Legal information and contacts

TalkPlace.es is operated by ENGRANAJE SUPERIOR S.L., NIF B16426272. Registered office: CL Manuel de Falla 3, 4 C II, 03581 Pla Parcial Platja, Alicante, Spain. Email: legal@talkplace.es. Telephone: +34 624 019 733.

2. Commercial Register

Before the final registration details are obtained, wording corresponding exactly to the actual registration status must be published. Once the details are obtained, the Alicante Commercial Register, Volume, Folio, Sheet, and Entry will be stated.

TalkPlace provides informational materials about territories, the urban environment, and living conditions. The site is not a real-estate agency and does not replace professional legal, technical, planning, medical, insurance, or investment checks.

Unless otherwise stated, TalkPlace’s own texts, photographs, research structure, original databases, and other materials are protected by applicable law. Third-party rights in the data, maps, trademarks, and other materials used remain unaffected.

Automated mass extraction of own materials and substantial parts of TalkPlace’s protected database is prohibited where it breaches applicable law and established technical restrictions.

Mentioning or linking to an external source does not mean that TalkPlace controls its content. The currency and availability of the external resource may change.

Contacts

TalkPlace.es

Operator: ENGRANAJE SUPERIOR S.L.

NIF: B16426272

Registered office: CL Manuel de Falla 3, 4 C II, 03581 Pla Parcial Platja, Alicante, Spain

Email: legal@talkplace.es

Telephone: +34 624 019 733

Contact channels

The languages for legal communications must be stated in the public version after effective organisational confirmation.

Report an error

If you have identified a factual error, outdated information, an incorrect street or district name, a coordinate, a source, or another inaccurate detail, please tell us.

What to include

The page URL; exactly what is incorrect; the correct information, if known; the source or document; and a contact email for the response.

If the communication concerns your rights, a publication with reputational significance, or an organisation’s position, use the correction request. If you consider the content illegal, use the illegal-content notification.

Sending a communication does not guarantee that the material will be changed automatically. The information is checked and corrected where appropriate.

Request a correction or submit a position

If information published by TalkPlace concerns you, your organisation, or an object regarding which you are authorised to act, and you consider it inaccurate, incomplete, or in need of context, you may submit a correction request or state your position.

What to include

The material URL; the specific disputed passage; the proposed correction; the factual and, where necessary, legal grounds; supporting documents or official sources; your name and contact email; and the basis of your representation if you act on behalf of another person or organisation.

Receiving the request does not imply automatic removal or modification of the material. TalkPlace assesses the applicable sources, the accuracy of the published information, and the evidence provided.

If the error is confirmed, the material is corrected. If the issue is a disagreement of opinions, the interested party’s position may be taken into account without acknowledging that the original publication was erroneous.

To report content you consider illegal: report illegal content.

Report illegal content

This section is intended for notifications about materials that the notifier considers illegal.

What to include

The exact URL; the specific content; a sufficiently reasoned explanation of the alleged illegality; your name or that of the organisation, where applicable; an operational email; supporting materials, if any; and a declaration of good faith and accuracy of the information provided.

Receiving a notification does not imply automatic removal of the content. Notifications are examined objectively and without undue delay. Where appropriate, the notifier and the author receive information about the decision made and the available ways to challenge it.