Grant of Licenses
All fonts and other products and digital material (“Digital Material”) are protected by proprietary rights of Post Italic. The rights granted to the Customer constitute a license and not a transfer of title. The Digital Material is available for download in return for the purchase price and may only be used by the Customer. Any use of the Digital Material is limited to the following licenses.
Any transfer of the Digital Material to other persons than the respective Customer who downloads the Digital Material from the Website in consideration of the purchase price must be agreed by Post Italic in writing unless not covered by the following licenses.
Except as expressly agreed in writing by Post Italic or expressly permitted by these Terms and Conditions, the Customer agrees not to modify, copy, frame, scrape, rent, lease, loan, sell, distribute, or create derivative works based on (whether in whole or in part) the Digital Material, in whole or in part. The Customer is not allowed to assign the licenses and rights granted hereunder to any third party without the written consent of Post Italic.
Any breach of these license terms would entitle Post Italic to ask for damages according to applicable laws.
1. Software
(1a) Installation and use
The Customer may install and use a single copy of the Digital Material. Note that some of the objects embodied in the Post Italic Archive are subject to copyrights, trademark-rights and/or other rights of individual owners of such rights, and may respectively only be used in accordance with the respective laws and/or treaties and/or with separate authorization by the individual owner of such rights. All rights remain reserved.
(1b) Reproduction and distribution
The Customer may not reproduce or distribute copies of the Digital Material. The Customer may not make the Digital Material available for download. Copies of the Digital Material may not be distributed for profit unless by prior permission of Post Italic. The Digital Material will be individualise when ordered. All forms of illegal and/or unauthorises distribution can be traced back to the original and first purchaser. Post Italic hereby reserves the right to take all applicable civil and/or criminal proceedings against any illegal and/or unauthorised distribution.
2. Typefaces, desktop/print license(2a) Installation and use
The Customer may install and use a single copy of the Digital Material. All rights remain reserved.
(2b) Reproduction and distribution
The Customer may not reproduce or distribute copies of the Digital Material. The Customer may not make the Digital Material available for download. Copies of the Digital Material may not be distributed for profit unless by prior permission of Post Italic. The Digital Material will be individualise when ordered. All forms of illegal and/or unauthorises distribution can be traced back to the original and first purchaser. Post Italic hereby reserves the right to take all applicable civil and/or criminal proceedings against any illegal and/or unauthorised distribution.
3. Typefaces, web license
(3a) Installation and use
This license grants the Customer the right for self-hosted web-font usage limited to the domain(s) specified on the Customer’s invoice. Please note that any web-font usage on other domains than declared, even when registered to the same person or company, is illegal.
(3b) Reproduction and distribution
The web-font files are only to be used for designing text on a website and are not to be made accessible for direct download. Post Italic recommend using the @font-face rule in the Customer’s CSS code. The Customer agrees to safeguard the protection of the web-font files accordingly to prevent unlicensed access or misuse by third parties. Post Italic specifically recommends to mask the web-font URL using HTACCESS. Only original, licensed WOFF, WOFF2 and EOT files purchased from Post Italic are to be used. It is strictly prohibited to convert, rename or alter web-font files in any way.
4. Typefaces, other licenses
Post Italic offers diverse licenses for various purposes and applications such as e.g. Corporate Licenses, eBook Licenses, App Licenses, Broadcast Licenses, Social Media & Video Streaming Licenses, etc. Also special rates may apply to small companies and non-profit organisations. Respective license terms and prices are available upon request and subject to our discretion.
Warranty and liability
(1) In the event of a defect of a delivered physical good, the Customer shall be entitled to request from Post Italic to repair the defect or to supply another product (as ordered) which is free from defects. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if the Customer is not a consumer, Post Italic shall have the right to choose between any such remedies at Post Italic’s discretion, provided that such choice shall be made by us by notice within a period of three business days following receipt of the Customer’s notice of the defect. Post Italic may refuse to remedy a defective good in the manner requested by the Customer if such remedy would result in unreasonable costs. If the remedy (supplementary performance) fails or cannot reasonably be expected from the Customer or Post Italic refuses to remedy the defect, the Customer shall be entitled to terminate the contract, reduce the purchase price or claim damages or frustrated expenses, in each case in accordance with applicable law.
(2) Digital Material is – after downloading – not returnable or refundable.
(3) Post Italic shall not be liable (on whatever legal grounds) for damages which may not reasonably be foreseen, assuming a normal use of the product. Furthermore, Post Italic’s liability shall be excluded for damages resulting out of a loss of data if their recovery is not possible or impeded due to a failure to perform appropriate data back-up procedures.
Website usage
Any reproduction and/or use in any manner of the entire Website and/or copyright protected parts of it (including but not limited to audio and graphic material, photos, texts, layouts etc.) is strictly prohibited if not expressly allowed otherwise by Post Italic.
Last updated: June 13, 2023
