In accordance with the provisions of Articles 6 and 19 of Law No. 2004-575 of 21 June 2004 for Confidence in the Digital Economy, known as L.C.E.N., it is brought to the attention of users and visitors to the site of the saint Lazarus campsite the current legal mentions.
Article 1 – Legal information
Under Article 6 of Law 2004-575 of 21 June 2004 for confidence in the Digital Economy, this article specifies the identity of the various stakeholders of the site in the context of its implementation and follow-up.1.1. Site editor
The site https://www.camping-stlazare-var.fr/ (‘The Site’) is published by the company SARL PNM (‘The Editor’), SAS with a capital of 100,000 euros, registered in the Register of Commerce and Draguignan Companies under the number 815 317 516 00020, INTRA-community VAT FR75 815317516, and whose head office is located: 1124 Route de Moissac 83630 AUPS
Phone: 04 94 70 12 86
Email: campingsaintlazare83@gmail.com
1.2. Editor
The Editor of the Publication (‘Editor’) is: MICHAUD PASCAL
1.3. Site host
The site is hosted by OVH (‘The Host’), SAS with a capital of 10,069,020 euros
RCS Lille Metropole 424 761 419 00045 Code EPA 2620Z VAT: FR 22 424 761 419
Headquarters: 2 Kellermann Street – 59100 Roubaix – France
Phone: 1007
1.4. Definitions
User (‘User’): Internet user logging in and using the site. Users are considered users all users who log on, browse, read, view and use the site.
Article 2 – Access to the site
Access to the site and continued navigation of the site implies full acceptance of the following general provisions and conditions of use.These terms and conditions of use may be amended or completed at any time without notice and without the publisher’s liability. Users of the site are therefore encouraged to consult them on a regular basis. The current online version of these terms and conditions of use is the only one that can be enforced for the duration of the site’s use.
Article 3 – Terms and Conditions for Use of the Site
The site is a work of the mind protected by the provisions of the Intellectual Property Code and applicable International Regulations. The user may not in any way reuse, transfer or exploit all or part of the site’s elements or works on his own account.Access to the site and its use are reserved for strictly personal use. The user undertakes not to use this site and the information or data contained in it for commercial, political, advertising and other forms of commercial solicitation, including the sending of unsolicited emails.
Article 4 – Site Content
The purpose of the site is to provide information about all of the publisher’s activities. The publisher strives to provide as accurate information as possible on the site. However, it cannot be held responsible for the omissions, inaccuracies and deficiencies in the update, whether they are in fact or because of the third party partners who provide such information.All information on the site is given as an indication, and is likely to change. In addition, the information on the site is not exhaustive. They are subject to changes since their online.
Article 5 – Intellectual property and counterfeits
The publisher or its partners own the intellectual property rights and owns the rights to use all items available on the site, including texts, animated or non-animated images, graphics, logos, videos, icons and sounds, as well as all computer applications that could be used to make this site work and more generally all items reproduced or used on the site.Any reproduction, representation, modification, publication, adaptation of all or part of the elements of the site, regardless of the means or process used, is prohibited, unless written permission beforehand from the publisher.Any unauthorized exploitation of the site or any of the elements contained in it will be considered to constitute infringement and prosecuted in accordance with the provisions of Articles L.335-2 and following of the Intellectual Property Code.The trademarks and other logos on the site are the property of the publisher or third parties and partners who have authorized the publisher to use them. Any full or partial reproduction of these marks or logos, made from the elements of the site without the express permission of the publisher, is therefore prohibited, within the meaning of Article L.713-2 of the Intellectual Property Code.
Article 6 – Limitations of Responsibilities
The publisher cannot be held responsible for property damage related to the use of the site. In addition, the user of the site agrees to access the site using newer, non-virus-free hardware and with an updated browser.The site is housed with a provider in the European Union in accordance with the provisions of the General Data Protection Regulation (RGPD: 2016-679).The goal is to provide a service that ensures the best rate of accessibility. The host provides continuity of service 24 hours a day, all days of the year. Nevertheless, it reserves the possibility of interrupting the hosting service for the shortest possible durations, including for the purposes of maintenance, improvement of its infrastructure, failure of its infrastructure or if the services and services of the site generate traffic deemed abnormal.The publisher and host cannot be held responsible for malfunctioning the Internet network, telephone lines or computer and telephone equipment, in particular due to the clutter of the network preventing access to the server.The publisher cannot be held responsible for any direct and indirect damage to the user’s hardware, when accessing the site, resulting either from the use of equipment that does not meet the above specifications, or from the appearance of a bug or incompatibility.The publisher may also not be liable for indirect damages (such as a loss of market or loss of a chance) as a result of the use of the site. Interactive spaces (the ability to contact the publisher via forms or email addresses) are available to users. The publisher reserves the right to remove, without prior notice, any content deposited in this space that would contraviar to the applicable legislation in France, in particular the data protection provisions. If necessary, the publisher also reserves the possibility of questioning the user’s civil and/or criminal liability, especially in case of messages of a racist, offensive, defamatory, or pornographic nature, regardless of the medium used (text, photography, etc.).
Article 7 – Hyperlinks
Setting up a hyperlink to the site requires prior and written permission from the publisher. In any event, any site with a hyperlink to this site is not under the control of the publisher. The publisher cannot be held responsible for sites with a hyperlink to this site and disclaims any responsibility for their content and use.
Article 8 – Cookies
What is a “cookie”?A “cookie” or “tracer” (‘Cookies’) is a small electronic file stored on the user’s terminal hard drive (computer, smartphone, etc.). through a website he visits. A cookie is recorded through the user’s Internet navigation software. It is thus registered in order to store different information and technical data that can then be read during a new consultation of the same website.By browsing this site, the publisher and/or third-party companies may implant one or more cookies on the user’s terminal hard drive to collect site attendance information such as the pages viewed. This information allows the publisher to improve the operation, navigation, interactivity and more generally the use of the site and its services.When the user first logs into the site, he or she can accept or object to the registration of cookies on his device. See: Cookies.
Article 9 – Confidentiality
The publisher, concerned about the rights of individuals, and in a desire for total transparency, has put in place a privacy policy outlining how the personal data of the site’s users are collected and processed, the purposes pursued by these treatments, and the means of action made available to individuals so that they can best exercise their rights. See: Privacy
Article 10 – Applicable Law and Jurisdiction
These terms of use are governed by French law. Any dispute that arises concerning the interpretation and/or execution of these terms of use would be subject to the jurisdiction of the French courts of the publisher’s head office.
