Vivat Lex Web legal information

Terms of use and sale

Terms, policies and contact details for your use of Vivat Lex Web.

Business details

Trader, controller and contact

Trader and course provider: Stanislav Lynnyk, a sole trader trading as Vivat Lex.

Data controller: Stanislav Lynnyk, a sole trader trading as Vivat Lex.

Geographic business and address for service: 32/1 Tudsbery Avenue, Edinburgh, EH16 4GX, United Kingdom

Business telephone: +447442194285

Email for this document: sqe1practice@gmail.com

The SQE and SOLICITORS QUALIFYING EXAMINATION trade marks belong to the Solicitors Regulation Authority. References to SQE identify the assessment for which Vivat Lex provides independent preparation materials. Vivat Lex is not affiliated with, approved, endorsed or accredited by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

Who we are and how to contact us

Vivat Lex Web is supplied by Stanislav Lynnyk, a sole trader trading as Vivat Lex.

Geographic business address: 32/1 Tudsbery Avenue, Edinburgh, EH16 4GX, United Kingdom
Address for service: 32/1 Tudsbery Avenue, Edinburgh, EH16 4GX, United Kingdom
Email: sqe1practice@gmail.com
Telephone: +447442194285

In these Terms, “Vivat Lex”, “we”, “us” and “our” refer to that trader. “You” means the individual consumer who places and, if accepted, holds the web order.

Scope and document hierarchy

These Terms apply only to Vivat Lex Web. They do not govern a Vivat Lex iOS or Android purchase.

The product and pricing page.
These Terms.
The Cancellation and Refund Policy.
The Acceptable Use Policy.
The Product Separation and Important Disclosures.
The order review and any separate immediate-supply choices.
The durable order confirmation.

Those documents form or support the web contract when made available before order and incorporated consistently. The Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy and Accessibility Statement provide related statutory and operational information but do not convert optional privacy consent into contractual acceptance.

The durable confirmation states the hierarchy that applies if contractual documents conflict. No shorter interface message conceals or reverses a material term in these Terms.

Eligibility

You must be aged 18 or over.
You must act as an individual consumer for your own study.
You must provide complete and accurate order information.
You must habitually reside and be billed in a country expressly enabled in the current Vivat Lex Web country register.
You must comply with applicable payment, sanctions and proportionate verification checks.

Nationality alone is not an eligibility rule or sanctions decision. A VPN, travel connection, shared network or changing IP address is not, by itself, proof of wrongdoing.

A country is available only where the website and checkout expressly state that it is enabled following the applicable legal, tax, privacy, payment, sanctions, accessibility and support checks.

The web product and fixed commercial terms

The price in pounds sterling is £399 GBP, including any provider-calculated transaction tax. Vivat Lex is not registered for UK VAT, does not add or itemise UK VAT and does not issue a Vivat Lex VAT invoice. No VAT classification beyond that registration status is asserted. The hosted checkout shows the final amount, currency and tax breakdown.

For a Managed Payments transaction, Link is the merchant of record for the Managed Payments transaction. The hosted checkout displays “Sold through Link”. If the hosted checkout offers a local-currency option, choosing it may include Stripe's 2–4% currency-conversion markup. You can choose the £399 GBP option instead without that Stripe conversion markup. Your bank, card issuer or payment-method provider may apply its own exchange rate or fees. The checkout shows the final amount and currency before payment.

Vivat Lex does not add a subscription, renewal charge or separate Vivat Lex processing fee. Access is supplied for the disclosed fixed period only.

Web, iOS and Android are separate

The products do not share or transfer accounts or sign-in credentials.
The products do not share or transfer orders, receipts or purchases.
The products do not share or transfer access periods or entitlements.
The products do not share or transfer answers, progress, scores, statistics or history.
The products do not share or transfer cancellations, refunds or chargebacks.

A web purchase does not unlock a mobile product, and a mobile purchase does not unlock the web product. No future single sign-on, account linking, purchase recognition, progress migration or cross-platform entitlement is promised.

Pre-contract information and ordering

Sign in to the standalone Vivat Lex website and select the enabled country that is also the country of residence and billing.
Review the product, £399 GBP base price, access cut-off, web-only boundary, Terms, Cancellation and Refund Policy, Privacy Policy and the available supply-timing choices.
Correct the country or any Vivat Lex choice before continuing. The Vivat Lex button reads ‘Continue to secure checkout — no charge yet’ and does not itself place a paid order.
At the Stripe Managed Payments hosted checkout, review and correct the billing and payment details, final amount, final currency and payment method before using the final payment action. That provider action creates the payment obligation.
After submission, do not submit a second payment merely because the browser return is delayed. Check the server-recorded status or contact support at the published support address.

Input-error correction: Before the final provider payment action, use the page controls, Back action and editable hosted-checkout fields to identify and correct input errors. After submission, use the server-recorded status and support process.
Contract filing and access: Vivat Lex files the accepted order and legal-version evidence internally. It is not a public contract register. The customer receives retainable electronic confirmation and may request a copy through support.
Contract language: The contract is concluded in English. Where mandatory law requires additional local-language information, checkout must not proceed unless that information is supplied.

Vivat Lex acknowledges receipt of the electronic order without undue delay. A browser return, payment authorisation or provider acknowledgement is not by itself Vivat Lex acceptance.

Contract formation

The customer's submitted hosted-checkout order is an offer to buy the disclosed Vivat Lex Web access on the accepted legal version and recorded choices.
A card authorisation, provider success page, managed-payment receipt or browser return does not by itself amount to Vivat Lex acceptance or grant access.
Vivat Lex verifies the signed provider event and provider records server-side, including successful payment, the correct checkout intent and account, the enabled and matching billing country, the exact offer and the accepted legal and consent snapshot.
Once those checks pass, Vivat Lex records the accepted order and access entitlement together with a confirmation that cannot be altered.
The Vivat Lex contract is formed at the recorded time when that confirmation is created. If the required checks or confirmation fail, Vivat Lex does not accept the order or grant access.
Vivat Lex then supplies the complete contract confirmation electronically without undue delay and, where supply is immediate, before performance begins.

For delayed supply, access begins only at the recorded start time after the cancellation period. For immediate supply, access begins only after the separate immediate-supply request and digital-content acknowledgement have been recorded and the complete durable confirmation is available.

If successful payment has been taken but Vivat Lex cannot accept the order, including because the disclosed access period can no longer be supplied, no Vivat Lex contract, confirmation or entitlement is created. The transaction is reversed or refunded without undue delay. The customer must not submit another payment while that transaction is being resolved.

Start of supply and durable confirmation

The managed-payment provider sends its own transaction receipt or invoice and refund notifications for a Managed Payments transaction. Those provider documents evidence the payment and transaction-tax treatment; they are separate from the complete Vivat Lex contract confirmation. The transaction is displayed as “Sold through Link”, and Link is the merchant of record for the Managed Payments transaction.

The Vivat Lex durable confirmation must identify Vivat Lex as course provider and product-support contact, the exact provider display “Sold through Link”, the merchant-of-record role, the product, final amount and currency, access period and start, contract language, customer-facing legal version and date, accepted terms and consents, supply timing, cancellation information and support contact.

The complete confirmation is supplied without undue delay in a form the customer can retain unchanged, by a downloadable file, email or another durable electronic method, and before immediate performance begins. A transient browser page alone is not treated as the complete durable confirmation.

A payment-status download is the complete contract confirmation only if it contains every required item above. Supply cannot begin until delivery of the complete confirmation has been verified.

Payment and provider roles

Vivat Lex course-provider and product-support role: Vivat Lex supplies and supports the course, controls the website entitlement and remains responsible for product descriptions, access, conformity, complaints and Vivat Lex statutory remedies.
Sold through Link / Stripe Managed Payments role: The transaction is displayed as “Sold through Link”; Link is the merchant of record for the Managed Payments transaction. Stripe Managed Payments provides the hosted payment flow and handles applicable indirect-tax functions, transaction receipts or invoices, fraud, disputes, refunds and transaction-level support.
Payment-method provider role: The customer's bank, card network, wallet or other selected payment provider separately handles authorisation, settlement and its own fees under its terms.

No payment, identity, hosting or communications provider supplies the Vivat Lex course or acts for the SRA or the SQE assessment provider.

Account and entitlement

The paid account is personal to the customer whose accepted web order is bound to it. You must take reasonable steps to keep authentication details secure and report suspected compromise promptly.

No fixed permanent cap is imposed on the personal devices you may register over time. Protected course materials may, however, be used in exactly one active learning session at a time. If the course is already open in another browser, this browser shows a conflict notice and a retry control; you can continue here after logging out of the other browser or after the earlier learning session expires.

A new device, travel, shared network, changing IP address, VPN use or assistive technology is not by itself proof of account sharing.

Personal-use licence

During a valid web entitlement, Vivat Lex grants you a limited, personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable right to use the supplied web materials for your own private SQE preparation, subject to these Terms and the Acceptable Use Policy.

You may use legitimate accessibility technology, create your own notes in your own words and exercise any statutory right that cannot lawfully be excluded.

Unless expressly permitted or legally non-excludable, you must not share credentials, resell access, redistribute content, reconstruct the question bank, scrape or bulk-extract materials, bypass entitlement controls, compromise security or provide protected content for external model training or substitute-product creation.

Ownership is not transferred. Vivat Lex claims rights only in material it owns, has received by valid assignment or is licensed to use. Third-party marks, official texts and public legal materials retain their own status.

Content, updates and educational purpose

Vivat Lex supplies independent self-study educational and revision materials. It is not the Solicitors Regulation Authority, Kaplan SQE, Pearson VUE, an assessment centre, an assessment-booking service or an admission authority. Those organisations do not regulate, endorse, accredit, recommend, review or approve Vivat Lex or its courses or materials.

Vivat Lex does not guarantee eligibility, registration, an assessment place, a particular question or topic appearing in an assessment, a score, a pass, qualification, admission, employment or earnings. Practice performance is not a prediction or probability of an official result. The materials are educational and are not legal advice for a real client matter; no solicitor-client relationship is created.

Law, procedure, taxation, professional rules, the SQE assessment specification, booking arrangements, official guidance and source materials can change. Customers remain responsible for checking the current official requirements, deadlines, fees, booking information and admission conditions that apply to them.

Vivat Lex uses reasonable care and proportionate editorial and technical checks, but the course is not represented as infallible, exhaustive or continuously current at every instant. An isolated error, ambiguity, omission, broken reference or item that becomes outdated may occur.

That risk disclosure does not excuse a failure to use reasonable care and skill, a material misdescription or non-conforming digital content, and it does not remove a mandatory consumer remedy. A reasoned academic or legal disagreement does not by itself establish that the product is defective.

Vivat Lex may correct, clarify, update, replace or withdraw content to maintain accuracy, security and service quality. A suspected content issue should be reported through the published support route with enough information to identify and investigate it; material corrections and any applicable remedy are handled under these Terms, the Cancellation and Refund Policy and the Complaints and Support procedure.

Availability, maintenance and fixed expiry

Vivat Lex uses reasonable care and skill in providing any service component and supplies digital content in conformity with the contract and applicable law.

Temporary maintenance, security containment or an external outage may occur. Provider failure is not automatically treated as the customer’s risk and does not create an unrestricted right to withhold paid access.

The ordinary entitlement ends at the fixed cutoff. It does not renew and is not silently extended. Where Vivat Lex wrongfully prevents access, restoration, repeat performance, price reduction, refund or another remedy is assessed under the contract and mandatory law. A remedy is not denied merely because the fixed expiry later arrives.

Cancellation and statutory remedies

The Cancellation and Refund Policy explains the distance-contract process. Nothing in these Terms creates a blanket “no refunds” rule.

Rights relating to defective or misdescribed digital content, failure to exercise reasonable care and skill, failed provisioning, duplicate or unauthorised charges, invalid immediate-supply controls, missing durable confirmation, unfair terms, fraud or other non-excludable matters remain protected.

Depending on the applicable classification and facts, remedies may include repair or replacement, repeat performance, price reduction, refund, restoration or another statutory remedy. Internal support or provider procedures do not replace those rights.

Suspension and termination

Vivat Lex may take proportionate action to protect an account, customers, content, infrastructure and legal obligations. A final adverse decision is not based solely on an automated flag.

Except where urgent temporary containment is reasonably necessary, Vivat Lex ordinarily provides notice, the relevant rule, a meaningful summary of the concern, an opportunity to explain or correct the matter, and human review.

Permanent termination requires substantiated serious misuse or repeated material breach where a less restrictive measure would not adequately protect legitimate interests. There is no automatic forfeiture of £399, automatic additional fee or fixed penalty per alleged copy or recipient.

The financial consequence of suspension or termination is assessed separately from the conduct decision, taking account of what was supplied, any Vivat Lex failure and mandatory cancellation or consumer remedies.

Accessibility and reasonable adjustments

WCAG 2.2 Level AA is a design and testing target, not a certification or unconditional conformance claim. Vivat Lex considers applicable reasonable-adjustment duties and does not prohibit assistive technology merely because it transforms or reads content for the customer’s own use.

Accessibility requests may be sent to sqe1practice@gmail.com or made by telephone at +447442194285. A customer is not ordinarily required to provide a diagnosis or medical record at first contact. A reasonable adjustment is not charged where the law prohibits that charge.

Privacy and cookies

Personal information is processed only as described in the current Privacy Policy. These Terms do not authorise undisclosed monitoring, fingerprinting, behavioural profiling, location tracking, watermarking or automated enforcement.

Optional analytics, advertising and personalisation technologies remain off unless the Cookie Policy, verified inventory, lawful control and consent requirements support their use. Accepting these Terms is not cookie or marketing consent.

Complaints, chargebacks and external rights

Questions and complaints may be sent to sqe1practice@gmail.com, made by telephone at +447442194285 or posted to 32/1 Tudsbery Avenue, Edinburgh, EH16 4GX, United Kingdom. Vivat Lex provides a reasoned response in a durable and accessible form and keeps statutory privacy, consumer, accessibility and breach deadlines separate from general support handling.

Only an external ADR scheme or voluntary arrangement actually available under the then-current law is identified as available.

A customer may ask a card issuer about a disputed transaction where entitled to do so. A chargeback does not automatically waive statutory rights or permit double recovery. Vivat Lex does not require abandonment of a legitimate issuer claim before considering a complaint.

Liability

Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits a Protected Liability. The protections below apply before and independently of the ordinary additional-damages limit.

Protected Liability: Any mandatory repair, replacement, repeat performance, price reduction, refund or other consumer remedy; liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence; fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation; a non-excludable data-protection, ePrivacy, equality or accessibility right, statutory compensation right or regulator power; and any other liability that applicable law does not permit Vivat Lex to exclude or limit.
Course Price Cap: £399 in aggregate, being the current GBP base price of the Vivat Lex Web course. It does not include a separate bank, card-issuer, wallet or foreign-exchange charge that Vivat Lex does not receive.
Ordinary additional damages: Monetary damages beyond the Protected Liabilities claimed by the customer for an ordinary breach of contract, negligence, negligent misstatement, innocent or negligent misrepresentation, breach of confidence, infringement of intellectual-property rights or defamation under or in connection with that customer's Vivat Lex Web contract, but only where applicable law permits the liability to be limited.

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, and only after any Protected Liability or mandatory remedy has been dealt with, Vivat Lex's aggregate liability for Ordinary additional damages under or in connection with one customer's Vivat Lex Web contract is limited to the Course Price Cap. Related claims arising from the same or substantially the same event or content issue count together. This limitation applies only to the extent that it is transparent, fair and legally binding, does not leave the customer without an effective remedy and does not reduce a mandatory remedy.

Recoverability remains governed by legal causation, reasonable foreseeability and proof. Vivat Lex is not responsible for a loss to the extent that the loss was not caused by its breach or was not reasonably foreseeable to both parties when the contract was made. No blanket label such as indirect or consequential loss determines whether a loss is recoverable.

A customer must take reasonable steps to avoid or reduce loss. Any refund, chargeback, issuer payment or other sum already recovered for the same loss is taken into account to prevent double recovery.

Official assessment fees, resit fees, travel or accommodation costs, lost earnings, employment or admission opportunities and other downstream losses are not assumed, promised or automatically recoverable. Any recovery depends on causation, foreseeability, evidence and the applicable mandatory law.

Vivat Lex is not responsible for an assessment-provider, test-centre, regulator, admission authority, employer or other third party's independent decision, or for a customer's failure to meet an official rule or deadline, except to the extent that applicable law attributes the loss to a Vivat Lex breach.

This section governs only claims between the customer and Vivat Lex. It does not bind a regulator or another third party and does not limit a right or remedy belonging to them.

A mandatory protection arising under the law of a consumer's habitual residence is preserved where conflict-of-laws rules require that result. If any part of this section is unfair or unenforceable, it is not applied to the customer, and the remaining wording operates only to the lawful extent.

Changes to these Terms

A change is versioned, dated and made available in a retainable form. It does not:

operate retroactively to turn previously permitted conduct into a breach;
change the accepted final amount or currency recorded at checkout;
create a subscription or automatic renewal;
shorten or extend the fixed access period without a lawful agreed basis;
remove a statutory right;
convert an unproved provider, data flow or monitoring practice into a contractual fact; or
materially reduce the product without appropriate notice, cancellation or remedy analysis.

A material adverse change receives fair advance notice unless an urgent legal or security reason justifies a narrower immediate change.

Governing law and courts

These Terms and each contract for Vivat Lex Web are governed by the law of England and Wales.

If you are a consumer, this choice does not deprive you of any protection afforded by provisions that cannot be excluded or varied by agreement under the law that would have applied if this choice had not been made. This includes, where applicable, mandatory protections under the law of the country—or the relevant part of the United Kingdom—in which you are habitually resident.

This choice of law does not choose an exclusive court. You may bring proceedings in any court made available to you by mandatory applicable consumer-jurisdiction rules. Vivat Lex may bring proceedings against you only in a court permitted by those rules. Nothing in these Terms removes a court or forum right that cannot lawfully be excluded.

General provisions

Language: English is the language offered for conclusion of the contract.
Filed record: Vivat Lex keeps the accepted order, legal-version hashes, consent snapshot and confirmation record internally for the applicable retention period. The record is not publicly searchable.
Customer copy: The customer receives a retainable confirmation and may request another copy through the published support contact, subject to identity and order verification.

Version and effective date

Document version: 2026-09-12.5
Effective and last reviewed: 12 September 2026

The version accepted at checkout is recorded with the order and forms part of the customer's durable confirmation. A later publication does not retrospectively replace that accepted version or reduce any mandatory consumer right.

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