Site owner:
Jehle Christoph and Ladner Alexandra GesbR
Hotel Helvetia
Persuttweg 8
6561 Ischgl
Austria
Phone: +43 (0) 5444 5248
Fax: +43 (0) 5444 5248 6
E-Mail: info@helvetia-ischgl.at
Online dispute resolution
Platform of the EU Commission regarding online dispute resolution: https://ec.europa.eu/odr
You can also address any complaint to the above e-mail address.
Professional law
Trade regulations: www.ris.bka.gv.at
Copyright:
The content of this Web site is copyrighted. The provision of content and images from this Web site to other Web sites is only permitted with the express permission of the editorial staff.
The details on the Web site were created according to the best of our knowledge and checked carefully to be certain they are correct. Nevertheless, we cannot rule out content and factual errors completely.
Therefore, we make no guarantee and assumes no liability for the correctness, timeliness and completeness of the information provided.
No responsibility is taken for the correctness of the details. This also applies for all links to other URLs which are named on our Web site.
Liability for links:
Despite careful content checking, we assume no liability for the content of external links. Only the page owners are responsible for the content of linked pages.
Pictures
TVB Paznaun Ischgl, Michaela Pfeifer, Thomas Jehle
Data privacy
Detailed information on data privacy can be found on the page: data privacy
Judiciary
No warning without prior contact! Should any content or the technical design of individual pages or parts of this website violate the rights of third parties or statutory provisions or in any way create problems regarding competition rights, we request to be notified appropriately, comprehensively and quickly without an invoice with reference to Section 8 (4) Gesetz gegen den unlauteren Wettbewerb [German Act Against Unfair Competition] (UWG). We guarantee that the right to disputed passages or parts of this website shall be removed within a reasonable timeframe or be fully adapted to the legal provisions without it being necessary for you to engage legal assistance. Engaging a lawyer to issue a caution, the costs for which the service provider is liable, shall not comply with its real or assumed will and would therefore be a violation of the UWG due to the pursuit of irrelevant objectives being the prevailing motive of initiating proceedings, in particular the objective of acquiring legal costs as the main reason, as well as representing a violation of the duty to minimise damages.
Design, Programming
Webtun Grafix
www.webtun-grafix.com
