CorpHaus Ltd, registered in England and Wales, company number 17453226.
This policy forms part of the CorpHaus Terms of Use.
1. General rule
Use CorpHaus only for legitimate B2B accommodation, property sourcing, listing, matching, communication and placement activity consistent with your membership permissions.
2. You must not
- commit, facilitate or promote fraud, deception or other unlawful conduct;
- impersonate another person or organisation or materially misrepresent your identity, authority, regulatory status or business relationship;
- publish a property without genuine authority to market or introduce it in the manner represented;
- repost as your own a property first discovered through CorpHaus where you do not independently hold authority to market it;
- publish materially false, misleading, stale or fabricated property, requirement, compliance or commercial information;
- use CorpHaus to unlawfully discriminate against, harass, threaten, abuse or intimidate another person;
- send spam, bulk unsolicited messages or use member contact information for unrelated marketing;
- upload malicious code, attempt unauthorised access, probe security, interfere with the service or evade technical restrictions;
- scrape, harvest, systematically copy or reconstruct listings, member information or the provider network;
- circumvent membership limits, payment controls, account classification, visibility rules or access restrictions;
- infringe intellectual-property, confidentiality, privacy or data-protection rights;
- upload illegal content or content that facilitates criminal activity;
- upload special category, criminal-offence or other highly sensitive personal data into general upload fields unless expressly permitted and lawfully necessary;
- use information obtained through CorpHaus for an unrelated purpose or disclose restricted information without authority.
3. Listing standards
Listings must be genuine, current, sufficiently accurate for a business user to understand what is being offered, and supported by authority to market. Where the platform requests a relationship-to-property declaration, it must be answered truthfully.
4. Evidence
We may ask for evidence supporting authority, regulatory status, property information, compliance documents or other claims. Failure to provide reasonably requested evidence may result in restriction or removal.
5. Enforcement
Depending on seriousness, context and history, action may include no action, a request for clarification, content correction/removal, a warning, temporary restriction, suspension or termination. Serious fraud, illegality, security threats or deliberate abuse may justify immediate action.