Terms of Usage

McRed CompuNet has and continues to make a large investment into this unique Website, its 'look, feel and function', its brand and identity. Under no circumstances may you use, copy, reproduce, re-engineer, create derivative works from, post, distribute, display, make or express claims of ownership, authorship or contribution to, or incorporate any part of this Website, including, without limitation, its layout, color schemes, functions, processes, content, textual copy, code, algorithms and scripts, into any other Website or work of similar nature, document, or any published work, for any reason whatsoever, without the express written consent of McRed CompuNet. If any action to the contrary is discovered, McRed CompuNet reserves the right to seek immediate injunctive relief, compensation for damages, and reimbursement for any and all pre-litigation, litigation and attorney fees, and court costs subject to the limitations of our province (ALBERTA) court rules.

McRed CompuNet's trade name, trademark, logo, product and service marks belong to McRed CompuNet. All other trade names, trademarks, logos, product or service marks mentioned herein belong to their respective owners.

Any information, methodologies, studies, video files, audio files, software code, photographs, graphics, processes, technologies or other materials published on the Website owned and operated by McRed CompuNet may be the subject of intellectual property rights reserved by McRed CompuNet, its subsidiaries or licensors. Your terms of use do not grant to you a license hereunder to otherwise use, copy, distribute or transfer such materials.

McRed CompuNet controls its Web site from its office(s) in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. You agree that any legal action, proceeding or other matters relating to your access or use of this Web site shall be governed by Canadian federal law or the laws of the Province of Alberta.

These Terms of Usage shall be construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of the Province of Alberta, Canada. You agree that the sole venue and jurisdiction for disputes arising out of these Terms of Usage shall be the appropriate province or federal court located in the province of Alberta, and you hereby submit to the jurisdiction of such courts.

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