Binterhof
Sinner Christian
Henzing 20/B
I-39030 Gsies (South Tyrol in Italy)

Tel.: +39 0474 746838
E-Mail: info@binterhof.it
Internet: www.binterhof.it

VAT-ID: 02845790217
SNNCRS90L30B220H
Registered in the chamber of commerce: Bolzano (BZ)
Registration number: BZ-210577 – Date: 21/08/2014

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Data Protection Statement in Accordance with Regulation (EU) 2016/679: The protection of your personal data is an important concern for us. This data protection statement was prepared by us according to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR for short). We inform you about which data we collect, how we use it, and what rights you have as a visitor to this website. Due to the nature of the subject, some sections of the text may sound relatively technical. However, we have endeavoured to keep the essentials as understandable as possible for you.

Personal data: The personal data that you submit to us by sending a form on this website is transmitted to us – along with the date, time, and your IP address – in an encrypted manner and kept secure. We use your personal data to ensure the processing of the products or services offered on this website and to facilitate communication between you and us. We do not share this data with third parties. In the event of unlawful conduct, however, we cannot rule out the possibility that this data will be viewed by the authorities. The processing of your data is carried out in accordance with Art. 6 GDPR. By submitting a form, you give us consent to the processing of your personal data. You can revoke this consent in writing at any time.

Goals and purposes of data processing
The data processing is carried out exclusively for the following purposes:

• Fulfilment of legal obligations, commitments to decrees and collective norms as well as civil and tax laws
• Fulfilment of potential contractual obligations towards the person concerned
• Fulfilment of activities in connection with the business operations of our company, such as the completion of internal statistics, for financial accounting as well as managing of customer/supplier accounts
• Commercial purposes, such as the sending of commercial information and advertising material (by post, fax and email), marketing and market research
• Protection of claims and management of liabilities
• Goals regarding insurances, in particular credit insurances

Transmission and circulation of data
In relation to the targets, your personal data is forwarded as necessary:

• to the public administration and authorities when there is legal provision for this
• to credit institutes with whom our company maintains business relations for the management of claims, liabilities and financing arrangements
• to all those natural and/or juridical, public and/or private persons (legal, administrative and tax offices, courts, chambers of commerce etc) if the forwarding of the data proves useful or expedient to the practice of our operations, as well as in the above manner with the appropriate targets

The personal data processed by us is not unlawfully transmitted to a third party or distributed in any other form.

Manner of publication
The publication of data is absolutely necessary for the handling of contractual obligations, accountancy and legal regulations. Possible non-communication or false communication of compulsory information can result in the impossibility of proper handling of contractual relations and potential non-compliance with legal, administrative and work regulations.

Modalities of data processing
The data processing can take place with or without the help of electronic or automatic means and encompasses everything provided for in Art. 4, Paragraph 1a of Legal Decree No. 196 of 30 June 2003 and for the relevant procedures necessary for data processing. In any event, the data processing is carried out under the observance of all safety measures which guarantee security and confidentiality.

Rights of the person concerned
The data protection law accords the person concerned the possibility to exercise certain rights according to Articles 7, 8, 9 and 10 of the D.Lgs. No 196. He has the right to know in detail which personal data exist regarding him, even when these are not yet stored, and to have more detailed information on this data in comprehensible form. To find out the source and the reason and purpose for its use, as well as details regarding the owner and person responsible for the processing, and persons and categories of persons to whom this data may be transmitted. The person concerned has the right to confirm his data and to verify, amend and supplement, and to demand that the data be deleted, secured or converted into anonymous data, if the processing contravenes regulations. He has the right to oppose, on justified grounds, the total or partial processing of his data, as well as to require its deletion, securing or conversion into anonymous data without justified reason if the data is being used for the purpose of commercial information, the sending of advertising material, direct selling, market research and public opinion polling.

Concrete rights may be asserted on the part of the person concerned or a person nominated by him, by means of registered letter or email to the person responsible.

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