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Last updated: April 17, 2026

This Services Agreement (Public Offer) (the “Offer”) sets out the terms and conditions for the provision of services (the “Agreement”) by UAB “Melbikomas”, registration code 304130898, having its registered office at 11B Svitrigailos Str., Vilnius, Republic of Lithuania (the “Contractor”), to any individual or legal entity accepting this Offer (the “Customer”). The Contractor and the Customer are jointly referred to as the “Parties” and individually as a “Party”.

This Offer and the legal relations arising from it shall be governed by the laws of the Republic of Lithuania.

In accordance with Articles 6.167 and 6.168 of the Civil Code of the Republic of Lithuania, this Offer constitutes a public offer for the conclusion of a services agreement under the terms and conditions set forth herein, provided that the Contractor is technically capable of providing the Services and the Customer has the necessary end-user equipment in proper working order.

The Agreement shall be deemed concluded upon the Customer’s registration in the Personal Account on the Contractor’s Website, which shall be deemed the effective date of the Agreement.

This Offer shall enter into force upon its publication on the Contractor’s Website and shall remain valid until withdrawn by the Contractor.

The Contractor reserves the right to amend or withdraw this Offer at its sole discretion. Any amendments shall enter into force upon their publication on the Website, unless a later effective date is expressly specified. The Customer shall have the right to reject such amendments by terminating the Agreement within ten (10) calendar days from the date of their publication. If the Customer does not terminate the Agreement within the aforementioned period and continues to use the Services, such conduct shall be deemed to constitute acceptance of the amended terms.

By accepting this Offer, the Customer confirms that they have full legal capacity or proper authorisation, have read and understood this Offer, and accept its terms voluntarily.

1. Terms and Definitions

1. “Domain Name” means a designation consisting of symbols used to identify an Internet resource and to provide access to information available on the Internet.
2. “Domain Name Registration Actions” mean the entry of data relating to a domain name into the registrar’s database to ensure the uniqueness of the domain name and to grant the right to administer it.
3. “Payment System” means a set of organisations operating under the rules of a payment system for the purpose of transferring funds, including the payment system operator, payment infrastructure service providers and participants in the payment system.
4. “Account” means a set of data associated with the Customer, including login credentials, access rights, files, settings and orders.
5. “Personal Account” means a section of the Contractor’s Website providing a self-service interface through which the Customer manages the Services, payments and requests.
6. “IP Address (Network Address)” means a unique identifier assigned to a device within a data communication network.
7. “Virtual Server Services” mean services involving the provision of a portion of the Contractor’s server resources for temporary use.
8. “Server” means a hardware or virtual system used for storing and processing data.
9. “Services” means hosting and related infrastructure services, including, without limitation, virtual and physical servers, IP address allocation, domain-related services, software licensing, technical support and additional equipment.

The scope, parameters and technical characteristics of the Services may be further specified on the Website or within the Personal Account and shall form an integral part of this Agreement.

2. Subject Matter of the Agreement

1. Under this Agreement, the Contractor shall provide the Services, and the Customer shall accept and pay for such Services in accordance with the applicable Rates:
   • Virtual Server Services
   • Physical Server Services
   • IP Address Provision
   • Domain Name Registration Services
   • Provision of Non-Exclusive Rights to Use Software (the “Licences”)
   • Provision of Additional Equipment
   • Technical Support Services
2. The Customer shall pay for the Services in accordance with the rates published on the Contractor’s Website (the “Rates”).

3. Account Registration and Access

1. The Customer shall register and access the Personal Account independently via the Website.
2. During registration, the Customer shall provide accurate, complete and up-to-date information by filling in all required fields.
3. If it is established that the Customer has provided inaccurate or false information, or has failed to provide requested verification documents, the Contractor shall have the right to suspend or block the Customer’s Account. Any refund of funds shall be subject to the terms of this Agreement.Where the Customer has provided inaccurate or incomplete information due to a technical or clerical error, the Contractor shall, where reasonably possible, provide the Customer with a reasonable period to correct such information.The Contractor may suspend or block the Customer’s Account without prior notice where there are reasonable grounds to believe that the Customer has intentionally provided false or misleading information.Where the Contractor reasonably determines that the Customer has intentionally provided false, misleading or fraudulent information, including for the purpose of circumventing identification, payment or legal requirements, the Contractor shall have the right to immediately suspend or terminate the Customer’s Account without prior notice. In such cases, the Contractor may refuse to refund any amounts paid by the Customer, to the extent permitted by applicable law, and may retain such amounts to cover damages, administrative costs and risks incurred.
4. By accepting this Offer, the Customer acknowledges that the Contractor processes personal data in accordance with applicable laws of the Republic of Lithuania and the European Union, including Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (GDPR), and the Privacy Policy available at:
5. https://www.melbicom.net/legal/privacy-policy/
   Personal data shall be processed only to the extent necessary for the performance of this Agreement in accordance with Article 6(1)(b) GDPR.The Contractor shall implement appropriate technical and organisational measures to protect personal data.
6. The Contractor shall process personal data only to the extent necessary for the provision of the Services, customer identification and support, and shall implement appropriate technical and organisational measures to ensure the integrity and security of such data.
7. The Customer has the right to request correction or update of inaccurate personal data.
8. The use of false, temporary or anonymised contact details, including VoIP (SIP) numbers or similar tools, for the purpose of circumventing identification requirements is prohibited.

4. Fees and Payment Terms

1. The Customer shall pay for the Services based on advance invoices issued in the Personal Account (the “Invoice”). The Contractor may, at its discretion, provide certain Services free of charge for a limited trial period. Information on such trial Services shall be made available on the Website.
2. Each Invoice shall be paid by the due date specified therein.
3. Payment shall be deemed completed only upon actual receipt of funds by the Contractor and their allocation to the Customer’s Personal Account. In the event of any discrepancies, the Customer shall contact the Contractor’s billing support.
4. If the Customer fails to make payment for the subsequent service period, the Contractor may suspend the Services immediately upon expiration of the paid service period, unless a grace period is specified in the Personal Account or in the applicable service conditions.
5. Following suspension of the Services:
   • data stored on virtual servers (including disk images) may be retained for up to three (3) days;
   • backup data, where the backup service has been activated, may be retained for up to fourteen (14) days;
   • data on physical servers may be retained for up to two (2) days.
6. Upon expiration of the above retention periods, the Contractor shall have the right to irreversibly delete all data stored on the relevant servers, including backup data.
7. The Contractor shall not be liable for any loss of data resulting from the suspension of the Services or the deletion of data in accordance with this Section. The Customer is solely responsible for maintaining backup copies of its data.
8. Provision of the Services may be resumed within twenty-four (24) hours after full payment has been received by the Contractor and allocated to the Customer’s Personal Account, subject to technical availability. The Customer may submit a request via the Personal Account to confirm the restoration of the Services.

5. Payment for and Termination of Windows OS Licences and Additional Equipment

1. Fees for the use of Windows operating system licences provided on a temporary basis (the “Licence”) shall be charged monthly, from the first day of the calendar month until the last day of that month, regardless of the billing cycle applicable to other Services.
2. The calendar month in which the Licence is activated shall be charged in full, irrespective of the actual date of activation.
3. The minimum term for the use of the Licence and any additional equipment shall be one (1) full calendar month, excluding the initial month in which the Licence or equipment is activated.
4. The Customer shall notify the Contractor of the termination of the Licence or any additional equipment at least thirty (30) days prior to the beginning of the next calendar month.

6. Control Panel Licences

1. The Contractor grants the Customer a non-exclusive, non-transferable and time-limited right to use the software licence required for the operation of the respective control panel (the “Control Panel Licence”).
2. The fee for the Control Panel Licence does not include any technical support services, unless expressly agreed otherwise.
3. Where the Control Panel Licence is granted together with the server prior to the provision of access credentials to the Customer, the control panel shall be installed with the default settings recommended by the software vendor at no additional cost.
4. Where the Control Panel Licence is ordered or activated after the server has been provisioned, installation of the control panel shall be performed on a paid basis in accordance with the applicable Rates.
5. All software provided under the Control Panel Licence is supplied on an “as is” basis in accordance with the terms and conditions of the respective software vendor. The Contractor does not provide any warranties in relation to such software, except as expressly required by applicable law.
6. Configuration, administration and ongoing maintenance of the control panel shall be the sole responsibility of the Customer.
7. For technical support related to the control panel software, the Customer shall refer to the documentation, official support channels or forums of the respective software vendor or may order paid technical support services from the Contractor in accordance with the applicable Rates.
8. The Control Panel Licence may be used exclusively on the server on which it has been installed and only for the duration of the corresponding server service. The Customer shall not transfer, sublicense or otherwise make the software available for use on any third-party infrastructure.

7. Server Technical Support

1. Free-of-charge technical support services provided by the Contractor are defined and published on the Website and may be updated from time to time.
2. The Contractor shall grant the Customer access to the server via:
   (i) the SSH protocol with root privileges (for Linux/FreeBSD), or
   (ii) the RDP protocol (remote desktop) with administrator privileges (for Windows).The provision of such access shall confirm that the server has been made available to the Customer. Upon the Customer’s first successful connection to the server, the Contractor’s obligations regarding initial installation and provisioning shall be deemed fulfilled.
3. The Contractor’s responsibility for technical support shall be limited to issues related to:
   (i) the operation of server hardware; and
   (ii) network connectivity within the data centre.The Contractor shall not be responsible for the configuration or operation of software installed on the Customer’s server, unless otherwise expressly agreed.
4. Any additional technical support services, including assistance with the configuration or maintenance of the Customer’s virtual or physical server, may be provided on a paid basis in accordance with the applicable Rates.

8. Warranties and Limitation of the Contractor’s Liability

Nothing in this Offer shall exclude or limit liability where such limitation is not permitted under applicable law.

1. The Contractor is not subject to a general obligation to monitor information transmitted or stored by the Customer, nor to actively seek facts or circumstances indicating illegal activity, except as otherwise required by applicable law.
2. The Customer shall be solely responsible for all content, information and materials made available through the Services, as well as for any claims of third parties arising from such content.
3. The Contractor may, at its discretion, consider the Customer’s claims and, where appropriate, take reasonable measures in accordance with this Offer and applicable law.
4. The Contractor shall ensure the operation of the network and infrastructure; however, it shall not be liable for the uninterrupted operation of the Services, loss of data, or any other losses incurred by the Customer when using the Services, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
5. The Contractor reserves the right to suspend operation of the Services for scheduled maintenance, DDoS attacks, force majeure events (including natural disasters, wars, terrorist acts, strikes, or regulatory actions), and other circumstances beyond its reasonable control. The Contractor does not guarantee the absence of unscheduled interruptions.
6. The Contractor shall not be liable for the speed of access to the Customer’s resources via networks outside the Contractor’s infrastructure or for inaccessibility from certain IP sub-networks to the extent permitted by applicable law.
7. The Contractor shall not be liable for the Customer’s choice of operating system, software, control panel, server configuration, or any consequences arising therefrom, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
8. The Contractor reserves the right to replace hardware components with equivalent or improved specifications without prior notice.
9. The Contractor shall not be liable for the Customer’s failure to receive informational notices sent electronically. All such notices are available in the Personal Account.
10. The Contractor shall not be liable for failures caused by telecommunications issues, power supply disruptions, malware, failures of third-party service providers, or unauthorised third-party actions affecting the Services, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
11. The Contractor shall have no obligation to store, return or make available any materials placed by the Customer upon termination or suspension of the Services.
12. The Contractor shall not be liable for any failures, interruptions, shutdowns or data loss resulting from force majeure circumstances or other events beyond its reasonable control, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
13. Nothing in this Offer shall limit or exclude the Contractor’s liability for:
    (i) gross negligence;
    (ii) wilful misconduct;
    (iii) fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation; or
    (iv) any liability which cannot be limited or excluded under applicable law.

9. Forbidden Acts

1. The Customer shall ensure that any information, content, materials or services provided, stored, transmitted or otherwise made available through the Services comply with applicable law, this Offer and the Contractor’s acceptable use restrictions.
2. When using the Services, the following activities are prohibited:General misuse and illegal activities:
   • Using the Services in any manner that may impair their normal operation or the operation of the Contractor’s infrastructure;
   • Uploading, publishing or transmitting any content that violates applicable law;
   • Attempting to gain unauthorised access to systems, networks or data (including, without limitation, password attacks, hacking or similar activities);
   • Unauthorised access to, alteration of, destruction of, or interference with data or systems;
   • Engaging in activities that may disrupt the Services, including denial-of-service (DoS/DDoS) attacks, network interference or abuse;
   • Using the Services for unlawful purposes or in violation of third-party rights;

   Spam and messaging abuse:

   • Sending unsolicited bulk email (UBE), spam or any form of mass unsolicited communications through the Contractor’s infrastructure;
   • Using the Services to advertise or promote resources (including websites or email addresses) associated with unsolicited communications sent via third-party providers;
   • Operating mailing lists without the verified and explicit consent of recipients (non-confirmed opt-in lists);
   • Failing to maintain verifiable records of consent for mailing list subscriptions;
   • Purchasing or using third-party email lists for the distribution of communications;

   Blacklisting and reputational risks:

   • Operating accounts on behalf of, or providing services to, entities listed in recognised anti-spam or abuse databases (including, without limitation, Spamhaus ROKSO or similar registers);
   • Engaging in activities that result in the blacklisting of IP addresses or reputational damage to the Contractor’s infrastructure;

   High-risk and abusive technical use:

   • Using automated tools for data collection or interaction with networks in a manner that disrupts or overloads systems;
   • Operating high-load services (including, without limitation, streaming platforms, file-sharing services or storage distribution systems) without prior consent where required;
   • Using torrent clients, trackers, peer-to-peer (P2P) technologies or similar tools without prior authorisation where applicable;
   • Running open proxies, public VPN services, TOR exit nodes or cryptocurrency mining operations, unless expressly permitted by the Contractor or otherwise regulated under Section 17;

   Content and data compliance:

   • Uploading, storing or distributing content that infringes intellectual property rights (including the use of unlicensed or pirated software);
   • Processing personal data in violation of applicable data protection laws;
   • Uploading or distributing content that is unlawful, defamatory, obscene, threatening or otherwise prohibited under applicable law;

   Fraud and payment abuse:

   • Attempting to obtain Services without payment or by fraudulent means;
   • Circumventing billing, identification or security mechanisms;

   Interference with other users:

   • Interfering with or disrupting the use of the Services by other customers or third parties;
   • Conducting activities intended to harass, harm or otherwise adversely affect other users or networks;
3. The Contractor reserves the right to assess compliance with this Section based on its reasonable judgment, industry standards and information received from third parties, including abuse reports, blacklists and competent authorities.
4. In the event of a violation of this Section, the Contractor may apply proportionate measures, including restriction, suspension or termination of the Services in accordance with Section 12, as well as any other measures provided for under this Agreement and applicable law.

10. Data Integrity

1. The Customer is solely responsible for creating and maintaining backup copies of its data.
2. The Contractor shall not be liable for the integrity of data stored on the Customer’s servers, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
3. In the event of hardware failure, the Contractor shall replace the relevant components with components of equivalent characteristics; however, restoration of data shall remain the responsibility of the Customer. Where applicable, restoration of data from backup systems may require resynchronisation processes.
4. Any backup services provided by the Contractor, if any, shall be subject to separate terms and shall not relieve the Customer of its primary responsibility for data integrity. The Contractor may, at its discretion, provide reasonable assistance with data recovery upon request, subject to applicable fees and without guaranteeing successful restoration.

11. Claim Processing

1. Claims may be submitted through the Customer’s Personal Account.
2. The Customer shall provide sufficient details describing the issue, including its nature, causes (where known), and the measures taken to remedy the issue and prevent its recurrence.
3. The Contractor may set a reasonable timeframe for the Customer to respond and provide the necessary information or take corrective actions.
4. Failure to respond within such timeframe may result in the suspension of the Services until the matter is resolved.
5. The Contractor may take immediate measures where necessary to prevent harm, mitigate risks, or in urgent cases.
6. This Section governs general service-related claims and does not limit or replace the procedures set out in Section 18 (Content Moderation and Complaint Handling).

12. Suspension of the Services and Termination of the Agreement

1. The Contractor may suspend the Services or terminate the Agreement where:
   • the Customer provides false information;
   • the Customer fails to make payment;
   • the Customer violates Section 9;
   • the Customer repeatedly or materially violates Section 17 (Fair Use Policy);
   • claims remain unresolved;
   • network security or stability is at risk;
   • the Services are used for unlawful purposes;
   • required by law or by competent authorities;
   • measures are taken under Section 18.
2. The Contractor may distinguish between suspension and termination depending on the severity and nature of the violation. Where the breach is capable of remedy, the Contractor may provide the Customer with an opportunity to cure within a reasonable period.
3. Immediate suspension or termination may be applied where necessary to prevent harm to the Services, infrastructure or third parties.
4. Where reasonably possible, the Contractor shall provide the Customer with prior notice within a reasonable period before suspension or termination, unless immediate action is required.
5. The Customer shall be informed of the reasons for suspension or termination via the Personal Account.
6. The Contractor may terminate the Agreement at its own initiative at any time by providing the Customer with at least three (3) calendar days’ prior notice, unless immediate termination is required due to legal obligations, security reasons or a material breach by the Customer.
7. The Customer may terminate the Agreement at any time via the Personal Account.

13. Refund

1. Refunds shall be made in accordance with this Agreement and to the extent permitted by applicable law.
2. In the event of termination by the Contractor without fault of the Customer, unused prepaid amounts may be refunded on a pro rata basis, subject to the settlement of any outstanding obligations.
3. In the event of termination by the Customer, refunds shall be made only for unused service periods, and the Contractor may recalculate the applicable fees without discounts, bonuses or special conditions granted for advance payments.
4. The Contractor may deduct any outstanding amounts, damages or costs incurred because of the Customer’s actions from the refundable balance.
5. Refund requests shall be submitted via the Personal Account.
6. Refunds shall be processed within thirty (30) days using the agreed payment method. Any payment system fees shall be borne by the Customer.

14. Transfer and Acceptance of the Services Provided

1. The Services shall be deemed to have been properly provided and accepted unless the Customer submits a substantiated claim within seven (7) calendar days following the relevant service period.
2. Claims must be supported by sufficient evidence.
3. The submission of a claim shall not suspend the Customer’s payment obligations unless otherwise agreed by the Parties or determined by a competent authority.

15. Affiliate Program

1. Under the affiliate program described in this Section (the “Affiliate Program”), the Customer may be entitled to receive a bonus for referring a person who becomes a customer of the Contractor in accordance with the terms set out herein.
2. To participate in the Affiliate Program, the Customer may invite a person (the “New Customer”) to use the Contractor’s services by means of advertising tools that enable the Contractor to establish the link between the Customer and the New Customer (the “AdTools”). A referral shall be considered valid only if the New Customer registers and purchases Services.
3. The AdTools include:
   • a unique referral link;
   • a promo code;
   • other tools made available by the Contractor from time to time.
4. The AdTools may be generated in the Personal Account.
5. The total amount of the bonus available to the Customer under the Affiliate Program (the “Bonus”) for a given month shall be calculated as a percentage of the fees paid by the New Customer for the Services during that month, as follows:
   • 3% (monthly turnover EUR 0–50)
   • 5% (monthly turnover EUR 50–200)
   • 7% (monthly turnover EUR 200–500)
   • 10% (monthly turnover above EUR 500)

   The amount of the Bonus may be agreed individually between the Parties. Information on the accrued Bonus is available in the Personal Account.

6. The Bonus for a given month shall be paid within forty (40) days following the end of that month. If the New Customer ceases to use the Services within the first thirty (30) days after registration, the Customer shall not be entitled to the Bonus.
7. The Bonus may be used to pay for Services or transferred to the Customer’s bank account or another payment account accepted by the Contractor (the “Receiving Account”), upon request submitted via the Personal Account. The Contractor may require verification of the Customer’s identity, including submission of valid identification documents and payment details. The Customer shall bear any applicable payment processing fees.
8. The minimum amount of the Bonus eligible for transfer is EUR 100 (one hundred euro). The Contractor shall process the transfer within thirty (30) days from receipt of the request.
9. The Customer shall be solely responsible for compliance with any applicable tax obligations arising from participation in the Affiliate Program and receipt of the Bonus. The Customer agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Contractor from any claims, liabilities or expenses arising from such obligations.
10. The AdTools and any promotional activities relating to the Services must not be used:
    • in violation of applicable law;
    • through unsolicited communications (spam);
    • in a misleading or deceptive manner;
    • in a way that may harm the reputation of the Contractor;
    • using unapproved advertising methods;
    • through techniques that artificially generate referrals (including cookie stuffing);
    • on websites or platforms containing illegal, obscene or otherwise inappropriate content.
11. The Contractor reserves the right to suspend or terminate the Customer’s participation in the Affiliate Program in case of breach of this Section or misuse of the AdTools.

16. Fair Use Policy of Shared Resources

1. The Contractor applies a Fair Use Policy (the “FUP”) to services involving shared resources, including, without limitation, virtual private servers (VPS), to ensure balanced and efficient use of shared infrastructure resources such as network bandwidth, disk input/output (I/O) and CPU capacity.
2. The FUP is intended to prevent excessive resource consumption, system overload, abuse of the Services and degradation of service quality for other customers. It also aims to provide transparency regarding expected usage levels and to avoid disproportionate or abnormal consumption of shared resources.
3. The Contractor reserves the right to monitor the use of shared resources to ensure compliance with this Section. Under normal conditions, no restrictions shall be applied. However, where the Customer’s use of CPU, network traffic or disk I/O significantly exceeds typical usage patterns, the Contractor may:
   • notify the Customer and request adjustment of resource usage;
   • temporarily limit or throttle resource consumption;
   • apply additional charges, where applicable under the Rates.
4. Any measures taken under this Section shall be proportionate and aimed at maintaining stability, security and fair access to the Services for all customers.
5. Repeated or material violations of this Section may result in suspension or termination of the Services in accordance with Section 12.

17. Content Moderation, Notice-and-Action and Complaint Handling

1. General principles. The Contractor acts as a provider of intermediary services and is not subject to a general obligation to monitor information transmitted or stored by Customers, nor to actively seek facts or circumstances indicating illegal activity, except as required by applicable law. The Customer remains solely responsible for all content made available through the Services.
2. Content restrictions and measures. The Contractor may act where there are reasonable grounds to believe that content:
   • violates applicable law;
   • violates this Offer, including Section 9;
   • infringes third-party rights; or
   • poses risks to the security or operation of the Services.
3. Measures. In such cases, the Contractor may apply proportionate measures, including:
   • requesting the removal or modification of content;
   • restricting or disabling access to content;
   • limiting the use of the Services;
   • suspending or terminating the Services in accordance with Section 12.
4. Detection and review. The Contractor may become aware of potentially unlawful or non-compliant content through notices, requests from competent authorities, abuse reports, or technical monitoring.The Contractor may use automated tools for detection purposes. Decisions to restrict content or the Services shall be subject to human review, except where immediate action is necessary to prevent harm to the Services, infrastructure or third parties.
5. Notice-and-action mechanism. Any person may notify the Contractor of allegedly illegal content via the contact details or a dedicated electronic submission mechanism indicated on the Website.Notices shall be sufficiently precise and adequately substantiated and, where applicable, include:
   • an explanation of the alleged illegality;
   • the location of the content (e.g. a URL, IP address, or other identifier);
   • the contact details of the notifier;
   • a good-faith statement that the information provided is accurate and complete.

   The Contractor shall assess such notices and may take measures in accordance with Section 17.2.

6. Complaint handling. Customers may submit complaints regarding decisions taken under this Section, including decisions relating to content restrictions or the suspension of the Services.Complaints may be submitted via the Personal Account or other contact details indicated on the Website and shall include sufficient information to identify the relevant decision.The Contractor shall review complaints and inform the Customer of the outcome without undue delay and, where possible, within fourteen (14) calendar days.Following such review, the Contractor may uphold, modify, or reverse the relevant decision.The Contractor shall, where appropriate, provide a brief statement of reasons for its decision.
7. Final provisions. Measures taken under this Section shall be applied in a proportionate and non-discriminatory manner and shall not limit the Contractor’s right to take immediate action where required to comply with applicable law or to protect the Services, infrastructure or third parties.

18. Final Provisions

1. This Offer shall be governed by the laws of the Republic of Lithuania.
2. If any provision is found invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain in force.
3. The Customer may contact the Contractor using the contact details provided on the website.
4. Acceptance of this Offer shall have the same legal effect as a written agreement.
5. Disputes shall be resolved through negotiations or, failing that, before the competent courts of Lithuania.
6. The Contractor shall comply with its obligations under Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 (Digital Services Act), where applicable.