Cookies Policy
Cookies are small text files placed on your computer and are commonly used on the Internet. We use cookies to keep track of the pages visitors/clients have visited on our site to help present information in the most relevant way possible.
Specifically, we use Cookies to:
- Collect anonymous information to help us understand the browsing habits of visitors to the Quittance site
- Store any information that you may input into forms or tools such as the call back request form or filling in of the online form
- Compile analytical and statistical reports on site activity
In certain circumstances, we may recall anonymous information about visitors/clients when they revisit the CL Legal Limited site.
We never use cookies to track use of the Internet once a visitor/client has left the site.
We do not retain any personal information in Cookies that other parties could read and comprehend.
Third party cookies
These are the only type of Cookie we use.
We work with third parties who, on our behalf, research the use of our website and activities on it. In doing so these third parties may place a cookie on your computer. This third-party cookie will not contain any personal information that could be read or comprehended by any other party.
Accepting or rejecting cookies
Internet browsers can be configured to warn the user before a new cookie is stored on your computer. The browser will allow you to accept or reject the individual cookie.
Please note that some parts of our website may not function correctly if you chose to block or reject cookies.
Transfer of personal data
We recognise our responsibility to hold your information securely and confidentially.
We are fully committed to protecting your privacy during your visits to our website.