General
The provisions of this disclaimer apply to the website accessed at the www.cthrough-cc.nl domain name. By using this website you indicate that you have read, understand and agree to the following provisions.
The content of the website of Cthrough coaching & consulting was compiled with great care and attention. Although the content of the website is checked at regular intervals, it is possible that information is not entirely correct. For this reason, Cthrough coaching & consulting cannot guarantee that the information on this website is always up-to-date, correct and accurate. Cthrough coaching & consulting is not liable for any loss whatsoever that is incurred or may be incurred as a result of the contents of the website or of visiting and using the website. Please send us an email to notify us of any problem that you encounter on our website. We will then do our utmost best to resolve the problem as quickly as possible.
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Amendments to this disclaimer
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Applicable law
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