Casita Travel Terms and Conditions
Considering that by making a booking, Casita Travel BV (hereinafter referred to as Casita) and the Tenant agree to the following Casita terms and conditions.
Article 1 Definitions
Unless expressly stated otherwise, the following terms and concepts written with a capital letter in these General Terms and Conditions have the following meanings.
Down payment
A deposit required from the Tenant for the rental sum to be paid to Casita in accordance with Casita's payment terms, see Article 4.
Accommodation
The Holiday Home(s) owned by the Landlord to be mediated in accordance with the Rental Agreement.
Cancellation conditions
Cancellation conditions apply in the event of cancellation by the Tenant after booking on the website or by telephone via Casita. These cancellation conditions can be found under the provisions included in these General Terms and Conditions after the conclusion of the agreement with the Tenant.
Mediation
Casita Travel mediates on behalf of and between the Landlord and the Tenant in order to rent out the Accommodation for recreational purposes, whereby the rental agreement is concluded between Casita Travel B.V. on behalf of the Landlord and a third party (the Tenant).
Booking request
The request sent by the Visitor via the Casita websites using the booking request form based on the photos, texts, videos, rates, additional costs and availability shown there for the rental of accommodation in a specific period at a published price.
Booking
A booking is a reservation for a specific holiday home for a specific period, confirmed by the tenant either verbally or in writing.
Security deposit
A sum of money required by the Landlord from the Tenant, which serves as a guarantee for the proper fulfilment of the rental agreement.
Casita
Casita Travel B.V., with its registered office in Amsterdam and its place of business in Apeldoorn at Linie 574 G (7325 DZ) and registered with the Chamber of Commerce under number 70513864.
Content
Images, videos and texts posted by Casita on behalf of the Landlord(s) and after verification on the Website(s).
Tenant(s)
The Tenant whose Booking Request has been accepted by Casita, thereby establishing an agreement between the Tenant and the Landlord with regard to the Accommodation in question.
Landlord
The legal owner of the holiday home or the person or company acting legally on behalf of the legal owner.
Rental price
The basic rental price as stated in the Booking Request plus all additional costs published in advance by the Landlord and payable by the Tenant, excluding the Deposit.
Guest environment
Personal online account created by the Tenant for the use of the Website, which provides access to personal information about the booking made.
Office hours
By email and WhatsApp: Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., except on public holidays.
By telephone: Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 1.30 p.m.
Remaining payment
The amount owed by the Tenant for the Rent after deduction of any Deposit.
Website(s)
www.casitatravel.nl and www.casitatravel.com.
Working days
Working days: Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays.
Article 2 Effective date, application and interim changes
These General Terms and Conditions apply in addition to the Rental Agreement with the tenant and to the use of the Website and all services offered by Casita.
Casita reserves the right to review and amend its General Terms and Conditions from time to time. The most recent version of the General Terms and Conditions can be requested from Casita at any time.
• For visitors to the Website, the version of the General Terms and Conditions as published on the Website at that time naturally applies.
• For Tenants of an Accommodation, the version of the General Terms and Conditions at the time of sending the Booking Confirmation applies.
• For Landlords, the most recently amended version of these General Terms and Conditions applies, which can be requested from Casita and found on the Website.
Article 3 Conclusion and content of the agreement with the Tenant
Article 3, paragraph 1
The rental agreement is concluded when the Tenant accepts Casita's offer. Acceptance must be made in writing or by making a (down) payment on the rent within the terms specified by Casita.
Article 3, paragraph 2
Casita's offer is without obligation and may be revoked by Casita if necessary. Revocation must take place as soon as possible and may take place without stating reasons.
Article 3, paragraph 3
The scope and nature of the services to be provided by Casita are determined exclusively by the offer made by Casita in writing or electronically and accepted by the Tenant. Any changes require the express written consent of Casita.
Article 3, paragraph 4
Before or upon conclusion of the rental agreement, or as soon as possible thereafter, the Tenant shall provide all information concerning himself and the other traveller(s) that may be necessary or relevant for the conclusion or proper performance of the agreement. If he fails to comply with this obligation to provide information and this results in these travellers being denied access to the Accommodation by Casita or third parties, such as but not limited to government agencies, the cancellation costs described in Article 9 and the costs referred to in Article 15, paragraph 2, will be charged to the Tenant.
Article 3, paragraph 5
The Tenant is jointly and severally liable for all obligations arising from the rental agreement for him and for the traveller(s). All communication (including payment transactions) between the traveller(s) on the one hand and Casita on the other hand will take place exclusively via the Tenant.
Article 3, paragraph 6
Obvious errors and obvious mistakes are not binding on Casita. Such errors and mistakes are errors and mistakes that – from the perspective of the average tenant – are or should be recognisable as such at first glance.
Article 3, paragraph 7
Casita accepts no responsibility for general information contained in photographs, brochures, advertisements, websites and other information carriers, insofar as these have been compiled or published under the responsibility of third parties.
Article 3, paragraph 8
Casita is affiliated with SGR under number 3836. The Tenant is familiar with the conditions under which SGR provides coverage. The SGR conditions can be viewed on the Casita Travel website. Casita Travel is also affiliated with ANVR, number 5711. Click here for the ANVR conditions.
Article 3, paragraph 10
By making a booking, the Tenant may receive informative emails from Casita, from which they can easily unsubscribe at any time. The client can unsubscribe via the unsubscribe link in the relevant email or via info@casitatravel.nl.
Article 3, paragraph 11
Applicable to bookings in the Valencia/Costa Blanca/Spain region.
A stay of 10 nights or less is considered a tourist rental. A stay of 11 nights or more is considered a short-term rental in accordance with Law 9/2024 of the Generalitat Valenciana, for which you will sign a short-term rental contract before arrival.
Article 4 Payment terms
Article 4, paragraph 1
Upon conclusion of the agreement, a deposit equal to 30% of the agreed basic rental price based on the rental of the Accommodations must be paid. This is increased by 100% of the ticket price of any flights booked and any (travel) insurance policies taken out.
Article 4, paragraph 2
The remainder of the rental price must be in Casita's possession no later than eight weeks before the day of departure.
Article 4, paragraph 3
If the agreement is concluded within eight weeks before the day of departure, the entire rent, plus 100% of the ticket prices of any flights booked and any (travel) insurance policies taken out, must be paid immediately.
Article 4, paragraph 4
Payment must be made in euros in the manner indicated in the booking confirmation.
Article 4, paragraph 5
In the event of late payment or failure to provide security for the fulfilment of the payment obligations, the Tenant will be in default. He will be notified of this in writing by or on behalf of Casita and will then still have the opportunity to pay or provide the outstanding amount or security within 7 working days. If payment or security is still not provided, the agreement will be deemed to have been cancelled by the Tenant on the day of default. Casita has the right to charge the cancellation costs due for this and to offset them against the deposit. In that case, the provisions of Article 9 will apply, and the amounts already paid will be offset against the cancellation costs.
Article 5 Information, provision of information and publication on the website
Article 5, paragraph 1
Casita takes great care to ensure that the Website functions as optimally and error-free as possible and pays particular attention to the accuracy of the information, photos and videos published there. Casita is partly dependent on third parties for the functioning of the Website. The information about all Accommodations has been compiled in consultation with and approved by the Landlord(s). Unfortunately, Casita cannot guarantee that the Website will always function without interruptions or be accessible at all times, nor can it guarantee that all information on the Website is accurate, despite all efforts to the contrary. Naturally, Casita will do its utmost, within reasonable limits, to ensure that the Website functions properly and that the information provided is accurate. All information on the website may not be copied, stored, distributed or used elsewhere (including for personal purposes) without the written permission of Casita.
Article 5, paragraph 2
No later than upon conclusion of the agreement, Casita will provide the Tenant with general information regarding travel documents and any formalities, whether or not related to health. The Tenant is responsible for obtaining up-to-date information about travel documents, legal regulations, and formalities. The Tenant is obliged to pass this information on to the travellers.
Article 5, paragraph 3
The Tenant must ensure that the travellers are in possession of the necessary travel documents upon departure and during the trip, such as passports, visas, vaccination certificates, credit card for the rental car, driving licence, etc.
Article 6 Travel documents
Casita will make the necessary travel documents available to the Tenant no later than 2 days before arrival at the (first booked) Accommodation.
Article 7 Changes by the Tenant
Article 7, paragraph 1
After the agreement has been concluded, the Tenant may request a (partial) change. Up to 28 days before departure, these (partial) changes will be made as far as possible and in that case confirmed in writing by Casita. This is subject to the condition that the Tenant pays the changed rental price in accordance with the provisions of Article 4 and after deduction of the amounts already paid. From 28 days before the day of arrival, change requests will first be assessed for feasibility.
If, after a definitive booking, additional services are booked for which a new booking confirmation must be made, the Tenant will be charged €50 in administration costs.
Article 7, paragraph 2
The (partial) change costs will be presented to the Tenant in advance. If the Tenant rejects these costs, the changes will not be implemented. If the Tenant cancels the travel agreement, the cancellation provisions in accordance with Article 9 will apply.
Article 7, paragraph 3 A reduction in the number of travellers or a change in the length of stay or arrival date shall be considered a (partial) cancellation by the Tenant and the cancellation provisions in accordance with Article 9 shall apply. The cancellation provisions in accordance with Article 9 shall apply.
Article 8 Substitution
Article 8, paragraph 1
The Tenant may arrange for a traveller to be replaced by another person prior to arrival. The following conditions apply:
a. the other person meets all the conditions attached to the agreement;
b. the request is submitted no later than 7 working days before departure, or in good time so that the necessary actions and (legal) formalities can still be carried out;
c. the conditions of the (legal) authorities do not preclude this substitution.
Article 8, paragraph 2
The Tenant, the traveller and the person replacing him are jointly and severally liable to Casita for the payment of the outstanding portion of the travel sum and any additional costs resulting from the substitution.
Article 9 Cancellation by the Tenant
Article 9A paragraph 1
Unless different/other conditions are stated under the heading Booking Conditions for the accommodation published on the Casita Travel website, or unless otherwise agreed in writing, the Tenant shall owe the following immediately payable amounts in the event of cancellation of the agreement:
a. For cancellations up to the 42nd day before departure: the entire deposit, i.e. 30% of the basic rental price (plus the reservation costs/service costs and 100% of the ticket price if flights have been booked through Casita Travel).
b. In case of cancellation from the 42nd day (inclusive) up to the 29th day before departure: 60% of the basic rental price (plus the reservation costs/service costs and 100% of the ticket price if flights have been booked through Casita Travel).
c. For cancellations from the 28th day (inclusive) before departure or later: the entire rental price as well as the amounts already invoiced as referred to in Article 4, paragraph 3.
Article 9, paragraph 2
If the Tenant cancels the agreement with regard to one or more travellers, 100% of the amounts directly related to the number of travellers, ticket prices and (travel) insurance policies taken out will apply.
Article 9, paragraph 3
Cancellations made outside office hours are deemed to have been made on the next working day.
Article 10 Termination of agreement by Casita on behalf of the Landlord
Article 10, paragraph 1
The Landlord has the right to terminate the agreement due to compelling circumstances. Casita will immediately notify the Tenant of this on behalf of the Landlord. Upon receipt of this notification, the agreement will be deemed to have been dissolved.
Serious circumstances are not the same as force majeure.
A global epidemic, an abnormally severe storm, flooding caused by water and/or mud, or a war situation are considered force majeure. This means that Casita and/or the Landlord can never be held liable for any (consequential) damage. See also Article 12 (liability and force majeure).
In such a case, Casita will work with the Landlord and the local representative to find the best possible solution. Rebooking to a later period or rebooking to another destination or other accommodation is then preferable.
Article 10, paragraph 2
Serious circumstances are understood to mean circumstances of such a nature that further binding of either Casita or the Landlord to the rental agreement cannot reasonably be demanded by the Tenant.
Article 10, paragraph 3
If this agreement is terminated in accordance with paragraph 1 of this Article, Casita is obliged to immediately refund to the Tenant all monies already paid by the Tenant that it still has in its possession. Casita also undertakes to recover any amounts already paid to the Landlord and, where possible, to hold any liable third parties accountable for the damage suffered by Casita, the Landlord and the Tenant. However, Casita is not obliged to do more than this towards the Tenant.
Article 10, paragraph 4
If the cause of the cancellation can be attributed to the Tenant or the traveller(s), the resulting damage shall be borne by the Tenant.
Article 10, paragraph 5
Casita's offer is non-binding. Casita may revoke the offer, if necessary, even after acceptance by the Tenant and any confirmation thereof by Casita. The Landlord must revoke the offer as soon as possible, but in any case, within 24 hours of the day of acceptance, stating the reasons for doing so. If the Tenant accepts the offer at the weekend, the period for revocation by Casita shall commence at midnight on Sunday evening, unless this is followed by a generally recognised public holiday, in which case the period shall commence at midnight on the last public holiday.
Article 10, paragraph 5.1
In all cases where the Tenant is entitled to a refund of payments already made by the client, Casita will do so without delay, but in any case, within 14 days after the right to a refund has arisen.
Article 11 Changes by Casita
Article 11, paragraph 1
Casita has the right to change the agreed services due to compelling circumstances as further described in Article 10, paragraph 2. It will notify the Tenant of this as soon as possible.
Article 11, paragraph 2
In the event of a change, Casita will, if possible, make an alternative offer to the Tenant as soon as possible. If the Tenant cannot reasonably be expected to continue with the rental of the Accommodation, they have the right to terminate this rental agreement. This right expires 48 hours after the notification has reached them.
Article 11, paragraph 3
If this agreement is dissolved in accordance with paragraph 2, Casita is obliged to immediately refund all monies already paid by the Tenant, which Casita still has in its possession, to the client. Casita also undertakes to recover any amounts already paid and, where possible, to hold any liable third parties accountable for the damage suffered by the Tenant, the Landlord and itself. However, Casita is not obliged to do more than this towards the Tenant.
Article 11, paragraph 4
If the cause of the change can be attributed to the Tenant or the traveller(s), the resulting costs and damages shall be borne by the Tenant. If Casita saves money as a result of the change, the Tenant shall be entitled to the amount of that saving.
Article 12 Liability and force majeure
Article 12, paragraph 1
Without prejudice to the provisions of Articles 10, 11, 13, 14 and 15, Casita is obliged to perform the agreement in accordance with the expectations that the Tenant may reasonably have on the basis of the agreement. In this regard, account must be taken of facts that are generally known with regard to the agreed destination and the nature of the stay. The performance of this agreement must also be assessed on the basis of customs, the state of the art and the limitations and habits associated with the destination, and the nature of the agreed stay.
Article 12, paragraph 2
If the stay does not proceed in accordance with the expectations referred to in paragraph 1, the Tenant is obliged to notify Casita as soon as possible.
Article 12, paragraph 3
If the stay does not proceed in accordance with the expectations referred to in paragraph 1, the Landlord is obliged to compensate for any damage, unless the failure to perform cannot be attributed to it, Casita and/or the person whose assistance it uses in the performance of the agreement, because:
a. the failure to perform the agreement is attributable to the Tenant or the traveller(s); or
b. the failure to perform the agreement could not be foreseen or could not be remedied and is attributable to a third party who is not involved in the provision of the services included in the stay; or
c. the failure to perform the agreement is due to an event that Casita or the person whose assistance it uses in the performance of the agreement could not foresee or remedy, even with the utmost care; or
d. the failure to perform the agreement is due to force majeure as referred to in paragraph 4 of this article.
Article 12, paragraph 4
Contrary to Article 6:75 of the Dutch Civil Code, force majeure is understood to mean abnormal and unforeseeable circumstances that are beyond the control of the party invoking it and whose consequences could not be avoided despite all precautions.
Article 12, paragraph 5
Casita cannot guarantee the functioning of Wi-Fi/internet connection, even if it is indicated that it is available at an Accommodation. Neither Casita nor the Landlord can be held responsible for the (temporary) absence or malfunction of an internet connection/Wi-Fi. Neither Casita nor the Landlord accept liability for disruptions and outages of electricity, gas and water supplies, the so-called utilities.
Article 13 Help and assistance
Article 13,paragraph 1
a. Depending on the circumstances, Casita is obliged to provide the traveller with help and assistance if the stay does not meet the expectations that the traveller could reasonably have on the basis of the rental agreement. The resulting costs are for the account of Casita, provided that the shortcoming in the performance of the agreement can be attributed to Casita in accordance with the third paragraph of Article 12.
b. If the cause is attributable to the Tenant or a traveller, Casita is only obliged to provide assistance and support to the extent that this can reasonably be expected of it. In that case, the costs shall be borne by the Tenant.
c. Construction activities The Accommodations that are rented out are generally privately owned by individual owners and are usually located in spacious neighbourhoods. The Accommodations are not usually located in holiday parks, which means that unexpected construction work may occasionally take place in the vicinity of the Accommodation rented by the Tenant. This work may be carried out by homeowners, contractors and/or government agencies with whom we have no relationship and over whom Casita has no influence. Both the Landlord and Casita are therefore excluded from any liability for any nuisance caused by construction work that is not carried out on behalf of the Landlord.
Article 13, paragraph 2
If the stay does not proceed in accordance with the expectations that the Tenant could reasonably have had on the basis of the agreement due to circumstances that cannot be attributed to either the Tenant or the traveller or to the Landlord or Casita, each party shall bear its own damages. For Casita, this includes, among other things, the extra deployment of manpower; for the Tenant, this includes, among other things, possible additional accommodation and repatriation costs.
Article 14 Exclusion and limitations of liability Casita and Landlord. Changes made by the Tenant
Article 14, paragraph 1
Casita is responsible for hosting and ensuring the accessibility of the Website. Casita is not liable for damage resulting from system failure, use by the visitor, connection failure or any other defect or malfunction of the Website. And, to the extent permitted by law, excludes any form of liability for all damage suffered by a Visitor to the website as a result of:
(a) the use of the services of the Website;
(b) the unavailability or unsafe availability of the Website or parts thereof;
(c) incorrect information on the Website.
Article 14, paragraph 2
If a Treaty applies to a service included in the stay that grants or permits an exclusion or limitation of liability to Casita, Casita's liability is excluded or limited accordingly. Casita also accepts no liability for damage for which compensation can be claimed under health/accident, travel and/or cancellation insurance and personal liability insurance.
Article 14, paragraph 3
If Casita is liable for loss of travel enjoyment of one or more travellers, the compensation per traveller shall not exceed the applicable travel sum per person (or, if only a rental sum is involved, the total rental sum divided by the number of travellers).
Article 14, paragraph 4
Casita accepts no liability for damage directly or indirectly related to the exercise of a profession or business by the Tenant and other travellers.
Article 14, paragraph 5
Without prejudice to the provisions of the preceding paragraphs of this article, the liability of the Lessor or Casita for damage other than that caused by death or injury to the traveller is limited to a maximum of three times the applicable travel sum per person (or, in the case of a single rental sum, the total rental sum divided by the number of travellers multiplied by three).
Article 14, paragraph 6
The exclusions and/or limitations of liability of the Lessor and Casita included in this article also apply to employees of Casita, the Lessor and relevant service providers, as well as their staff, unless excluded by treaty or law.
Article 14, paragraph 7
Casita cannot be held liable for agreements (car rental, activities, excursions, etc.) concluded by the Lessee and/or traveller at the destination and any inconvenience and costs resulting therefrom. This also applies to agreements at the destination between the Lessee/travellers and the local representative of Casita.
Article 14, paragraph 8
Obvious errors and mistakes on the website and in Casita's communications are not binding on Casita.
Article 15 Obligations of the Tenant
Article 15, paragraph 1
The Tenant and traveller(s) are obliged to comply with all instructions and regulations of Casita or the service providers in order to ensure a pleasant stay and are liable for damage caused by their unauthorised behaviour, to be assessed according to the standards of behaviour of a proper Tenant and/or traveller. Keys, access codes and other (Accommodation/Travel) documents are not transferable. It is prohibited to sublet the Accommodation, resell the booked stay or otherwise grant access to third parties in any way.
Article 15, paragraph 2
a. The Tenant and/or traveller who causes or may cause such nuisance or inconvenience that a pleasant stay is or may be significantly impeded may be excluded by Casita from (continuing) the stay if it cannot reasonably be expected that the rental agreement will be fulfilled.
b. All resulting costs shall be borne by the Tenant.
Article 15, paragraph 3
The Tenant and the traveller(s) are obliged to prevent any damage or to limit it as much as possible, in particular by reporting it immediately to Casita. The Tenant/traveller must inform Casita or its representative at the destination immediately, but no later than 24 hours after check-in, of any defects and/or damage in or to the Accommodation. If any damage is not reported, it may be recovered from the Tenant.
Article 16 Changes to flights or any booked crossings
All flight and boat schedules communicated are subject to change by the relevant transport company. Casita can never be held liable for costs arising from schedule changes.
Article 17 Flight and boat trip delays
Delays may occur. These may be due to busy airspace, technical problems, strikes or bad weather. If transport has been booked through Casita, Casita can never be held liable for costs arising from transport delays.
Article 18 Interest and collection costs
In cases where the Tenant fails to pay on time, statutory interest will be charged on the amount owed from the date of default. Furthermore, after an initial payment reminder/demand for payment, the Tenant shall be obliged to pay the extrajudicial costs. These amounts are:
15% of the invoiced amount up to € 2500,00;
10% of the next € 2500,00;
5% of the amount above € 5000,00, with a minimum of € 100,00.
Article 19 Complaints
Article 19, paragraph 1
Any shortcoming in the performance of the agreement as referred to in Article 12 must be reported as soon as possible to Casita's contact person or the responsible service provider on behalf of Casita on site, so that Casita can offer an appropriate solution.
Article 19, paragraph 2
If the shortcoming is not resolved to the tenant's satisfaction and gives rise to a complaint, the tenant must report this in writing by email to Casita's management within two working days of the complaint arising.
Article 19, paragraph 3
If the complaint cannot be resolved satisfactorily on site, the traveller may still submit a complaint in writing, preferably by email, to Casita within one month of departure from the Accommodation.
Article 19, paragraph 4
Complaints that are not reported in writing to Casita in Apeldoorn during the stay can never lead to compensation afterwards, as Casita has not been given the opportunity to remedy the complaint or find a suitable solution.
Article 20 Indemnification by the Tenant
The Tenant indemnifies Casita against claims from third parties based on acts and/or omissions on the part of the Tenant or his travellers.
Article 21 Termination of the agreement with the Tenant
The agreement will be terminated with immediate effect if and as soon as the Tenant applies for a moratorium on payments, is declared bankrupt or, after having been duly given notice of default, remains in default of payment of instalments due. In that case, the provisions of Article 9 will apply.
Article 22 Disputes
Article 22, paragraph 1
If your complaint is not resolved to your satisfaction, or if you are not provided with redress in this regard, you may, if you wish, submit the dispute to the Travel Disputes Committee, PO Box 90600, 2509 LP in The Hague (www.sgc.nl). The Committee only handles complaints from natural persons.
Article 22, paragraph 2
The Disputes Committee will issue a ruling under the conditions laid down in the relevant regulations. The decision of the Disputes Committee will be binding on the parties. A fee is payable for the handling of a dispute.
Article 22, paragraph 3
All rights of claim shall lapse two years after the end of the stay/trip or, if the trip did not take place, two years after the original departure or arrival date.
Article 22, paragraph 4
If the Tenant does not wish to make use of the binding advice procedure referred to in the previous paragraph, they have the right to turn to the competent Dutch court.
Article 22, paragraph 5
All legal relationships and agreements to which Casita is a party are governed exclusively by Dutch law, if an obligation is performed in whole or in part abroad or if the party involved in the legal relationship is domiciled there. The applicability of the Vienna Sales Convention is excluded.
Article 22, paragraph 6
The District Court of Apeldoorn has jurisdiction to hear and decide on disputes relating to the formation, interpretation, performance or termination of agreements or the use of its website.
Article 23 ANVR and responsible travel
Casita is affiliated with the travel industry organisation ANVR and is therefore committed to taking measures in the areas of transport, accommodation and entertainment.
Whether it's holidays where you enjoy unspoilt nature, experience local culture, meet new people or taste delicious local cuisine, we work together with all ANVR members on the “Better holidays” programme to create holidays that provide better places and more beautiful experiences, both now and in the future. For you as a traveller, but also for the people who live at the holiday destination.
The ANVR wants to actively contribute to a better environment. That is why it participates in “plastic-free” and “animal-friendly” holidays, is committed to reducing and offsetting its carbon footprint, and attaches great importance to corporate social responsibility.
Article 24 Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy
Casita considers privacy important. That is why Casita has a Privacy and Cookie Policy. Our Privacy Policy explains how Casita protects your privacy when you use our Website. We also explain how Casita handles personal data. The Privacy Policy can be found at the bottom of the website.
Our Cookie Policy explains what types of cookies we use. You can also adjust your cookie settings there. Our Cookie Policy can be found at the bottom of the Website.
Article 25 General and other conditions
Article 25, paragraph 1
If there is any uncertainty regarding the interpretation of one or more provisions of these General Terms and Conditions, the interpretation shall be based on the actual intention of these provisions.
Article 25, paragraph 2
If one or more of the provisions of these General Terms and Conditions or any other agreement with Casita should be in conflict with any applicable and mandatory law, the provision in question will lapse and will be replaced by a new, legally permissible and comparable provision to be determined by Casita. If one or more provisions of these General Terms and Conditions are declared wholly or partially invalid by a court ruling, this shall not affect the validity of the other provisions of these General Terms and Conditions.
Article 25, paragraph 3
Casita is entitled to transfer its rights and obligations relating to the services offered by Casita, including the Website, to third parties and to have these services performed and offered by third parties. If and insofar as Casita makes use of external parties and personal data is provided to these parties, Casita guarantees that the same agreements apply in the relationship with these parties as those included in its Privacy Policy.