In compliance with Article 10 of Law 34/2002, of 11 July, on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSI-CE), the identifying details of the company that owns this website are set out below.
Identifying details
Owner: MARINA VILLAGE REAL ESTATE, S.L. (hereinafter, “Investments in Spain”). Tax ID (NIF): B53104485. Registered address: Calle Fernández Caballero, 59, 03300 Orihuela (Alicante), Spain. Email: ian@investmentsinspain.com. Phone: 691 999 891.
Purpose
This website (investmentsinspain.com) is intended to provide information about the real estate advisory and management services provided by Investments in Spain on the Costa Blanca: mortgage debt management, property buying and selling, tourist licence management, and related services. Accessing and using the site grants the status of user and implies acceptance of the terms set out in this Legal Notice.
Intellectual and industrial property
All content on the website (text, images, design, logos, trademarks, and other elements) is owned by Investments in Spain or by third parties who have authorised its use, and is protected by intellectual and industrial property law. Its reproduction, distribution, or transformation without express authorisation is prohibited, except for personal, non-commercial use.
Terms of use
The user agrees to make lawful use of the website, in accordance with current legislation, good faith, and public order, and shall refrain from using it for unlawful purposes or purposes harmful to Investments in Spain or third parties.
Disclaimer of liability
Investments in Spain does not guarantee the continuous availability of the website and is not liable for damages arising from interruptions, viruses, or other elements beyond its control. The site may include links to third-party pages over whose content Investments in Spain has no control or responsibility.
Applicable law and jurisdiction
These terms are governed by Spanish law. Any disputes shall be submitted to the Courts and Tribunals of Orihuela (Alicante), unless consumer protection regulations establish another mandatory jurisdiction.