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Art. 13. Applicable law and competent court; out-of-court settlement of disputes - Alternative Dispute Resolution/Online Dispute Resolution

13.1 The purchase contracts concluded through the Site are governed by Italian law. This is without prejudice to the application to consumer users who do not have their habitual residence in Italy of any more favorable and mandatory provisions provided for by the law of the country in which they have their habitual residence.

13.2 We remind you that in the case of a consumer user, the court of the place where the user resides or has elected domicile is competent for any dispute relating to the application, execution and interpretation of this document.

13.3 Pursuant to art. 141-sexies, paragraph 3 of the Consumer Code, the Seller informs the user who holds the status of consumer pursuant to art. 3, paragraph 1, lett. a) of the Consumer Code, which, in the event that he has submitted a complaint directly to the Seller, as a result of which it has not been possible to resolve the dispute thus arisen, the Seller will provide information regarding the body or bodies of Alternative Dispute Resolution for the out-of-court resolution of disputes relating to obligations deriving from a contract concluded on the basis of these General Conditions of Sale (ADR bodies, as indicated in articles 141-bis and following of the Consumer Code), specifying whether it intends to make use of or not of such bodies to resolve the dispute itself.

13.4 The Seller also informs the user who holds the status of consumer pursuant to art. 3, paragraph 1, letter a) of the Consumer Code that a European platform has been established for the online resolution of consumer disputes (so-called ODR platform). The ODR platform can be consulted at the following address http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/; through the ODR platform, the consumer user will be able to consult the list of ADR bodies, find the link to the website of each of them and start an online resolution procedure for the dispute in which he is involved.

13.5 The right of the consumer user to appeal to the ordinary competent court of the dispute deriving from these General Conditions of Sale, whatever the outcome of the out-of-court settlement procedure of disputes relating to consumer relationships by resorting to procedures, are reserved. referred to in Part V, Title II-bis of the Consumer Code.

13.6 The user who resides in a member state of the European Union other than Italy, can also access, for any dispute relating to the application, execution and interpretation of these General Conditions of Sale, to the European procedure established for disputes of modest entity, by Regulation (EC) no. 861/2007 of the Council, of 11 July 2007, provided that the value of the dispute does not exceed, excluding interest, rights and expenses, Euro 2,000.00. The text of the regulation is available on the website www.eur-lex.europa.eu.