Copyright

2. Personal and internal use

A person may view, download or print reasonable extracts of website content for personal, non-commercial or internal reference purposes.

Any copy must:

• remain unaltered;
• retain any copyright or attribution notice;
• identify Lexcord as the source where appropriate; and
• not be presented in a misleading context.

This permission does not transfer ownership of the content or grant any broader licence.

3. Uses requiring permission

Unless permitted by law, prior written permission from Lexcord is required to:

• reproduce substantial parts of the website;
• republish content on another website or platform;
• distribute content commercially;
• modify or adapt content;
• incorporate content into another publication, service or database;
• use photographs, graphics, videos or downloadable resources;
• frame or mirror the website;
• use content to promote another business or service; or
• remove copyright, attribution or rights-management information.

4. Linking to this website

A person may link to a publicly accessible page of this website, provided that the link:

• is accurate and not misleading;
• does not imply sponsorship, endorsement or association;
• does not frame the page or obscure its source; and
• does not use Lexcord branding without permission.

We may request that a link be removed where it is misleading, inappropriate or inconsistent with these terms.

5. Trade marks and branding

The Lexcord name, logo and other branding elements displayed on this website may be protected by trade mark, copyright or other laws.

They must not be used, copied or reproduced in a way that suggests endorsement, affiliation or authorisation without prior written permission.

6. Third-party content

Some images, fonts, software, articles or other material may be owned by third parties and used under licence or with permission.

The permissions granted on this page do not apply to third-party content.

A person wishing to use third-party content must obtain permission from the relevant rights holder.

7. Requesting permission

Requests to reproduce or use Lexcord website content should identify:

• the material concerned;
• the proposed use;
• the publication, platform or audience;
• whether the use is commercial; and
• the requester's contact details.

Requests may be sent to:

Permission is not granted unless confirmed in writing.

8. Reporting an issue

A person who believes that material on this website infringes their intellectual property rights should contact us and provide:

• identification of the relevant material;
• the page on which it appears;
• an explanation of the rights claimed;
• supporting information; and
• contact details.

We will review the notification and take any action we consider appropriate.