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The Stowe Family Law website is operated by Stowe Family Law LLP, a Limited Liability Partnership registered in England. Stowe Family Law LLP is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority, and has the SRA reference number 469401. Stowe Family Law LLP is registered with Companies House, under Company Number 331570. Stowe Family Law LLP’s VAT Number is 918572204. A list of Members is available for inspection at Stowe Family Law LLP’s Harrogate Office at:
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These Terms of Use govern your use of the Stowe Family Law website, as provided by Stowe Family Law LLP. We may amend or add to these Terms of Use without notice to you, so you are advised to consult them periodically.
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The Stowe Family Law website and its contents are copyright of Stowe Family Law LLP. No part of this website may be distributed or copied for any commercial purposes without express approval.
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You may view and listen to the content available on the Stowe Family Law website for personal non-commercial use. You may print individual webpages on the Site for your private non-commercial use.
No part of the Stowe Family Law website may be distributed or copied for any commercial purposes without express approval.
The information contained on this site is for information purposes only and does not constitute advice. You should check any information on the website and use your own judgement before doing or not doing anything on the basis of what you read or see. We give no warranties of any kind in relation to the Stowe Family Law website or its contents.
Except for liability for fraudulent misrepresentation, Stowe Family Law LLP is not liable for:
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You agree that you will not submit any User Content protected by copyright, trademark, patent, trade secret, moral right, or other intellectual property, personal, contractual, proprietary or other right owned by a third party without the express permission of the owner of the respective right. You are solely liable for any damage resulting from your failure to obtain such permission or from any other harm resulting from User Content that you submit.
Stowe Family Law LLP is not liable or responsible for third-party content placed on the Stowe Family Law website. Third party content includes User Content such as comments submitted by users.
The opinions expressed on this blog do not necessarily reflect those of Stowe Family Law LLP. The entire contents of this blog, including reader comments, are of a general nature only and for the purposes of general discussion. They should not be relied upon by individual readers. The law is constantly changing and evolving and may not necessarily be updated on this blog. No liability is accepted for any loss caused to persons relying on the information contained here or the views expressed on this blog. Readers seeking legal advice on which they intend to rely must always create their own retainer with their own lawyers and rely only upon the advice they receive from their retained lawyer.
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Stowe Family Law LLP relies on you to present the Stowe Family Law website with User Content that contains accurate and factual material. Stowe Family Law LLP assumes no responsibility for the accuracy of information provided on the Stowe Family Law website.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, you waive any and all claims you may now or later have in any jurisdiction to so-called “moral rights” or rights of “droit moral” with respect to the User Content.
If you see content which you reasonably believe breaches these Terms of Use, please use the Report facility attached to each comment published on the Stowe Family Law website. If this facility is not functioning, please contact Stowe Family Law LLP via the contact page.
Stowe Family Law LLP reserves the right to edit or delete any comments submitted to the Blog without notice due to:-
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Neither Stowe Family Law LLP nor any of its partners, employees or other representatives will be liable for loss or damage arising out of or in connection with your use of this site or any information contained in it. This is a comprehensive limitation of liability that applies to all damages of any kind, including (without limitation) compensatory, direct, indirect or consequential damages, loss of data, income or profit, loss of or damage to property and claims of third parties.
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If any part or provision of these Terms of Use is found to be unlawful or unenforceable, this shall not affect the validity of any other part or provision. These Terms of Use are governed by English Law. The English Courts shall have exclusive jurisdiction over any dispute relating to these Terms.
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We welcome comment and debate on the Blog and have done so ever since we first went online in 2007. A dedicated community of readers return regularly to share their thoughts on the topics we discuss.
Our posting policy is liberal and we do not moderate comments because we disagree with them but of course it is sometimes necessary for us to do so for other reasons.
Some of our house rules are there for legal reasons, and some because we believe it is important to maintain a civil atmosphere in which our readers feel free to express their views without coming under personal attack.
Therefore comments which contain any of the following will be moderated:
Sometimes, in the heat of the moment, people make potentially libellous comments about ex-spouses or other members of their family under their own name. In most such cases we anonymise the comment.
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