Disclaimer

Kazork is a SaaS software within a cloud computing platform that is used by sellers and buyers (users) of real estate.  Kazork does not make decisions for these users. Kazork acts solely as a transparent communications conduit for these users.  In no event shall Kazork and/or its employees and partners be liable for any direct, indirect, punitive, incidental, special, consequential damages or any damages whatsoever from the use of Kazork.com. Kazork reserves the right to change any terms of this site, at any time, at Kazork's discretion.  If you are dissatisfied with any part of Kazork or its Web site, or with any of the terms of use, your sole and exclusive remedy is to discontinue using Kazork or the Kazork Web site. All users of Kazork understand that technological errors may occur from time to time.  If such an error occurs, Kazork reserves the right to restart the Offer Submission Period (OSP) for a specific period of time or take other action to resolve any discrepancies. Kazork reserves the right to correct any technical errors without notification to users. Kazork reserves the right to change an Offer Submission Period ending time without notice. Seller reserves the right to cancel the sale of a property at anytime, without warning. No offer submitted online, or by any other method, is legally binding until both buyer and seller execute the purchase contract.  If your offer is exceeded by a Maximum Auto-Offer, the Maximum Auto-Offer will show the original date and time of submission to establish its priority.

Disruption of Technology or Services

All users of Kazork understand that access to Kazork's Web site may be unavailable due to:

• network failure, hardware failure, including among other things failures of computers (including your own computer), servers, networks, telecommunication lines and connections, and other electronic and mechanical equipment;
• software failure, bugs, viruses, configuration errors, incompatibility of systems, firewalls or other screening programs.
  
• overload of system capacities;
• act of God to include damage caused by severe weather, earthquakes, wars, insurrection, riots, civil commotion, accident, fire, water damage, explosion, mechanical breakdown or other natural disasters;
• interruption of power supplies
• governmental or regulatory restrictions, exchange rulings, court or tribunal orders or other human intervention.