Consumer Rights & Information

Information for consumers under Finnish law and EU consumer protection legislation.

Last updated: February 2026

1. Scope & Applicability

1.1 Who Is a Consumer

Under the Finnish Consumer Protection Act (kuluttajansuojalaki 38/1978), a consumer is a natural person who acquires goods or services primarily for purposes other than their trade, business, or profession.
This Consumer Rights page applies exclusively to transactions where a natural person acts as a consumer in relation to Warrant Art Lab ("WaL"). Business-to-business (B2B) transactions are governed solely by the WaL Terms of Service.

1.2 Applicable Legislation

Finnish Consumer Protection Act (38/1978), in particular Chapter 6 (distance selling of goods and services).
EU Consumer Rights Directive (2011/83/EU), as implemented in Finnish law.
EU Digital Content Directive (2019/770), as implemented in Finnish law, governing the supply of digital content and digital services.
This page supplements the WaL Terms of Service. In the event of conflict between these consumer rights disclosures and the Terms of Service, mandatory consumer protection law shall prevail for consumer transactions.

2. Trader Information (Pre-Contractual Disclosure)

2.1 Trader Identity

Trader: Warrant Art Lab
Location: Hanko, Finland
Contact email: support@warrantartlab.com
This information is provided in accordance with Chapter 6, Section 9 of the Finnish Consumer Protection Act, which requires traders to disclose their identity, geographical address, and contact details before a distance contract is concluded.

2.2 Main Characteristics of the Service

WaL is a digital platform for the creation, management, trading, licensing, and display of Digital Art Warrants ("DAWs") — structured digital provenance records linked to artworks.
Services include: DAW creation and registration, marketplace trading (fixed-price, auction, and offer-based), print ordering and display rights licensing, gallery and community features, and royalty distribution.
DAWs are digital provenance instruments, not financial securities or investment products. A DAW represents a verifiable chain of custody and rights record for an artwork.

2.3 Pricing & Payment

All prices on the WaL platform are displayed in the applicable currency (EUR unless otherwise stated) and include VAT where applicable.
Platform fees, royalty deductions, and any additional costs are disclosed before the consumer confirms a transaction.
Payment is processed through WaL's integrated payment infrastructure. Accepted payment methods are displayed at the point of purchase.
For marketplace transactions between users, the total cost includes the item price plus any applicable platform fees, which are clearly itemised before purchase confirmation.

3. Right of Withdrawal

3.1 Standard 14-Day Withdrawal Period

Under Chapter 6, Section 14 of the Finnish Consumer Protection Act and the EU Consumer Rights Directive, consumers have the right to withdraw from a distance contract within 14 days without giving any reason.
The withdrawal period begins on the day the contract is concluded (for digital content and services) or on the day the consumer receives the goods (for physical products such as prints).
To exercise the right of withdrawal, the consumer must notify WaL by a clear statement (e.g., email to support@warrantartlab.com) before the 14-day period expires.

3.2 Digital Content Exception

Under Chapter 6, Section 16 of the Finnish Consumer Protection Act, the right of withdrawal does not apply to the supply of digital content (not supplied on a tangible medium) if: (a) performance has begun with the consumer's prior express consent, and (b) the consumer has acknowledged that they will lose the right of withdrawal once performance begins.
DAW purchases are digital content transactions. When a consumer purchases a DAW, they will be asked to expressly consent to immediate delivery and acknowledge the loss of the withdrawal right before the transaction is finalised.
This consent mechanism is displayed clearly during the purchase flow, and a confirmation is sent to the consumer's registered email address.

3.3 Physical Products (Prints)

For print orders (physical reproductions of artworks), the standard 14-day withdrawal period applies from the date of delivery.
Custom-made or clearly personalised prints may be exempt from the right of withdrawal under Chapter 6, Section 16(3). Consumers will be informed of this exception before placing a custom print order.
To return a print, the consumer must notify WaL within the withdrawal period and return the product in its original condition at the consumer's expense, unless the product was defective or incorrectly delivered.

3.4 How to Withdraw

Send a clear withdrawal notice to: support@warrantartlab.com
Include your name, the transaction reference or DAW identifier, and the date of purchase.
Upon valid withdrawal, WaL will refund all payments received from the consumer within 14 days of receiving the withdrawal notice, using the same payment method as the original transaction.

4. Conformity & Defect Remedies for Digital Content

4.1 Conformity Requirements

Under the EU Digital Content Directive (2019/770), as implemented in Finnish law, WaL is responsible for ensuring that digital content and digital services supplied to consumers conform to the contract.
Digital content must: (a) be fit for the purposes for which digital content of the same type would normally be used; (b) possess the qualities and features that the consumer can reasonably expect; and (c) comply with any description provided by WaL prior to purchase.
For DAWs, conformity means: the provenance record accurately reflects the information provided at creation, the DAW is accessible and functional within the WaL platform, and any associated rights (display, print licensing) operate as described.

4.2 Reporting Defects

If a consumer discovers a defect or non-conformity in digital content or a digital service, they should notify WaL as soon as practicable by contacting support@warrantartlab.com.
WaL is liable for any lack of conformity that exists at the time of supply or, for continuous supply, that occurs during the period of supply.
For defects that become apparent within one year of supply, the defect is presumed to have existed at the time of supply unless WaL demonstrates otherwise.

4.3 Remedies

Where digital content does not conform to the contract, the consumer is entitled to have the content brought into conformity free of charge within a reasonable time.
If conformity cannot be achieved, or WaL fails to bring the content into conformity within a reasonable time, the consumer is entitled to a proportionate reduction in price or termination of the contract and a refund.
These remedies are without prejudice to any right to claim damages under applicable Finnish law.

5. WaL-Specific Context

5.1 DAW Purchases

A DAW is a structured digital provenance record. Purchasing a DAW transfers the holder position in the DAW's chain of custody within the WaL platform. Consumer rights apply to the transaction itself.
DAW provenance data (the immutable chain of events recorded on the DAW) is a platform feature that supports the DAW's function as a provenance instrument. Provenance data is not separately tradable "goods" and is not subject to withdrawal independently of the DAW transaction.

5.2 Exit Minting

Exit Minting allows a DAW holder to permanently close a DAW's lifecycle on the WaL platform. Once Exit Minting is executed, the DAW record is sealed and can no longer be traded, transferred, or modified within WaL.
Because Exit Minting is an irreversible action that the consumer explicitly initiates and confirms, the right of withdrawal does not apply to Exit Minting once executed.

5.3 Print Orders & Display Rights

Print orders (physical reproductions) are subject to the standard consumer rights for physical goods, including the 14-day withdrawal period from delivery (see Section 3.3).
Display rights (screen display licensing via DAW-S) are digital services. The digital content withdrawal exception (Section 3.2) applies once the display service is activated with the consumer's express consent.
Royalty distributions triggered by print sales or display licensing are platform calculations, not consumer transactions. Royalty recipients act in a business or creator capacity, not as consumers.

6. Price & Payment Transparency

6.1 Total Price Disclosure

Before a consumer confirms any purchase on WaL, the total price — including all applicable fees, taxes, and charges — is clearly displayed.
Platform fees and royalty deductions are itemised separately so consumers can see exactly how the total price is composed.
If the price cannot be calculated in advance (e.g., auction outcomes), the manner in which the price is calculated is clearly explained.

6.2 Currency & VAT

Prices are displayed in EUR unless the consumer's preferences or location indicate otherwise.
VAT is included in displayed prices for consumers within the EU, in accordance with Finnish VAT legislation (arvonlisaverolaki 1501/1993).
For consumers outside the EU, applicable taxes and duties may vary and are the responsibility of the consumer.

7. Complaint Procedures

7.1 How to File a Complaint

Consumers may file a complaint by contacting WaL at support@warrantartlab.com, providing: (a) their name and contact details, (b) a description of the issue, (c) the transaction or DAW reference, and (d) the desired resolution.
WaL will acknowledge receipt of the complaint within 5 business days and endeavour to resolve the matter within 30 days.
If the complaint relates to a defect in digital content, WaL will assess the issue under the conformity requirements described in Section 4.

7.2 Escalation

If the consumer is not satisfied with WaL's response, they may escalate the matter to the Alternative Dispute Resolution bodies described in Section 8.
Filing a complaint with WaL does not affect the consumer's right to pursue the matter through ADR or judicial proceedings.

8. Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)

8.1 Finnish Consumer Disputes Board

Consumers may refer disputes to the Finnish Consumer Disputes Board (kuluttajariitalautakunta), which provides free-of-charge dispute resolution for consumer complaints.
Contact: Kuluttajariitalautakunta, Hameentie 3, P.O. Box 306, 00531 Helsinki, Finland. Website: www.kuluttajariita.fi
Before filing with the Consumer Disputes Board, consumers should first contact the Consumer Advisory Services (kuluttajaneuvonta) for guidance: www.kkv.fi/kuluttajaneuvonta

8.2 EU Online Dispute Resolution (ODR)

The European Commission provides an Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) platform for consumers who wish to resolve disputes arising from online purchases.
The ODR platform is available at: https://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/
When filing through the ODR platform, WaL's contact email for dispute resolution is: support@warrantartlab.com

9. Supervisory Authorities

9.1 Finnish Consumer Ombudsman

The competent supervisory authority for consumer protection matters related to WaL is the Finnish Consumer Ombudsman (kuluttaja-asiamies), operating under the Finnish Competition and Consumer Authority (Kilpailu- ja kuluttajavirasto, KKV).
KKV website: www.kkv.fi
The Consumer Ombudsman supervises compliance with consumer protection legislation and can take enforcement action against traders who violate consumer rights.

9.2 Data Protection

For matters related to personal data processing, the competent authority is the Finnish Data Protection Ombudsman (Tietosuojavaltuutetun toimisto). See the WaL Privacy Policy for details.

10. Liability for Digital Content

10.1 WaL's Responsibility

WaL is responsible for ensuring that digital content and digital services supplied to consumers conform to the contract at the time of supply, and throughout the period of supply for continuous services.
WaL's liability covers defects in the platform's functionality that prevent a consumer from accessing, using, or transferring their DAWs as described in the service documentation.
WaL is not liable for: (a) defects caused by the consumer's own equipment, software, or internet connection; (b) modifications to digital content made by the consumer or a third party; or (c) the consumer's failure to install updates that WaL has made available, provided WaL informed the consumer of the update and the consequences of not installing it.

10.2 Limitation Period

Under Finnish law, claims related to defects in digital content must be made within a reasonable time after the consumer discovered or should have discovered the defect.
For digital content supplied in a single act of supply, WaL is liable for defects that become apparent within two years of supply.
These limitation periods do not affect any longer limitation periods available under general Finnish contract law.

11. Changes to This Information

11.1 Updates

WaL may update this Consumer Rights information to reflect changes in applicable law or platform features.
Material changes will be communicated to registered users via email or platform notification at least 30 days before they take effect.
The current version of this page is always available at warrantartlab.com/consumer-rights.

12. Cross-References

12.1 Related Documents

Terms of Service — in particular Section 11 (Liability & Consumer Protection) and Section 17 (Data & Privacy).
Privacy Policy — for information on how WaL processes personal data in connection with consumer transactions.
IP Dispute Protocol — for intellectual property disputes related to DAWs.

Consumer Rights & Information

Information for consumers under Finnish law and EU consumer protection legislation.

Last updated: February 2026

1. Scope & Applicability

1.1 Who Is a Consumer

Under the Finnish Consumer Protection Act (kuluttajansuojalaki 38/1978), a consumer is a natural person who acquires goods or services primarily for purposes other than their trade, business, or profession.
This Consumer Rights page applies exclusively to transactions where a natural person acts as a consumer in relation to Warrant Art Lab ("WaL"). Business-to-business (B2B) transactions are governed solely by the WaL Terms of Service.

1.2 Applicable Legislation

Finnish Consumer Protection Act (38/1978), in particular Chapter 6 (distance selling of goods and services).
EU Consumer Rights Directive (2011/83/EU), as implemented in Finnish law.
EU Digital Content Directive (2019/770), as implemented in Finnish law, governing the supply of digital content and digital services.
This page supplements the WaL Terms of Service. In the event of conflict between these consumer rights disclosures and the Terms of Service, mandatory consumer protection law shall prevail for consumer transactions.

2. Trader Information (Pre-Contractual Disclosure)

2.1 Trader Identity

Trader: Warrant Art Lab
Location: Hanko, Finland
Contact email: support@warrantartlab.com
This information is provided in accordance with Chapter 6, Section 9 of the Finnish Consumer Protection Act, which requires traders to disclose their identity, geographical address, and contact details before a distance contract is concluded.

2.2 Main Characteristics of the Service

WaL is a digital platform for the creation, management, trading, licensing, and display of Digital Art Warrants ("DAWs") — structured digital provenance records linked to artworks.
Services include: DAW creation and registration, marketplace trading (fixed-price, auction, and offer-based), print ordering and display rights licensing, gallery and community features, and royalty distribution.
DAWs are digital provenance instruments, not financial securities or investment products. A DAW represents a verifiable chain of custody and rights record for an artwork.

2.3 Pricing & Payment

All prices on the WaL platform are displayed in the applicable currency (EUR unless otherwise stated) and include VAT where applicable.
Platform fees, royalty deductions, and any additional costs are disclosed before the consumer confirms a transaction.
Payment is processed through WaL's integrated payment infrastructure. Accepted payment methods are displayed at the point of purchase.
For marketplace transactions between users, the total cost includes the item price plus any applicable platform fees, which are clearly itemised before purchase confirmation.

3. Right of Withdrawal

3.1 Standard 14-Day Withdrawal Period

Under Chapter 6, Section 14 of the Finnish Consumer Protection Act and the EU Consumer Rights Directive, consumers have the right to withdraw from a distance contract within 14 days without giving any reason.
The withdrawal period begins on the day the contract is concluded (for digital content and services) or on the day the consumer receives the goods (for physical products such as prints).
To exercise the right of withdrawal, the consumer must notify WaL by a clear statement (e.g., email to support@warrantartlab.com) before the 14-day period expires.

3.2 Digital Content Exception

Under Chapter 6, Section 16 of the Finnish Consumer Protection Act, the right of withdrawal does not apply to the supply of digital content (not supplied on a tangible medium) if: (a) performance has begun with the consumer's prior express consent, and (b) the consumer has acknowledged that they will lose the right of withdrawal once performance begins.
DAW purchases are digital content transactions. When a consumer purchases a DAW, they will be asked to expressly consent to immediate delivery and acknowledge the loss of the withdrawal right before the transaction is finalised.
This consent mechanism is displayed clearly during the purchase flow, and a confirmation is sent to the consumer's registered email address.

3.3 Physical Products (Prints)

For print orders (physical reproductions of artworks), the standard 14-day withdrawal period applies from the date of delivery.
Custom-made or clearly personalised prints may be exempt from the right of withdrawal under Chapter 6, Section 16(3). Consumers will be informed of this exception before placing a custom print order.
To return a print, the consumer must notify WaL within the withdrawal period and return the product in its original condition at the consumer's expense, unless the product was defective or incorrectly delivered.

3.4 How to Withdraw

Send a clear withdrawal notice to: support@warrantartlab.com
Include your name, the transaction reference or DAW identifier, and the date of purchase.
Upon valid withdrawal, WaL will refund all payments received from the consumer within 14 days of receiving the withdrawal notice, using the same payment method as the original transaction.

4. Conformity & Defect Remedies for Digital Content

4.1 Conformity Requirements

Under the EU Digital Content Directive (2019/770), as implemented in Finnish law, WaL is responsible for ensuring that digital content and digital services supplied to consumers conform to the contract.
Digital content must: (a) be fit for the purposes for which digital content of the same type would normally be used; (b) possess the qualities and features that the consumer can reasonably expect; and (c) comply with any description provided by WaL prior to purchase.
For DAWs, conformity means: the provenance record accurately reflects the information provided at creation, the DAW is accessible and functional within the WaL platform, and any associated rights (display, print licensing) operate as described.

4.2 Reporting Defects

If a consumer discovers a defect or non-conformity in digital content or a digital service, they should notify WaL as soon as practicable by contacting support@warrantartlab.com.
WaL is liable for any lack of conformity that exists at the time of supply or, for continuous supply, that occurs during the period of supply.
For defects that become apparent within one year of supply, the defect is presumed to have existed at the time of supply unless WaL demonstrates otherwise.

4.3 Remedies

Where digital content does not conform to the contract, the consumer is entitled to have the content brought into conformity free of charge within a reasonable time.
If conformity cannot be achieved, or WaL fails to bring the content into conformity within a reasonable time, the consumer is entitled to a proportionate reduction in price or termination of the contract and a refund.
These remedies are without prejudice to any right to claim damages under applicable Finnish law.

5. WaL-Specific Context

5.1 DAW Purchases

A DAW is a structured digital provenance record. Purchasing a DAW transfers the holder position in the DAW's chain of custody within the WaL platform. Consumer rights apply to the transaction itself.
DAW provenance data (the immutable chain of events recorded on the DAW) is a platform feature that supports the DAW's function as a provenance instrument. Provenance data is not separately tradable "goods" and is not subject to withdrawal independently of the DAW transaction.

5.2 Exit Minting

Exit Minting allows a DAW holder to permanently close a DAW's lifecycle on the WaL platform. Once Exit Minting is executed, the DAW record is sealed and can no longer be traded, transferred, or modified within WaL.
Because Exit Minting is an irreversible action that the consumer explicitly initiates and confirms, the right of withdrawal does not apply to Exit Minting once executed.

5.3 Print Orders & Display Rights

Print orders (physical reproductions) are subject to the standard consumer rights for physical goods, including the 14-day withdrawal period from delivery (see Section 3.3).
Display rights (screen display licensing via DAW-S) are digital services. The digital content withdrawal exception (Section 3.2) applies once the display service is activated with the consumer's express consent.
Royalty distributions triggered by print sales or display licensing are platform calculations, not consumer transactions. Royalty recipients act in a business or creator capacity, not as consumers.

6. Price & Payment Transparency

6.1 Total Price Disclosure

Before a consumer confirms any purchase on WaL, the total price — including all applicable fees, taxes, and charges — is clearly displayed.
Platform fees and royalty deductions are itemised separately so consumers can see exactly how the total price is composed.
If the price cannot be calculated in advance (e.g., auction outcomes), the manner in which the price is calculated is clearly explained.

6.2 Currency & VAT

Prices are displayed in EUR unless the consumer's preferences or location indicate otherwise.
VAT is included in displayed prices for consumers within the EU, in accordance with Finnish VAT legislation (arvonlisaverolaki 1501/1993).
For consumers outside the EU, applicable taxes and duties may vary and are the responsibility of the consumer.

7. Complaint Procedures

7.1 How to File a Complaint

Consumers may file a complaint by contacting WaL at support@warrantartlab.com, providing: (a) their name and contact details, (b) a description of the issue, (c) the transaction or DAW reference, and (d) the desired resolution.
WaL will acknowledge receipt of the complaint within 5 business days and endeavour to resolve the matter within 30 days.
If the complaint relates to a defect in digital content, WaL will assess the issue under the conformity requirements described in Section 4.

7.2 Escalation

If the consumer is not satisfied with WaL's response, they may escalate the matter to the Alternative Dispute Resolution bodies described in Section 8.
Filing a complaint with WaL does not affect the consumer's right to pursue the matter through ADR or judicial proceedings.

8. Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)

8.1 Finnish Consumer Disputes Board

Consumers may refer disputes to the Finnish Consumer Disputes Board (kuluttajariitalautakunta), which provides free-of-charge dispute resolution for consumer complaints.
Contact: Kuluttajariitalautakunta, Hameentie 3, P.O. Box 306, 00531 Helsinki, Finland. Website: www.kuluttajariita.fi
Before filing with the Consumer Disputes Board, consumers should first contact the Consumer Advisory Services (kuluttajaneuvonta) for guidance: www.kkv.fi/kuluttajaneuvonta

8.2 EU Online Dispute Resolution (ODR)

The European Commission provides an Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) platform for consumers who wish to resolve disputes arising from online purchases.
The ODR platform is available at: https://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/
When filing through the ODR platform, WaL's contact email for dispute resolution is: support@warrantartlab.com

9. Supervisory Authorities

9.1 Finnish Consumer Ombudsman

The competent supervisory authority for consumer protection matters related to WaL is the Finnish Consumer Ombudsman (kuluttaja-asiamies), operating under the Finnish Competition and Consumer Authority (Kilpailu- ja kuluttajavirasto, KKV).
KKV website: www.kkv.fi
The Consumer Ombudsman supervises compliance with consumer protection legislation and can take enforcement action against traders who violate consumer rights.

9.2 Data Protection

For matters related to personal data processing, the competent authority is the Finnish Data Protection Ombudsman (Tietosuojavaltuutetun toimisto). See the WaL Privacy Policy for details.

10. Liability for Digital Content

10.1 WaL's Responsibility

WaL is responsible for ensuring that digital content and digital services supplied to consumers conform to the contract at the time of supply, and throughout the period of supply for continuous services.
WaL's liability covers defects in the platform's functionality that prevent a consumer from accessing, using, or transferring their DAWs as described in the service documentation.
WaL is not liable for: (a) defects caused by the consumer's own equipment, software, or internet connection; (b) modifications to digital content made by the consumer or a third party; or (c) the consumer's failure to install updates that WaL has made available, provided WaL informed the consumer of the update and the consequences of not installing it.

10.2 Limitation Period

Under Finnish law, claims related to defects in digital content must be made within a reasonable time after the consumer discovered or should have discovered the defect.
For digital content supplied in a single act of supply, WaL is liable for defects that become apparent within two years of supply.
These limitation periods do not affect any longer limitation periods available under general Finnish contract law.

11. Changes to This Information

11.1 Updates

WaL may update this Consumer Rights information to reflect changes in applicable law or platform features.
Material changes will be communicated to registered users via email or platform notification at least 30 days before they take effect.
The current version of this page is always available at warrantartlab.com/consumer-rights.

12. Cross-References

12.1 Related Documents

Terms of Service — in particular Section 11 (Liability & Consumer Protection) and Section 17 (Data & Privacy).
Privacy Policy — for information on how WaL processes personal data in connection with consumer transactions.
IP Dispute Protocol — for intellectual property disputes related to DAWs.

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Consumer Rights & Information

1. Scope & Applicability

1.1 Who Is a Consumer

1.2 Applicable Legislation

2. Trader Information (Pre-Contractual Disclosure)

2.1 Trader Identity

2.2 Main Characteristics of the Service

2.3 Pricing & Payment

3. Right of Withdrawal

3.1 Standard 14-Day Withdrawal Period

3.2 Digital Content Exception

3.3 Physical Products (Prints)

3.4 How to Withdraw

4. Conformity & Defect Remedies for Digital Content

4.1 Conformity Requirements

4.2 Reporting Defects

4.3 Remedies

5. WaL-Specific Context

5.1 DAW Purchases

5.2 Exit Minting

5.3 Print Orders & Display Rights

6. Price & Payment Transparency

6.1 Total Price Disclosure

6.2 Currency & VAT

7. Complaint Procedures

7.1 How to File a Complaint

7.2 Escalation

8. Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)

8.1 Finnish Consumer Disputes Board

8.2 EU Online Dispute Resolution (ODR)

9. Supervisory Authorities

9.1 Finnish Consumer Ombudsman

9.2 Data Protection

10. Liability for Digital Content

10.1 WaL's Responsibility

10.2 Limitation Period

11. Changes to This Information

11.1 Updates

12. Cross-References

12.1 Related Documents

Consumer Rights & Information

1. Scope & Applicability

1.1 Who Is a Consumer

1.2 Applicable Legislation

2. Trader Information (Pre-Contractual Disclosure)

2.1 Trader Identity

2.2 Main Characteristics of the Service

2.3 Pricing & Payment

3. Right of Withdrawal

3.1 Standard 14-Day Withdrawal Period

3.2 Digital Content Exception

3.3 Physical Products (Prints)

3.4 How to Withdraw

4. Conformity & Defect Remedies for Digital Content

4.1 Conformity Requirements

4.2 Reporting Defects

4.3 Remedies

5. WaL-Specific Context

5.1 DAW Purchases

5.2 Exit Minting

5.3 Print Orders & Display Rights

6. Price & Payment Transparency

6.1 Total Price Disclosure

6.2 Currency & VAT

7. Complaint Procedures

7.1 How to File a Complaint

7.2 Escalation

8. Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)

8.1 Finnish Consumer Disputes Board

8.2 EU Online Dispute Resolution (ODR)

9. Supervisory Authorities

9.1 Finnish Consumer Ombudsman

9.2 Data Protection

10. Liability for Digital Content

10.1 WaL's Responsibility

10.2 Limitation Period

11. Changes to This Information

11.1 Updates