has not been notified that the communication was not received.

You acknowledge that the laws of England and Wales shall govern the legality, construction, and execution of this agreement, and you agree that any dispute resulting from it shall be tried solely in that country. This is a condition of your acceptance of this agreement.