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User's guide O&O DiskImage End user license agreement
documentation have not originated with O&O and are also unknown to it. Please inform O&O if
you learn of any software descriptions that include functions and properties not mentioned in the
documentation.
(3) A defect of title exists when, after delivery of the software, the rights needed for using it as
stipulated in the contract have not been effectively granted.
(4) Any claims concerning defects of material and/or title related to the software have a limitation
period of two years subsequent to delivery of the program or transmission of the serial number
needed for downloading. If you are not a private individual, the warranty period is shortened to
one year. If O&O has fraudulently concealed a material defect, a three year limitation period will
cover claims related to this defect. Payment for compensation that you might have been entitled to
as a result of cancellation or an abatement can be refused upon expiration of the limitation period.
(5) You are required to inform O&O, in writing if possible, of any defects that arise immediately
upon their discovery. While doing so you should also describe, as well as possible, how the defect is
communicated, the effect it has on the program, and under which circumstances it occurs.
(6) Should defects be reported to O&O within the limitation period, it will undertake a cure free of
charge.
(7) As part of the cure, the corrected software will be redelivered as agreed. An on-site analysis and
correction of the error on your system will not take place. O&O assumes the ensuing expenses for
the cure, in particular the costs for transport, labor, and material. You are personally responsible for
installation. O&O specifically does not assume on-site installation as part of its obligation with
regard to defects of material or title. Should a change of the program be required as part of the
cure, O&O will make the necessary changes in the documentation without any charges.
(8) After the unsuccessful expiration of a deadline you set for cure, you can cancel the contract or
reduce the purchase price and demand compensation instead of service or the replacement of any
futile expenditures.
(9) A deadline is not required when a) O&O refuses both kinds of cure, even if it is entitled to do so
as a result of the arising expenses, or b) the cure is impossible, or c) the cure is unacceptable to
you, or d) the cure is unsuccessful.
A subsequent improvement is considered a failure after the second unsuccessful attempt, unless
there is something particular about the type of software or the defect itself or the surrounding
circumstances that would indicate otherwise.
(10) You are not entitled to cancel the contract if the defect is negligible, nor may you, in this
event, demand compensation instead of full service.
(11) In the event of cancellation, compensation is due for any uses made. The compensation for use
will be based on a four year, straight-line depreciation of the purchase price.
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