Website scope
This website provides general information about a Denmark-based sole proprietorship registered for video game publishing. The service descriptions are general and do not constitute an offer, guarantee of availability, professional advice or promise of a particular result. No titles, clients, partners, pricing or work history are represented.
You may use the website lawfully and should not attempt to interfere with its operation, security or availability. The site and its content are provided for information and may be changed or withdrawn.
Publishing agreements
No publishing mandate, licence, rights transfer, distribution arrangement or other service contract is formed merely by visiting this website or sending an enquiry. Any work would be subject to written agreement on scope, responsibilities, deliverables, timing, fees, intellectual property, confidentiality and other relevant terms. No licence is granted by this website except the limited right to view its public content.
Accuracy and availability
Reasonable care is taken to keep the site information clear, but no representation is made that it is complete for every purpose or always available without interruption. Registry details are presented as company information; the site is not a government registry.
Liability
To the extent permitted by applicable law, Emma Winther is not liable for indirect or consequential loss arising solely from general information on this website, its temporary unavailability or external sites linked from it. Nothing in these terms excludes liability where it cannot lawfully be excluded, including liability for intentional misconduct or mandatory consumer rights where applicable.
Complaints and contact
Please raise a question or complaint directly at easp.th@gmail.com or by post to Muusgården 22, 2., 5300 Kerteminde, Denmark. The complaint will be considered and a response provided through the contact channel available. No fixed public hours are published.
Governing law
These website terms are governed by Danish law. Disputes are subject to the competent courts in Denmark, without prejudice to mandatory rules that may apply.
Changes
Terms may be revised by publishing an updated version on this page. The page's current text applies to continued use after publication.