General terms and conditions (ÁSZF)

These terms apply to the document purchased through the Catius Documents service.

Contracting party

The contracting party is Evgenii Shiriaev, sole trader (Spanish: autónomo) under Spanish law, Calle de Mendez Alvaro 2, 28045 Madrid, Spain (see Legal notice). The provider is established in Spain.

Description of the service

The subject matter of the contract is the supply, against payment, of digital content generated individually from the user's details and not supplied on a tangible medium.

From the documents you upload and the details you confirm, Catius Documents prepares a ready-to-sign ellentmondás (objection) against the fizetési meghagyás (payment order) as a PDF and Word file (DOCX), together with filing instructions. Whether you file an ellentmondás and with what content is solely your decision; the document is generated solely from your own details.

What is not covered by the contract

Conclusion of the contract

The contract is concluded at the moment your payment is successfully completed.

Price

2 990 Ft gross, including statutory VAT, one-off fee.

No subscription, no recurring costs.

Delivery

Delivery is digital, immediately after the contract is concluded: as a download on the order page and additionally by e-mail.

Your obligations

Liability

We are liable without limitation for damage caused intentionally or by gross negligence, and for damage to life, body or health. In the case of slight negligence we are liable only for the breach of material contractual obligations, up to the foreseeable damage typical of such a contract; liability for other damage caused by slight negligence is excluded. Mandatory consumer-protection provisions are not affected.

Duty to check

The document is generated automatically from your details. Check it carefully for accuracy and completeness before use. We cannot detect errors in your own details.

Right of withdrawal

Details of the right of withdrawal are on the Right of withdrawal page.

Applicable law

Spanish law applies, since the provider is established in Spain. If you are a consumer habitually resident in another state, in particular in Hungary, the mandatory consumer-protection provisions of that state's law are not affected by this choice of law.