Copyright
We agree with usual fair-use qualifications to copyright law. No material known to be under copyright by others has been stolen. As we are publishing in the Netherlands, Dutch copyright laws are abided by (as published in Staatsblad 1999 - 303). We have made every attempt to seek permission in case of doubt.
In case you are reading texts presented on the Abbol site in a country where other copyright provisions apply, you should follow the copyright laws of your country and you should refrain from downloading files if you have any doubts concerning intellectual property ownership.

We cannot be held responsible for infringement damages; we derive no profit from distributing texts and/or images on the Abbol-website. We do not keep track of files being downloaded by users, or of the countries from which they are downloaded.

The copyright notice here is only to protect the use of texts and/or images against theft and unlicensed sale.

No advanced permission is required to 'link' to Abbol pages from anywhere else on the World Wide Web. However, we preserve the right to refuse links from pages we do not wish to be associated with.

Use of information from Abbol pages by students or teachers without proper acknowledgment may be in violation of academic standards and considered plagiarism; consult your institution's policies.


Security
We will not be held responsible for any harm suffered by your downloading data, text, or pictures from these pages.
You may not alter or change any pages on this site or attempt to prevent access to it by others without permission of the owner. Security violations will be prosecuted. Unauthorized use is prohibited by law.


Privacy
By reading these pages you do not give up any rights to privacy in information about yourself.
No commercial purpose will be made of your name or information; it will not be sold or otherwise distributed to any other person unless you agree otherwise.
Do not give out personal information to callers or others who might pretend to be from this site.

All users are expected to have read this statement.