Os direitos de propriedade intelectual de todos os conteúdos do site Móveis Vitro que não sejam de fornecimento externo e como tal devidamente identificado, são pertença de Vitor Oliveira, incluindo as informações, as ferramentas, o desenho gráfico das páginas, com todos os seus componentes, e todas as figuras, desenhos, gráficos ou textos. O conteúdo presente neste site não poderá ser copiado, alterado ou distribuído salvo com autorização expressa do Webmaster Vitor Oliveira.

All copyrights are reserved. No part of Móveis Vitro can in total or partially be reproduced without the previous permission of the Vitor Oliveira.

There is no need to steal from this site just ask and we will help you all we can.

Instructions for beginners: Many beginners surfing the Internet very often don’t understand that the site they are surfing on is legally owned by somebody. It actually means that your recording, copying or publishing of any part of the site without the consent from the site-owner is punishable by law because it represents an offense or violation of the site.

Try to compare that with the following circumstances: You invite guests to come and visit freely and with that, you are a good host, looking forward to their visit and you do your best to make them feel at home. However, when they leave, you find that many of your valuables have been taken, without your consent. They did not even ask for them. What would you call that?

The consultation of Móveis Vitro estimates that the reader or visitor took knowledge of this acknowledgment and that this pages, as well as all its elements is protected by the Copyright, under the cover of the Individual Property.

The consultation of Móveis Vitro estimates that the reader accepted the conditions and disposals contained in the following clauses:

1. All the text, graphics, Domain Name, marks and other elements contained in these pages of Móveis Vitro are protected by Copyright, and being express injunction of any copy, reproduction, transmission, use, modification, publication, distribution or any other use without authorization from Vitor Oliveira.

2. Except the authorized free uses for copyright law, nominated the citation right, since that identified the origin clearly.

3. The Móveis Vitro graphics this site as won, rating and membership badges and logo's, are all copyright protected from their Authors or Organizations and it is with their authorization that we have them on this site.

COPYRIGHT AND THE INTERNET:

One should presume that all Web pages also e-mail messages are copyrighted unless clearly stated otherwise.

Copyright holders retain all rights to copy, distribute, display, perform, and create derivative works from their internet creations.

For example: a user cannot distribute someone's e-mail message without expressed permission; the private e-mail correspondence is itself copyrighted, and the user simply has one copy of its contents.

Although we should presume that the material on a web page is copy righted, the page owner does not have the right demand that others are prohibited from linking to his page.

You do not need to ask permission to link to any web page. Although it is not a copyright violation to link to any web page, it may be a copyright violation for a user to take some ones entire link list and incorporate it into a new page without changes.

Like bibliographies, the information in link lists is not copy righted, but the initial arrangement of material may be unique a creation.

Technically, retrieving any information over the internet involves making copies of that material on your own computer for personal viewing. This however is not a copyright violation.

There is an implied license in such cases which allows a user to make copies in order for the medium to work. However this implied license does not entitle you to make other copies, such as posting that material on a news group.

The fair use question is especially pertinent when posting on the internet some previously copy righted material, such as a book. Given the virtually unlimited audience in internet use, owners of the copyrighted material can argue that posting significant portions of a work may destroy the market for that item.