General Terms and Conditions
General Terms and Conditions
1. Effectiveness and Acceptance
Accessing and browsing the Home Gallery web portal constitutes unconditional acceptance of these General Terms and Conditions. The User declares to have read, understood, and accepted the clauses contained herein, committing to comply with the principles of Good Faith and Fairness (Art. 1175 of the Italian Civil Code).
2. Legal Nature of Advertisements (Invitatio ad Offerendum)
The property listings, descriptions, and prices displayed on the portal are for indicative purposes only and DO NOT constitute a public offer pursuant to Art. 1336 of the Civil Code, but rather a mere invitation to treat (invitatio ad offerendum). No contractual obligation arises for Home Gallery simply by the publication or viewing of these advertisements.
3. Intellectual Property Protection
The entirety of the content (text, source code, databases, graphic works) is the exclusive property of Home Gallery and is protected by Law 633/1941 on copyright. Any reproduction, even partial, not authorized in writing constitutes a civil and criminal offense punishable by law.
4. Disclaimer of Liability
While the Company exercises the utmost professional diligence, it does not guarantee the absence of errors or inaccuracies in information provided by third parties. Except in cases of willful misconduct or gross negligence (Art. 1229 of the Italian Civil Code), Home Gallery is exempt from all liability for direct or indirect damages arising from the use of the platform or reliance placed on the information contained therein.
5. Governing Law and Exclusive Jurisdiction
The legal relationship is governed by Italian Law. For any dispute arising from the interpretation or execution of this agreement, the Court of Genova shall have exclusive jurisdiction. If the User qualifies as a Consumer, the mandatory jurisdiction of their place of residence or elected domicile shall apply, pursuant to Legislative Decree 206/2005 (Consumer Code).
6. Technological Security and Janus II Protocol
The platform adopts the advanced 'Janus II' security architecture, based on trustless principles and strong encryption to ensure the integrity and confidentiality of digital transactions. Although the infrastructure utilizes military-grade cryptographic standards (e.g., SPKI digital signatures, SCT tokens), the User acknowledges that security is a shared responsibility and agrees to diligently safeguard their devices and access credentials, exempting the Operator from liability for unauthorized access resulting from User negligence.
7. Operational Responsibility and Non-Repudiation
Access to the management platform by employees, collaborators, and authorized personnel is carried out through strong authentication protocols that ensure the unique accountability of operations (Principle of Non-Repudiation). Every access to and modification of decrypted data is tracked in immutable logs. The Company shall not be held civilly or criminally liable for any data exfiltration, misuse, or breaches of confidentiality committed by authorized operators acting with intent or gross negligence, violating corporate security policies and abusing the privileges granted to them.
8. Force Majeure and Indemnity
The Company shall not be held liable for delays or failures to perform due to force majeure or unforeseeable circumstances, including but not limited to: natural disasters, large-scale cyberattacks, widespread network or power outages, and government actions. In such cases, obligations are suspended for the duration of the impediment, without the User being entitled to any compensation or damages.
9. Unilateral Amendments and Notice Period
Home Gallery may make changes to these Terms for legal, security, or organizational reasons, providing notice by publishing them on the website and, where appropriate, via email. Changes will take effect 15 days after publication, except for adjustments required by mandatory regulations.
10. Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) and Prohibitions
The following are prohibited: (i) performing massive data scraping/extraction; (ii) conducting intrusive testing or vulnerability scans without authorization; (iii) reverse engineering software components; (iv) sharing credentials or bypassing security mechanisms. Any violation will result in the termination of the agreement and the obligation to pay for damages.

