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As the content provider, Xplore Tomorrow DMC Ltd is responsible for its own content, which it keeps ready for use pursuant to the general laws. If contributions are indicated by name, these reflect the opinions of the respective authors and therefore not the opinion of Xplore Tomorrow DMC Ltd.

Exclusion of liability / disclaimer:

Cross-references ('external links') should be discerned from Xplore Tomorrow DMC LTD own content in terms of the content available by other content providers. When setting up external links, this involves vital and dynamic cross references. The setting up of external links does not mean that Xplore Tomorrow DMC embraces the content behind the external link. Xplore Tomorrow DMC keeps only third-party content available for use through external links. Xplore Tomorrow DMC is only responsible for this third-party content if it has definite knowledge of legal violations (i.e. especially regarding illegal or criminal content), and it is technically possible and reasonable therefore to prevent its use. Upon connecting to the external links for the first time, Xplore Tomorrow DMC had checked the third-party content as to whether any possible civil or criminal responsibility has been caused thereby. However, it cannot be ruled out that the content could be modified subsequently by the respective providers. Xplore Tomorrow DMC is not obliged to constantly check for modifications of the third-party content—to which it refers on its website—which could re-establish responsibility. Constant monitoring of the external links is not reasonable for Xplore Tomorrow DMC without concrete evidence of legal violations. The respective provider of these pages is solely liable for such additional content and for damages resulting from the use or non-use of such presented information, however not that which only refers to the respective publication via links. Only Xplore Tomorrow DMC establishes or is advised by others that a concrete offer, to which it has provided a link, causes a civil or criminal liability, shall it cancel the reference to this offer as far as this is technically possible and reasonable therefore.

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