About Privacy

Privacy Services
Granny flats 4U  manages the  website  (“Website”) and provides this Privacy Policy because we value your right to privacy.

This online service is bound by the provisions of the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth)– external site, including the Australian Privacy Principles– external site.

This Policy is effective as of June 24, 2019 and governs the collection of personal information through our Website on or after this date. This Policy describes the types of information we may collect from visitors and how that information is used.

Please read this Privacy Policy carefully before providing us with any personal information. If you have any questions or concerns about this Policy, please know that we will handle your requests with care. You may Contact Us at any time to discuss this Privacy Policy.

INFORMATION WE COLLECT FROM REGISTERED USERS
Registered Users are users that sign up for an appointment at our Website for the purpose of purchasing one or more of our products or that use our website and in doing so provide us with personal information. By registering you can receive notification of new products or changes in products that we offer.

If you register with us, we will collect personal information from you that you enter into our forms.

If you enter credit card information into our secure payment page we will use a secure connection to retrieve this information and pass it on to our authorized secure payment processor. We do not store your credit card number unless you provide your billing information to us outside of our secure payment page. We do provide you with information on the name of the payment processor prior to you providing us with payment information.

Additionally, authorized personnel may update your registration information to accurately reflect any new information included in communications received from you.

HOW WE USE THE PERSONAL INFORMATION WE COLLECT
We may use your personal information to periodically contact you with news or important information, to provide you with other information or invitations related to your membership, and to request your feedback on our Website. In addition to these periodic updates, we may email you additional marketing materials that you have requested.

DISCLOSURE OF YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION IF REQUIRED BY LAW
We must cooperate with legal authorities, and may in some circumstances be required to disclose personally identifiable information in response to requests from law enforcement authorities, or in response to a subpoena or other legal process. We may turn over information about you if we believe we must in order to prevent a violation of the law.

You also consent to our disclosing information about you in the course of legal proceedings if we are legally required to do so, if we reasonably believe that doing so may mitigate our liability, or if doing so will assist us in enforcing our legal rights.

CHANGES TO OUR PRIVACY POLICY
We reserve the right to change this Privacy Policy should we deem it advisable to do so.

If we make material changes that will affect personal information we have already collected from you, we will make every reasonable effort to notify you of the changes, and to give you the opportunity to amend or cancel your registration. We take your privacy seriously; please don’t hesitate to Contact Us with any questions or concerns you may have. Further information can be found on our terms and conditions here.

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Website is constantly being updated. 

We reserve the right to make alterattions or amendments to this policy and inline with the Privacy Act.

 

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Intelectual property rights

All rights are reserved 

Grannyflat4u contracts to various suppliers for the builds.  

Granny flats 4u contracts the floor plan and product build out to a supplier. The supplier does not own the copyright on the floor plan or the product or the finished pictures taken on the product. The product title is signed over to the respective client. Image IP and Ownership remains with Granny flats4u.

Ownership of the Product (Built Container)

  1. Work-for-Hire: If the builder was hired as an independent contractor and there was no agreement transferring the rights to the builder, you would typically own the copyright to the floor plan. The ownership of the physical product would depend on the terms of the agreement between you and the builder. 

  2. Sale of Physical Product: If the builder constructed the container according to your specifications and you paid for the work, you typically own the physical container. However, any plans or blueprints you provided would still be protected by your copyright unless you transferred those rights.

  3. Contracts and Agreements: The specifics of any contract or agreement between you and the builder are crucial. If there was an agreement that included terms about intellectual property rights, ownership of the final product, or other related aspects, those terms would take precedence.

 

 The rights to the images of the finished product depend on who took the pictures and the agreements in place regarding those images. Here’s a breakdown:

Who Took the Picture?

  1. You (or Your Employee): If you or someone working for you took the picture, you/your company hold the copyright to that image. You have the exclusive rights to reproduce, distribute, and display the image unless you transfer those rights to someone else.

  2. The Supplier: If the supplier took the picture, the supplier holds the copyright to that image unless there is an agreement that transfers the rights to you or the client.  A contract/ Invoice for the product where the Title of the product is transferred was in place.

  3. The Client: If the client took the picture, they hold the copyright to that image.

Agreements and Contracts

  1. No Specific Agreement: If there is no specific agreement regarding the ownership of the photos, the copyright belongs to whoever took the pictures.

  2. Agreement or License: If there is an agreement (e.g., in a contract) that specifies the ownership of the images or grants usage rights, that agreement will determine who retains the rights. For instance, you might have an agreement with the supplier or client that grants you the rights to use the images for promotional purposes.

Practical Considerations

  1. Document Agreements: Ensure any agreements regarding the ownership and use of images are documented in writing to prevent disputes.

  2. Request Permissions: If you do not own the copyright to the image, request permission from the copyright holder (e.g., the supplier or client) to use the image for your purposes.

  3. Attribution: Even if you have the rights to use the image, providing proper attribution (if required by the copyright holder) is a good practice.

Summary

  • You retain the rights if you or someone on your behalf took the picture and there is no agreement transferring those rights.
  • The supplier or client retains the rights if they took the picture and there is no agreement transferring those rights.
  • Agreements and permissions play a crucial role in determining the rights and usage of the images.

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