The following General Terms and Conditions (hereinafter referred to as “GTC”) apply to all orders placed by consumers or business customers (hereinafter referred to as “Customer” or “Client”) through the online shop of Sabrina Lau (hereinafter referred to as “Artist”).

A consumer is any natural person who enters into a legal transaction for purposes that are predominantly neither commercial nor related to their independent professional activity. 
An entrepreneur is a natural or legal person or a partnership with legal capacity that, when entering into a legal transaction, acts in the course of their commercial or independent professional activity.

Any deviating, conflicting, or supplementary General Terms and Conditions of the customer shall not become part of the contract unless their validity is expressly agreed to in writing.

 

1.   Motifs and Themes in Commissioned Works

1.1. The artist reserves the right to decline commissions without providing a reason.

1.2. This includes, in particular, commissions with motifs and themes that the artist cannot or does not wish to offer, that infringe on the rights of third parties, that the artist does not represent, or that include the following themes:

Nudity, sex scenes, violence, blood, horror, psychedelic art, adult themes, political themes, ethically questionable themes, and themes that could damage the artist’s reputation.

1.3. Should the client request a change to the motif during the ongoing artistic process of creating a work of art, which includes any of the impermissible motifs or themes listed under 1.2, the artist reserves the right to refuse this change.

If the client continues to insist on the impermissible change, this shall constitute good cause for the artist to terminate the contract for services. In this case, the artist is entitled to invoice the work performed up to that point (including preparation time, sketches, and drafts) at a reasonable rate.

 

2.   Copyright and Rights of Use for the Works

2.1. All of the artist’s works, such as sketches, drafts, and finished artworks/designs, are legally protected as personal and intellectual creations under copyright law.

2.2. The purchase of a finished, physical product by the artist, such as an art print or a sticker, exclusively grants the right to freely use that product, not the motif depicted on it. The motif remains protected by copyright, and no rights of use are transferred.

2.3. The purchase of a finished, non-physical (i.e., digital) product by the artist, such as a desktop wallpaper, includes only the standard rights of use for the product, such as use as a desktop background or mobile phone wallpaper. Reproduction, distribution, or transmission of the digital product is not permitted. Copyright remains with the artist.

2.4. A commission granted to the artist for the creation of a new work of art of any kind constitutes a copyright contract, which by default includes the granting of rights of use to the work.

Orders for existing products, such as art prints, etc., are sales contracts.

The following conditions also apply to the creation of a new work of art:
 

2.4.1. Sketches, drafts, and finished works of art/designs may not be altered, either in their original form or when reproduced or printed, unless the artist has expressly given prior consent. Any unauthorized imitation or reproduction, whether of parts of a work of art or of the entire work, is prohibited.

 

If the client, provided they are a business entity, violates this provision, they are obligated to pay the artist a contractual penalty equal to twice the agreed-upon remuneration. If remuneration has not yet been agreed upon, a reasonable remuneration based on industry standards shall serve as the basis. The right to claim higher damages remains unaffected.

 

If the client, provided they are a consumer, violates this provision, the right to assert statutory claims for damages remains reserved.

 

2.4.2. The Artist grants the Client the rights of use necessary for the respective use. Unless otherwise agreed, only a non-exclusive right of use is granted in each case. Any transfer of the rights of use to third parties requires a written agreement. The rights of use are transferred only after full payment of the remuneration.

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2.4.3. The artist has the right to be named as the author on the copies.

 

If the client, provided that the client is a business entity, violates the right to attribution, the client is obligated to pay the artist a contractual penalty equal to 100% of the remuneration owed for the design services, in addition to said remuneration. The right to claim higher damages upon proof remains unaffected.

 

If the client, provided they are a consumer, violates the right to attribution, compensation must be paid in the amount of the damage incurred by the artist as a result. If the client proves that no damage or significantly less damage has been incurred, the obligation to pay compensation shall be waived or reduced accordingly.

 

2.4.4. Suggestions, instructions, and ideas from the Client or any other form of collaboration do not affect the amount of the remuneration and do not give rise to any co-authorship rights.

 

2.4.5. If the client wishes to apply for formal intellectual property rights to be entered in an official register with respect to the artist’s designs, final artwork, or other works, the client must first obtain the artist’s prior written consent.

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2.4.6. The artist retains the right at all times to use the works created in fulfillment of the commission, parts thereof, sketches, or other creations for his or her own promotional purposes. This includes any medium, e.g., the artist’s website, portfolios, social media accounts, and so on. The client may decide for themselves whether to be identified as the client in the aforementioned media or to remain anonymous.

 

2.4.7. If the artist is engaged for a collaboration with other artists or if their work is linked to another copyrighted work (such as an animated sequence in a music video or an album cover for a music album), the artist is permitted to use the entire project for self-promotion as described in Section 2.4.6, including the other copyrighted parts of the project (for example, the entire music video and the album cover, in combination with the accompanying music, may be displayed for self-promotion). In doing so, the co-authors will be named, provided they are known.

 

2.4.8. The client is not permitted to upload works created by the artist to any platforms for processing by artificial intelligence (AI). This also applies to private purposes. The manipulation and alteration of the artist’s works by generative AI is strictly prohibited at all times.

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3. Withdrawal

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3.1. You have the right to withdraw from this contract within fourteen days of making a purchase in this online store without giving any reason.
The withdrawal period is fourteen days from the day on which you, or a third party designated by you (other than the carrier), took possession of the goods.

To exercise your right of withdrawal, you must inform us:

Sabrina Lau
c/o IP-Management #3469
Ludwig-Erhard-Str. 18
20459 Hamburg
Email: UnicornCat.Art@magenta.de

by means of a clear statement (e.g., a letter sent by mail or an email) regarding your decision to withdraw from this contract. You may use the model withdrawal form provided below, though this is not mandatory.

You may also exercise your right of withdrawal online via the electronic withdrawal function provided on our website. If you make use of this option, we will immediately send you (e.g., via email) a confirmation of receipt of such a withdrawal.

To meet the withdrawal deadline, it is sufficient for you to send your notification of exercising the right of withdrawal before the withdrawal period expires.

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3.2. Consequences of Withdrawal

If you withdraw from this contract, we shall reimburse you for all payments we have received from you, including delivery costs (with the exception of any additional costs resulting from your choice of a delivery method other than the cheapest standard delivery offered by us), without delay and no later than fourteen days from the day on which we receive notification of your withdrawal from this contract. We will use the same payment method for this refund that you used for the original transaction, unless expressly agreed otherwise with you; in no event will you be charged any fees in connection with this refund.

We may withhold the refund until we have received the goods back or until you have provided proof that you have returned the goods, whichever comes first.

You must return or hand over the goods to us without delay and in any case no later than fourteen days from the day on which you notify us of your withdrawal from this contract. The deadline is met if you send the goods before the fourteen-day period expires.

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You are responsible for the direct costs of returning the goods. For goods that, due to their nature, cannot be returned by regular mail (e.g., large-format paintings that must be transported by a freight forwarder), the costs are estimated at a maximum of approximately 200 EUR.
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You are only liable for any loss in value of the goods if this loss in value is attributable to handling of the goods that goes beyond what is necessary to assess their nature, characteristics, and functionality.

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3.3. Expiration of the Right of Withdrawal

The right of withdrawal expires in the case of a contract for the supply of digital content not stored on a tangible medium (e.g., digital image files, downloads) if the business has begun performing the contract after the consumer has expressly agreed that the business may begin performing the contract before the expiration of the withdrawal period and has confirmed their understanding that, by giving their consent, they lose their right of withdrawal upon the commencement of contract performance.

3.4. Exclusion of the Right of Withdrawal

The right of withdrawal does not apply to contracts for the delivery of goods that are not prefabricated and for the manufacture of which an individual selection or determination by the consumer is decisive, or that are clearly tailored to the consumer’s personal needs (such as personalized works of art, custom paintings, or hand-signed art prints with a personal dedication).

 

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3.5. Would you like to withdraw your contract directly online?

You can use the "Withdraw from contract" button found in the footer of this website.

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3.6. Sample Withdrawal Form

(If you wish to withdraw from the contract, please fill out this form and return it.)

To:
Sabrina Lau
c/o IP-Management #3469
Ludwig-Erhard-Str. 18
20459 Hamburg

Email: UnicornCat.Art@magenta.de

I/we* hereby withdraw from the contract I/we* entered into for the purchase of the following goods/the provision of the following service*:

    Ordered on/received on: _________________________________

    Name of the consumer(s): ___________________________________

    Address of the consumer(s): _________________________________

    Signature of the consumer(s) (only for paper notifications):___________________________________

    Date: ______________

(*) Delete as appropriate.

 

4. Retention of Title

 

4.1. The delivered goods (goods subject to retention of title) shall remain the property of the Artist until all claims arising from this contract have been paid in full, provided that the goods are received by the Client prior to receipt of payment.

 

4.2. If the Client defaults on payment of the purchase price, the Artist shall have the right to withdraw from the purchase contract and demand that the Client surrender the goods subject to retention of title, provided that the Artist has unsuccessfully set the Client a reasonable deadline for payment. This shall not apply if setting a deadline is unnecessary under statutory provisions. A demand for surrender does not simultaneously constitute a declaration of withdrawal; the Artist is entitled to demand only the surrender of the goods and to reserve the right to withdraw.

 

4.3. The client undertakes to treat the goods subject to retention of title with due care as long as ownership has not yet passed to him.

If the goods are of high value, the client—provided he is a business entity—is also obligated to insure them at his own expense against fire, water, and theft damage at replacement value.

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4.4. Until the secured claim has been paid in full, the goods subject to retention of title may neither be pledged to third parties nor transferred as security.

4.5. For business owners and legal entities: If the client files for bankruptcy, he must notify the artist of this immediately in writing. If the goods subject to retention of title are seized by third parties or are subject to other interventions by third parties, the client is obligated, as long as ownership has not yet passed to him, to inform the third party of the artist’s ownership rights and to notify the seller immediately in writing so that the artist can also enforce his ownership rights. In this context, the Client shall be liable to the Artist for any judicial or extrajudicial costs arising from a lawsuit pursuant to § 771 of the German Code of Civil Procedure (ZPO), provided that the third party is unable to reimburse the Artist for said costs.

5.   Adherence to Fixed Dates

5.1. If fixed deadlines are agreed upon between the Artist and the Client, e.g., for a photo shoot, to enable the fulfillment of the commission, or for a commission meeting, the Client shall pay a cancellation fee pursuant to § 615 BGB in the event of a no-show or an unreasonably short-notice cancellation (less than 48 hours before the deadline).

5.2. If the artist is unable to keep an agreed appointment for good cause (e.g., sudden illness, accident, or force majeure), the artist shall notify the client immediately and offer an alternative date as soon as possible. 
Further claims for damages by the client (e.g., for wasted travel or loss of earnings) are excluded in such cases, unless the artist is guilty of intent or gross negligence, or the situation involves injury to life, limb, or health.

 

6. Fee for newly created works of art/designs (in the case of copyright contracts); due date for payment

 

6.1. Sketches, drafts, and finished works of art/designs, together with the grant of the necessary rights of use, constitute a single service.

 

6.2. If no rights of use are granted and only drafts and/or finished works of art/designs are delivered, the fee for the rights of use shall not apply.

 

6.3. If the drafts are used later or to a greater extent than originally intended, the artist is entitled to invoice the remuneration for such use retroactively or to demand the difference between the higher remuneration for use and the amount originally paid.

 

6.4. The creation of sketches, consulting services, and all other activities performed by the artist for the client are subject to a fee, unless expressly agreed otherwise.

 

6.5. Unless otherwise expressly agreed, the Client’s payment is to be made in two installments as a standard practice. The first installment is due as soon as the Artist has produced one or more initial sketches for a commission and the Client has selected and approved one of them.

 

The second installment becomes due as soon as the artist has shown or sent the client a watermarked image of the finished work and the client has no further requests for changes. Delivery or digital transmission of the finished work shall take place after payment.

 

6.6. If a commission extends over a longer period of time or requires significant financial advance payments from the artist, more than two reasonable installment payments may be required.

 

6.7. For consumers, all prices and fees are gross amounts including the applicable statutory value-added tax.

For business customers, the stated prices are, in case of doubt, net amounts, payable plus statutory value-added tax and without any deductions.

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7.   Services Provided by Third Parties

7.1. If services provided by third parties are necessary for the fulfillment of the commission or the contractual use of the artwork, the Artist shall engage such services in the name and on behalf of the Client. This shall be done following prior consultation with the Client. The Client shall grant the Artist the necessary power of attorney for this purpose on a case-by-case basis.

7.2. Should it be necessary in individual cases to conclude contracts for third-party services in the name and on behalf of the Artist, the Client undertakes to indemnify the Artist internally against all liabilities arising from the conclusion of the contract; this includes, in particular, the assumption of costs.

8.   Additional Services, Incidental Costs, and Travel Expenses

8.1. Unless expressly agreed otherwise, additional services such as research, consultation, the revision and/or modification of sketches, the creation and submission of further sketches, the modification of artworks/designs during and after creation, as well as any other conceivable additional services (text corrections, production supervision, print supervision, and so on) will be billed based on the time required.

 

8.2. Should any technical incidental costs or expenses arise in connection with the creation of sketches and/or finished works of art—such as for intermediate reproductions, print proofs, additional canvases, additional paper, or presentation materials—these shall be reimbursed by the Client, provided they have been agreed upon with the Client in advance.

8.3. If travel is required for the artist to fulfill the commission, the client shall reimburse the artist for the associated costs and expenses following prior agreement.

9.   Documents for Fulfilling the Commission

9.1. The client is obligated to provide the artist with all documents and/or data necessary for fulfilling the commission in a timely manner and to the agreed extent. This includes, for example, ideas described verbally or in writing, texts, photos, logos, sketches, graphics, and so on. The Artist is not responsible for delays in the execution of the commission resulting from the late or incomplete provision of such documents.

 

9. Materials Required for Order Fulfillment

 

9.1. The Client is obligated to provide the Artist with all materials and/or data necessary for the fulfillment of the order in a timely manner and to the agreed extent. This includes, for example, ideas described verbally or in writing, texts, photos, logos, sketches, graphics, and so on. The Artist is not responsible for delays in the execution of the commission resulting from the late or incomplete delivery of such documents.

 

9.2. The Client further warrants that they hold the rights of use to all documents made available to the Artist. The client remains solely responsible for the accuracy and completeness of the documents provided to the artist. If the client is not authorized to use the documents or if the documents are not free from third-party rights, the client shall indemnify the artist against all claims for damages in their internal relationship, unless the client is not at fault for the breach of duty.

 

10. Creative Freedom

 

10.1. The artist shall have creative freedom within the scope of the commission, provided that he adheres to the specifications provided by the client. The client bears the risk of simply not liking the artistic execution; complaints regarding the artistic design are excluded in this respect. This does not apply if the parties have expressly agreed otherwise or if revision cycles have been contractually agreed upon.

 

Additional costs for changes initiated by the client during or after production shall be borne by the client.

 

11. Delivery of Data and Handling of Goods

 

11.1. The artist is not obligated to hand over design work such as sketches, sculptures, design files, or design data created during the fulfillment of the commission to the client. If the client wishes to receive this design work, data, or files, this must be specifically agreed upon and compensated.

 

11.2. If the Artist provides the Client with physical works of art/designs or digital data, such use may only occur to the extent previously agreed upon. Modifications or alterations to the works of art or data may only be made with the express permission of the Artist.

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11.3. Unless otherwise agreed, the client shall bear the shipping costs for the delivery of physical works of art or data carriers.

With regard to the shipping risk (strict liability), the following applies: If the client is a consumer, the artist bears the shipping risk for loss or damage during transport.

If the client is a business, the risk of accidental loss or accidental deterioration of the goods passes to the client as soon as the artist has handed the item over to the carrier or logistics service provider.

 

11.4. The Artist shall not be liable for defects in digital data carriers and data arising during transmission to the Client’s computer system, provided that these are demonstrably caused by the Client’s hardware or software.

 

12. Ownership and Obligation to Return

 

12.1. For all services provided by the Artist—whether a work of art or consulting—regardless of whether they are executed or not, only rights of use are granted by default; ownership rights are not transferred, unless expressly agreed otherwise. Ownership rights to the physical product (e.g., the paper of an art print) are transferred upon full payment, but not to the work itself located on that physical product.

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12.2. Originals must therefore be returned undamaged within a reasonable period of time, unless otherwise expressly agreed.

 

In the event of damage or loss, the Client shall reimburse the costs necessary to restore the originals. The right to claim further damages remains unaffected.

 

12.3. The shipment and return of originals provided for review or presentation purposes (in accordance with Section 12.2) shall be at the client’s risk and expense when dealing with business entities.

 

If the client is a consumer, the statutory provisions shall apply to transportation and the assumption of risk.

13. Reproduction of the Artwork/Design; Production Supervision; Samples for Self-Promotion

13.1. If the Artist is commissioned to reproduce the artwork, proof samples must be submitted to the Artist in advance.

13.2. Direct production supervision by the artist may only be agreed upon separately. If the artist assumes production supervision, the artist is entitled to make necessary decisions at his or her own discretion and to issue corresponding instructions.

The Artist shall be liable without limitation for damages in cases of intent and gross negligence. In the event of a breach of essential contractual obligations due to slight negligence (obligations whose fulfillment is essential for the proper performance of the contract and on whose compliance the contracting party may regularly rely), the Artist’s liability shall be limited to foreseeable damages typical for this type of contract. Liability for damages resulting from injury to life, limb, or health remains unaffected by these limitations.

13.3. If works of art/designs are physically reproduced, the client must provide the artist with a reasonable number of flawless copies (e.g., 10 copies for a print run of 1,000) free of charge. The artist is entitled to use these samples for self-promotion.
 

14. Conclusion of the Contract

 

14.1 The presentation of products in the online store does not constitute a legally binding offer, but rather a non-binding invitation to place an order. By clicking the “Place Order” button, the customer submits a binding offer to purchase.

 

A binding purchase contract is concluded when the artist accepts the customer’s offer within 3 days by means of an order confirmation (e.g., via email) or ships the goods to the customer. Notwithstanding the above, if an instant payment method is selected (e.g., PayPal, Klarna Instant Transfer, credit card), the contract is concluded the moment the payment order is successfully authorized and executed by the customer.

 

14.2 For commissions to create a work of art, an inquiry is initially non-binding. The contract is concluded during further communication when the artist and the client reach an agreement and the commission is placed on a binding basis and accepted by the artist.

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15. Prices and Shipping Costs

15.1 The prices listed on the product pages include applicable sales tax and other price components.

15.2 In addition to the listed prices, we charge shipping costs for delivery. The shipping costs are clearly displayed again on the product pages, in the shopping cart, and on the order page.

15.3 Important Note for Shipments to Non-EU Countries: 
For shipments to non-EU countries (e.g., Switzerland, the UK, the USA), additional customs duties, taxes, or fees may apply in the destination country. These costs are not included in the purchase price, are not charged by us, and must be paid by you directly to the relevant customs or tax authorities or the delivery service. We recommend that you check with your local authorities regarding the exact regulations before placing your order.

16. Terms of Payment and Payment Methods

16.1 The customer may use the payment options listed in the online store (e.g., prepayment via bank transfer, PayPal, Google Pay, Apple Pay).

16.2 Unless otherwise specified for individual payment methods, payment claims arising from the concluded contract are due immediately.

16.3 If you select the prepayment option, we will provide you with our bank details in the order confirmation. The invoice amount must be transferred to our account within 10 days.

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16.4 When paying via a payment service provided by a third-party provider (e.g., PayPal), the terms and conditions of that provider also apply.

 

17. Delivery and Shipping Terms

 

17.1 Unless otherwise agreed, goods are shipped to the delivery address provided by the customer.

 

17.2 For orders placed in the shop within Germany, the delivery time is 2–3 weeks from receipt of payment (for prepayment) or from the conclusion of the contract (for instant payment methods), unless a different delivery time is specified on the product page. For deliveries to other EU countries and worldwide, the delivery time is 3–4 weeks or as specified on the product page. For custom orders, the standard delivery time is 2–3 months, regardless of the country.

 

17.3 If an ordered product is permanently unavailable because we have not been supplied by our supplier through no fault of our own despite placing the order on time, we have the right to withdraw from the contract. In this case, we will inform the customer immediately and refund any payments already made without delay.

 

17.4 If you are a consumer, we bear the risk of loss or damage during shipping, regardless of the shipping method. If you are a business, the risk of accidental loss or accidental deterioration of the goods passes to you as soon as we have handed the item over to the carrier or logistics service provider.

 

18. Warranty; Liability

 

18.1. The statutory liability for defects applies.

 

18.2. Statutory warranty rights apply to all goods from our online store. For consumers, the warranty period for the delivery of new goods is exactly two years from the date of delivery of the goods.

 

18.3 For business customers, the warranty period for newly manufactured goods is one year from the transfer of risk. The statutory limitation periods for the right of recourse under § 445a BGB remain unaffected. For used goods, the warranty is excluded for business customers.

 

18.4 Minor color variations between the digital representation in the online shop and the actual artwork are due to technical reasons and do not constitute a defect.

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18.5 In the case of artwork created specifically for an order, there may naturally be variations in texture, color, or motif from the customer’s vision or from a reference image. These do not constitute a defect and do not give rise to any warranty claims. Typical material-related aging processes (e.g., lightening of the color due to sunlight or minimal cracking over the years) also do not give rise to warranty claims.

 

18.6. The client is responsible for approving the printing, reproduction, and/or publication of the artwork. Upon approval, the client assumes responsibility for the accuracy of the content and design, unless an error was caused by the artist through intent or gross negligence.

 

18.7. It is possible that color deviations may occur during reproduction (e.g., when printing digital works), such as between screen color reproduction and the printed version. This does not constitute a material defect within the meaning of § 434 BGB.

 

18.8. The Artist shall be liable without limitation in accordance with statutory provisions for damages resulting from injury to life, limb, or health that are based on an intentional or negligent breach of duty by the Artist, his legal representatives, or his vicarious agents.

The same applies to other damages resulting from an intentional or grossly negligent breach of duty by the artist or his vicarious agents.

 

18.9. In the event of a breach of essential contractual obligations (so-called cardinal obligations) due to slight negligence, the Artist’s liability is limited to foreseeable damages typical for this type of contract.

 

Essential contractual obligations are those whose fulfillment is indispensable for the proper performance of the contract, whose breach jeopardizes the achievement of the contract’s purpose, and on whose compliance the client may regularly rely (e.g., the timely and defect-free delivery of an ordered artwork).

In all other respects, the Artist’s liability for slight negligence is completely excluded.

 

18.10 The Artist shall not be liable for the admissibility, legality, or registrability of the works under competition, copyright, and trademark law. The Client bears the risk of the legal usability of the work. It is the Client’s responsibility to conduct or commission necessary design, patent, or trademark searches themselves and at their own expense.

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18.11. In the event of the loss of digital data, the Artist shall be liable in accordance with the general liability provisions (Sections 18.8 and 18.9) only if the data loss was caused by an intentional or grossly negligent breach of duty on the part of the Artist.

Liability is limited to the damage that would have occurred even if the Client had performed proper and regular data backups, unless data backup was among the Artist’s express primary contractual obligations.

 

19.  Künstlersozialkasse (KSK) (Artists’ Social Insurance Fund in Germany)

 

19.1. The fees charged by the Artist may, under certain circumstances, be subject in whole or in part to the contribution obligation pursuant to § 24 of the Künstlersozialversicherungsgesetz (KSVG), provided that the Client is an entrepreneur or a legal entity. The Client is hereby informed that, when commissioning the Artist as a natural person for services in the artistic and conceptual field, an artists’ social security contribution must be paid to the KSK in accordance with the Künstlersozialversicherungsgesetz (KSVG). This contribution may not be deducted by the Client from the invoice to the Artist.

 

19.2. The client is solely responsible for complying with the KSK’s registration and reporting requirements. For further information, registration forms, and advice on this matter, please visit www.kuenstlersozialkasse.de or consult a tax advisor.

 

20. Applicability of General Terms and Conditions to Business Entities

 

20.1. The Artist accepts commissions and orders from business entities exclusively on the basis of his own General Terms and Conditions; the Artist does not recognize any terms and conditions of the Client that conflict with or deviate from the Artist’s terms of order, unless he has expressly agreed to their validity in writing. The Artist’s tacit acceptance of orders, as well as payments made by the Client, do not constitute any agreement to the Client’s conflicting terms and conditions.

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21. Place of Performance

 

21.1. If the Client is a business entity, the place of performance for both the Artist and the Client is the Artist’s place of business. For consumers, the statutory provisions apply.

 

22. Consumer Arbitration

 

22.1 The Artist is not obligated to participate in dispute resolution proceedings before a consumer arbitration board and is generally unwilling to do so.

 

23. Final Provisions

 

23.1. The place of jurisdiction is the Artist’s place of business, provided that the Client is an entrepreneur, a merchant, and the contract is part of the Client’s commercial operations, or the Client is a legal entity. The Artist is also entitled to bring an action at the Client’s place of business. For consumers, the statutory places of jurisdiction apply.

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23.2. The law of the Federal Republic of Germany shall apply, with the exception of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. With respect to consumers, this choice of law shall apply only to the extent that it does not deprive the consumer of the protection afforded by mandatory provisions of the law of the country in which the consumer has his or her habitual residence.

 

23.3. Should individual provisions of these Terms and Conditions be or become invalid or unenforceable in whole or in part, this shall not affect the validity of the remaining provisions. The invalid or unenforceable provisions shall be replaced by the statutory provisions.

The same applies in the event that these Terms and Conditions contain an unforeseen contractual gap.

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As of: 06/2026

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