1. About these Terms

These Terms of Use (“Terms”) govern access to and use of the Cavendro corporate website at [PRIMARY DOMAIN], together with any Cavendro-controlled subdomains or corporate pages that expressly incorporate these Terms (the “Site”).

By accessing or using the Site, you agree to be bound by these Terms to the extent that a binding agreement may lawfully arise from your use. If you do not agree, you should not use the Site.

The Site is principally a corporate and informational property. Unless expressly stated otherwise, it is not an e-commerce site, investment platform, regulated advisory service or contractual portal for the purchase of services.

These Terms should be read with Cavendro’s Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy and Legal Notice. Separate digital ventures developed or operated by Cavendro may maintain their own terms, policies and legal notices; those separate documents govern use of the relevant venture property.

2. Who we are

The Site is operated by Cavendro Limited (“Cavendro”, “we”, “us” or “our”), incorporated and registered in [England and Wales / relevant jurisdiction].

• • Registered company name: Cavendro Limited

• • Company number: 17113982

• • Registered office: 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2H 9JQ

• • Place of registration: [England and Wales / Scotland / Northern Ireland / other]

• • Contact: info@cavendrolimited.com

If Cavendro is a trading or brand name rather than the incorporated company name, the underlying legal entity must be identified in full on the live Site.

3. Cavendro’s role and venture structure

Cavendro identifies, develops and operates specialised digital platforms and online ventures. Individual ventures may use independent brands, websites, legal entities, commercial models and terms.

A reference to a property as a “Cavendro venture”, “A Cavendro Venture”, or as developed, operated or stewarded by Cavendro describes the relevant brand, ownership or operational relationship only. It does not, without express legal documentation, create a partnership, agency, fiduciary relationship, joint venture or assumption of liabilities between Cavendro, another venture or any third party.

Nothing on the Site obliges Cavendro to disclose, launch, continue, fund, acquire, sell or otherwise pursue any venture or opportunity.

4. Eligibility and lawful use

You may use the Site only for lawful purposes and in accordance with these Terms. If you use the Site on behalf of an organisation, you represent that you are authorised to act for that organisation in relation to your use.

Where any area of the Site is subject to additional eligibility, age, professional, territorial or regulatory requirements, those additional requirements will apply.

You are responsible for ensuring that your access to and use of the Site is lawful in the jurisdiction from which you access it.

5. Permitted use

Cavendro grants you a limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable permission to access and use the publicly available Site for legitimate personal, professional or internal business information purposes, subject to these Terms.

This permission does not transfer any intellectual property right or confer any right to commercially exploit the Site or its contents.

6. Prohibited use

You must not use the Site:

 

• • for any unlawful, fraudulent, deceptive, defamatory, abusive or malicious purpose;

• • to impersonate Cavendro, a Cavendro venture, an officer, employee or representative, or to misrepresent an affiliation with Cavendro;

• • to introduce viruses, malware, malicious code or other technologically harmful material;

• • to gain or attempt to gain unauthorised access to the Site, servers, databases, accounts, systems or networks;

• • to interfere with, overload, disable, degrade or disrupt the Site or its infrastructure;

• • to circumvent access controls, robots instructions, rate limits, security controls or other technical restrictions;

• • to harvest personal data or contact information in breach of applicable law;

• • to reproduce, republish, syndicate, sell, licence or commercially exploit protected Site material without authority;

• • to use Cavendro branding in a manner likely to cause confusion, imply endorsement or misrepresent source;

• • to conduct systematic scraping, extraction or automated copying except as expressly permitted by Cavendro or applicable law; or

• • to facilitate conduct that infringes intellectual property, privacy, confidentiality or other rights.

7. Intellectual property

The Site and its original content, organisation and materials may be protected by copyright, trade mark, database, design and other intellectual property rights. Rights are owned by Cavendro, an associated company or the relevant third-party licensor.

Protected material may include the Cavendro name and lion device, branding, copy, articles, research, reports, graphics, photographs, video, taxonomies, directories, compilations, user-interface elements, proprietary frameworks, software and other original material.

Except where applicable law permits otherwise, you must not reproduce, modify, adapt, translate, distribute, communicate, make available, sell, licence, create derivative works from or commercially exploit protected material without prior written permission.

You may print or download reasonable extracts for your own internal, non-commercial reference provided that you do not alter the material, remove proprietary notices, misrepresent its source or suggest an association or endorsement that does not exist.

8. Trade marks and brand use

Cavendro, its logos, lion device, venture identifiers and associated brand assets may comprise registered trade marks, pending applications, unregistered trade marks or other protected brand rights.

No licence to use any Cavendro mark is granted by these Terms. You may make ordinary factual textual reference to Cavendro where lawful, but must not use a Cavendro logo, device, brand treatment or confusingly similar identifier for commercial, promotional, domain-name, social-media or source-identifying purposes without written permission.

The ® symbol should be used only where the relevant mark is registered and its use is appropriate in the relevant territory. Third-party marks remain the property of their respective owners.

9. Website content and reliance

Content on the Site is provided for general corporate and informational purposes. Although Cavendro seeks to maintain high editorial and presentation standards, the Site is not intended to be the sole basis for decisions carrying material legal, commercial, financial, technical, investment, regulatory or other consequences.

You should obtain appropriate independent advice and verify material information before acting where the consequences may be significant.

Cavendro does not warrant that all Site content will at all times be complete, accurate, current, suitable for a particular purpose or free from error. Nothing in these Terms excludes a representation or responsibility that cannot lawfully be excluded.

10. No professional or regulated advice

Unless expressly agreed in a separate written engagement, material on the Site does not constitute legal, investment, financial, tax, accounting, engineering, medical, regulatory or other professional advice.

Cavendro’s publication of commentary concerning a sector or market does not mean that Cavendro holds itself out as a regulated adviser in that field.

11. No investment offer or financial promotion

Nothing on the Site constitutes, and nothing should be treated as, an offer to sell or issue securities, an invitation or inducement to engage in investment activity, a prospectus, an offering memorandum, investment advice, or a representation that any Cavendro venture is open to investment.

Any future investment, acquisition, disposal, financing, partnership or similar transaction will be governed solely by its definitive documents and the applicable legal and regulatory framework.

12. Forward-looking statements and venture information

The Site may refer to strategic objectives, future plans, prospective markets, emerging opportunities, anticipated developments or other forward-looking matters. Such statements are inherently subject to uncertainty and should not be regarded as promises, guarantees or commitments.

Cavendro may change priorities, delay or discontinue projects, alter business models, reorganise ventures or elect not to pursue opportunities. It is under no general obligation to publish its venture pipeline or update historic statements solely because circumstances later change.

13. Editorial and thought-leadership material

Articles, insights, market observations and commentary may express analysis or judgement at the date of publication. They are intended to contribute to informed discussion and may rely upon public, third-party or internally developed information.

Views and conclusions may evolve. Unless expressly stated, publication does not amount to endorsement of any company, product, service, sector participant, political position or investment.

14. Third-party information

The Site may refer to statistics, reports, quotations, company information, public records or other material originating from third parties. Cavendro may rely on sources it considers credible but does not control all such material and cannot guarantee continuing accuracy or availability.

Third-party material remains subject to the rights, terms and disclaimers of its respective owners or publishers.

15. External links

The Site may contain links to third-party websites or resources. Such links are provided for convenience, reference or context and do not, unless expressly stated, constitute endorsement, approval, sponsorship or affiliation.

Cavendro has no general control over third-party websites and is not responsible for their content, security, availability, data practices, products, services or subsequent changes. Access to third-party resources is at your own discretion and subject to their own terms.

16. Links to Cavendro

You may create a conventional hyperlink to a publicly accessible page of the Site provided that the link is lawful, fair and does not damage or exploit Cavendro’s reputation.

You must not frame the Site, obscure its origin, suggest endorsement or partnership without authority, or use Cavendro branding as a source identifier for another service. Cavendro may request removal of a link that materially misrepresents the relationship or interferes with its rights.

17. Automated access, crawling and scraping

Ordinary indexing by legitimate public search engines in accordance with the Site’s published technical instructions is permitted. Other automated access must not materially burden the Site, circumvent technical restrictions or systematically extract protected content, datasets, directories or compilations for commercial exploitation without permission.

Cavendro may implement reasonable technical controls, rate limits, access restrictions and other measures to protect Site availability, intellectual property, data and commercial value.

18. Artificial intelligence and machine learning

No express licence is granted under these Terms to use protected Cavendro content, proprietary datasets, substantial extracts, original research, brand assets or publications for the training, fine-tuning, evaluation or commercial development of artificial-intelligence or machine-learning systems.

This reservation applies only to the extent permitted by applicable law and does not purport to prevent uses that the law does not permit Cavendro to restrict. Licensing enquiries should be directed to [IP/LEGAL EMAIL].

19. User submissions and communications

If the Site permits you to submit enquiries, messages, documents or other material, you are responsible for ensuring that your submission is lawful, accurate to the best of your knowledge, and does not infringe third-party rights.

You must not submit confidential information, trade secrets, personal data concerning third parties without a lawful basis, malicious files or material that is unlawful or materially misleading.

Cavendro may retain and process communications as described in its Privacy Policy and as reasonably necessary to respond, maintain records, protect legal rights and comply with law.

20. Unsolicited ideas, pitches and proposals

Cavendro develops and evaluates digital ventures, names, concepts, market opportunities and business models. It may therefore independently be working on ideas similar to those submitted by third parties.

Unless Cavendro has signed a written confidentiality or submission agreement beforehand, an unsolicited proposal, concept, venture idea, domain suggestion, business plan, design, technology concept or other submission is not received on a confidential or fiduciary basis merely because it has been sent to Cavendro.

Receipt does not oblige Cavendro to review, respond, negotiate, compensate the sender, refrain from pursuing independently developed concepts, or enter into any relationship. Nothing in this clause authorises infringement of valid third-party intellectual property rights.

21. Interactive features

If Cavendro later introduces accounts, comments, directories, community functions, submissions, downloads or other interactive features, additional terms may apply. Cavendro may require acceptance of those terms before access.

Cavendro may moderate, restrict, suspend or remove access to interactive features where reasonably necessary for legal, security, operational, integrity or abuse-prevention purposes.

22. Availability and changes to the Site

Cavendro does not guarantee uninterrupted or continuous availability of the Site. Access may be suspended, restricted or withdrawn for maintenance, security, legal, operational or commercial reasons.

Cavendro may change the Site’s structure, content, functionality, domain, branding or areas of focus without notice. It may remove material that is outdated, commercially sensitive, legally problematic or no longer aligned with its strategy.

23. Cybersecurity

Cavendro takes reasonable measures appropriate to the nature of the Site but no internet service can be guaranteed to be completely secure or free from harmful components.

You are responsible for using appropriate security protections on your own systems. You must not attempt unauthorised access, penetration testing, vulnerability exploitation or interference without Cavendro’s prior written authorisation.

Nothing in these Terms is intended to discourage responsible disclosure of genuine security concerns. Security reports may be sent to [SECURITY/LEGAL EMAIL].

24. Privacy and cookies

Personal data collected through the Site is handled in accordance with Cavendro’s Privacy Policy. Cookies and similar technologies are addressed in the Cookie Policy and any applicable consent mechanism.

These Terms do not replace those notices. Where data is collected through a form or other interface, additional privacy information may be presented at the point of collection.

25. International use

Cavendro has a United Kingdom corporate footing and the Site may be accessible globally. Accessibility in a territory does not mean that every venture, opportunity, feature or statement is directed to or available in that territory.

Cavendro may restrict access or content geographically where appropriate. Users outside the United Kingdom are responsible for compliance with laws applicable to their own use, subject always to mandatory laws that cannot lawfully be displaced by these Terms.

26. Regulated and specialist sectors

Cavendro or its separate ventures may publish information concerning specialist or regulated industries. Sector-specific websites may therefore contain additional eligibility rules, disclosures, advertising standards, age restrictions, regulatory notices or terms.

A listing, mention, profile, advertisement, sponsorship or editorial reference does not, without express wording, amount to a recommendation, regulatory approval, verification or guarantee by Cavendro.

Users should rely on the legal documentation of the relevant venture when interacting with that venture.

27. Advertising, sponsorship, affiliate and commercial material

Where the Site itself carries paid, sponsored, affiliate or other commercial material, Cavendro will seek to identify it appropriately where required. A commercial relationship does not automatically determine editorial conclusions or constitute endorsement.

Separate ventures may adopt their own advertising, directory, sponsorship and affiliate policies.

28. Business users and consumers

The Site is principally intended as a corporate information website and may be used by both business users and members of the public. Nothing in these Terms excludes or restricts statutory rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.

If you are acting as a consumer, provisions of these Terms apply subject to mandatory consumer law. If you are acting wholly or mainly for business purposes, provisions governing business use apply to the fullest extent permitted by law.

29. Disclaimers

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Site is made available on an “as available” basis. Cavendro does not give a contractual warranty that the Site will be uninterrupted, error-free, secure, compatible with every system, or suitable for every intended use.

Any disclaimer in these Terms is subject to applicable law, including statutory controls on exclusion clauses and unfair terms. These Terms are not intended to exclude obligations or liabilities that cannot lawfully be excluded.

30. Limitation of liability

Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, or any other liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.

Subject to the preceding paragraph, and to the fullest extent permitted by law, Cavendro will not be liable merely because general information on the Site proves incomplete or becomes outdated, or because the Site or a third-party link is temporarily unavailable.

For business users, and subject to applicable law, Cavendro excludes liability for indirect or consequential loss and for loss of profit, revenue, business, anticipated savings, opportunity, goodwill or reputation arising solely from use of or inability to use this corporate Site, except where such exclusion would be unlawful.

For consumers, nothing in these Terms affects rights or remedies provided by mandatory consumer law. Any limitation will apply only to the extent it is fair and legally enforceable.

Where Cavendro or a Cavendro venture enters into a separate contract with you, liability connected with that contract will be governed by the relevant contractual terms rather than this general Site provision.

31. Indemnity for unlawful business misuse

If you use the Site in the course of a business, you will be responsible for losses, liabilities, reasonable costs and expenses suffered by Cavendro as a direct result of your unlawful use of the Site or material breach of these Terms, to the extent such responsibility is enforceable under applicable law.

This provision is not intended to impose liability for matters caused by Cavendro or to override statutory controls on contractual terms.

32. Suspension and termination of access

Cavendro may suspend, restrict or terminate access to all or part of the Site where it reasonably considers this necessary because of suspected unlawful activity, security risk, abuse, material breach of these Terms, excessive automated access, infringement or operational necessity.

Where appropriate and practicable, Cavendro may give notice or an opportunity to remedy, but it is not required to do so where immediate action is reasonably necessary.

33. Evidence and records

Cavendro may retain technical and business records relating to Site access, communications and security events where lawful and reasonably necessary for administration, security, dispute resolution, regulatory compliance or protection of legal rights, in accordance with its Privacy Policy.

34. No partnership, agency or authority

Nothing in these Terms creates a partnership, joint venture, agency, employment, fiduciary or franchise relationship between a Site user and Cavendro.

No Site content authorises a user to make commitments, representations or statements on Cavendro’s behalf.

35. Assignment and corporate reorganisation

Cavendro may transfer or assign rights and obligations relating to operation of the Site to an affiliate, successor, purchaser or other entity as part of a bona fide corporate reorganisation, sale, transfer or restructuring, subject to applicable law and without reducing mandatory rights.

A user may not assign any contractual right arising specifically under these Terms where such assignment would materially prejudice Cavendro, except with consent or where applicable law provides otherwise.

36. Entire understanding in relation to Site use

These Terms, together with documents expressly incorporated into them, set out the general basis on which the Site may be used. They do not replace separate written agreements governing investments, acquisitions, partnerships, licences, services, advertising, sponsorship or individual Cavendro ventures.

For business users, no statement on the Site should be treated as a contractual representation unless expressly incorporated into a binding written agreement.

37. Severability

If a provision of these Terms is held invalid, unlawful or unenforceable, it will, so far as possible, be modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it valid and enforceable. If that is not possible, it will be treated as deleted without affecting the remaining provisions.

38. No waiver

A failure or delay by Cavendro to exercise a right or remedy does not waive that right or remedy. A waiver is effective only to the extent expressly given.

39. Third-party rights

Except where these Terms expressly provide otherwise, a person who is not a party to any contract arising under these Terms has no right to enforce it under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999. This does not affect any right or remedy existing independently of that Act.

40. Changes to these Terms

Cavendro may update these Terms to reflect changes in law, the Site, its operating model, corporate structure, security requirements or business activities.

The current version will be published on the Site with its effective date. Changes will not retrospectively remove accrued rights or override mandatory law. Where a change materially affects a continuing contractual relationship, Cavendro will use an appropriate method of notification where legally required.

41. Governing law

Subject to mandatory laws that cannot validly be excluded, these Terms and any non-contractual obligations arising out of or in connection with use of the Site are governed by the laws of England and Wales.

42. Jurisdiction

For business users, subject to any mandatory jurisdiction that applies, the courts of England and Wales shall have exclusive jurisdiction over disputes arising out of or in connection with these Terms or use of the Site.

If you are a consumer, nothing in this clause deprives you of mandatory rights to bring or defend proceedings in another court where applicable consumer law gives you that right.

43. Contact and legal notices

Questions about these Terms, permissions, intellectual property concerns or formal notices relating to the Site should be directed to:

 

• • Customer Realtions
  • Cavendro Limited
  • 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2H 9JQ
  • Email: info@cavendrolimited.com

Formal notices should contain sufficient information to identify the sender, the issue concerned and any relevant Site location, transaction or correspondence.

44. Effective date and version

Effective date: 02/09/2026

Last reviewed: 02/09/2026

Version: 1.0

Pre-publication legal and implementation checklist

This checklist is part of the working Word document and may be removed from the public webpage after completion.

 

1. 1. Confirm the legal entity operating the Cavendro website and insert its exact registered name.

1. 1. Insert company number, registered office and place of registration. UK company websites generally need the full corporate disclosures required by applicable trading-disclosure rules.

1. 1. Confirm the live primary domain and all subdomains to which these Terms are intended to apply.

1. 1. Verify whether CAVENDRO and the lion/device are registered trade marks. Do not use ® for a mark that has not been registered in the relevant territory.

1. 1. Confirm ownership/licensing of website copy, commissioned design, photography, video, illustrations, code and other assets.

1. 1. Ensure the Legal Notice, Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy are separately finalised and linked alongside these Terms.

1. 1. Audit the Site for contact forms, newsletter sign-ups, analytics, pixels, embeds and cookies; align the legal documents and consent implementation with actual functionality.

1. 1. Decide whether the Site will accept unsolicited venture proposals. If not, consider a prominent submission warning near the contact form.

1. 1. Confirm whether any downloadable research, reports or proprietary datasets need separate licence terms.

1. 1. Confirm whether any directories, accounts, comments, community functions or other user-generated content exist. If so, add feature-specific acceptable-use, moderation and takedown provisions.

1. 1. Confirm whether any Cavendro corporate page carries advertising, affiliate links or sponsorship. If so, align disclosures with applicable advertising and consumer rules.

1. 1. Keep separate venture websites under venture-specific terms, particularly where a venture enters gaming, finance, consumer marketplaces or another regulated/specialist sector.

1. 1. If Cavendro seeks investment, publishes a fundraising opportunity or communicates financial promotions, obtain specialist regulatory advice before publication.

1. 1. Review the business-user limitation and indemnity provisions with instructed counsel if the Site develops paid or account-based functionality.

1. 1. Review these Terms whenever the Site materially changes and at least annually.

Key UK legal framework considered in this draft

 

• • Companies Act 2006 and the Company, Limited Liability Partnership and Business (Names and Trading Disclosures) Regulations 2015 – corporate website identity and trading disclosures.

• • Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 – protection and permitted use of copyright works.

• • Trade Marks Act 1994 – trade mark and brand protection.

• • Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 – controls on exclusions and restrictions of business liability, including negligence.

• • Consumer Rights Act 2015 – fairness and transparency of consumer terms and restrictions on excluding certain liabilities.

• • Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 – third-party enforcement rights.

• • UK GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018 – personal-data processing and transparency.

• • Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003, as amended – cookies and certain electronic communications.

• • Electronic Commerce (EC Directive) Regulations 2002, where applicable.

• • Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 and other applicable consumer/competition rules where Cavendro or a venture engages in consumer-facing commercial activity.

Legal qualification

These Terms have been drafted as a detailed UK-oriented corporate website template for Cavendro’s present venture-institution model. They are intentionally more protective and comprehensive than a generic website template, but no document can provide absolute protection or lawfully exclude mandatory liabilities. The final publication version should be checked by an instructed UK solicitor once Cavendro’s legal entity, trade mark position, live functionality, data practices and relevant operating jurisdictions are confirmed.