Terms of Use

 

 

MEANING OF TERMS CONTAINED IN THE GENERAL TERMS Certain terms in the context of these General Terms have the following meanings:

1. A real estate broker is the agency "For Five" j.d.o.o., a real estate brokerage agency, OIB: , which meets the conditions for real estate brokerage as defined by the Real Estate Brokerage Act (hereinafter: Broker).
2. A real estate agent is a natural person registered in the Register of Real Estate Brokers and employed by the Broker (hereinafter: Agent).
3.  Real estate brokerage refers to the actions of a real estate broker related to connecting the Principal and a Third Party, as well as negotiations and preparations for concluding legal transactions involving a specific property, particularly in cases of purchase, sale, exchange, lease, rental, etc.
4. The Principal is a natural or legal person who enters into a written brokerage agreement with the Real Estate Broker (seller, buyer, tenant, lessor, landlord, lessee, and other possible participants in real estate transactions – hereinafter: Principal).
5. A Third Party is a person whom the Real Estate Broker attempts to connect with the Principal for negotiations regarding legal transactions involving a specific property (hereinafter: Third Party).

 

 

The Principal, whether a natural or legal person, must declare when signing the Brokerage Agreement whether they wish to be contacted by the Agency, i.e., the Broker, in case a property appears in the Agency's offer that the Broker deems suitable for the Principal's criteria. 

 

PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION The Principal confirms that they have voluntarily provided their personal data, including OIB, to the Broker for the purpose of participating in the real estate purchase process and ensuring unambiguous identification. The Principal explicitly consents to the Broker using their personal data in accordance with regulations governing personal data protection.

 

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a set of regulations introduced due to technological advancements and globalization, aiming to protect individuals' personal data, according to AZOP. The goal of the GDPR is to provide individuals with greater control over their personal data. This means that, from now on, everyone has the right to obtain information at any time about what data an organization holds about them, to give consent for the processing of such data, or to request the "erasure" of their data. For example, in the case of an email notifying you that an entity has your data and seeks your consent to continue using it, you can grant consent and later request that the organization "forgets" your data at any time.