1. General
With FEWOLIKE, the customer has a service company that facilitates management and marketing of their holiday property.
2. Subject Matter of the Contract
There are two contract types. Variant 1: use of the contractually defined services in return for a percentage share of revenue. Variant 2: FEWOLIKE rents the holiday property. The rental terms are negotiated in detail.
The exact subject matter and scope follow from the offer and these GTC. These documents form integral parts of the contract.
If contradictions arise when applying individual components, the offer prevails over the GTC. Special agreements signed by both parties are reserved. These take precedence over other contract components.
3. Rights
The customer is granted a non-exclusive right to use FEWOLIKE and the associated documentation to the intended extent.
Rights to logos, website, interface account, and listing activation on the portals remain with FEWOLIKE.
4. Conclusion of Contract
The contract between FEWOLIKE and the customer is concluded by returning the signed offer or by signing the contract conclusion form. The start of performance obligations and of the right of use is determined by the offer.
5. Term
The minimum term from the effective date is 12 months and it is tacitly renewed continuously by a further 12 months.
6. Termination
Termination by either party must be in writing, by electronic data transmission, and submitted 3 months before renewal.
7. Rights and Duties
The customer must ensure at all times that the rental property is in a condition appealing to guests. FEWOLIKE ensures a flawless process for all contractually agreed services at all times.
8. Contractual Limitations of Liability
In the event of outages or disruptions in water, heating, television, or power supply, no recourse claims can be asserted. Liability is also excluded for events or consequences of force majeure.
9. Final Provisions
Changes and additions to the contract, the acceptance of the offer, or these terms and conditions should be in writing. Unilateral changes or additions by the customer are ineffective.
If individual provisions of these GTC are ineffective or void, the validity of the remaining provisions is not affected and such provisions are to be replaced by valid ones that come closest to the intended economic purpose. Otherwise, the statutory provisions of the Swiss Code of Obligations (OR) apply.