Terms of Service

Put online on March 21, 2023.

Article 1 – Definitions

Site: refers to this website accessible via the following URL legemmologue.com/en;
GCU: means these general conditions of use;
User: means any person or entity browsing the Site;
Publisher: natural person who publishes the Site, whose contact information is mentioned in the legal notice.

Article 2 – Purpose

The purpose of the present Terms and Conditions is to define the rules that apply when consulting and using the Site, to determine the responsibilities of the Users and of the Publisher in the context of browsing and using the Site.

Article 3 – Adherence to the Terms and Conditions of Use

Browsing this Site constitutes full and complete acceptance of these Terms of Use.
As soon as you use and navigate on this Site, you agree to respect the present Terms of Use. You warrant to the Publisher that you have read, understood and accepted the following provisions.
The Publisher reserves the right to modify the TOS at any time. However, the version of the TOS that is online at the time of consultation and use of the Site is binding.

Article 4 – Access to the Site

The Site is accessible at all times to any User with Internet access.
However, for the proper management of the Site or for any other reason, the Publisher may at any time:

suspend, interrupt or limit access to all or part of the Site, reserve access to the Site, or to certain parts of the Site, to a specific category of Internet user
delete any information that could disrupt the operation of the site or that contravenes national or international laws or ethical rules;
suspend the site in order to proceed with updates.

Article 5 – Intellectual property

Copyright
All the elements contained on the Site, whether images, databases, logos, illustrations, trademarks, drawings, models, layouts, downloadable documents, models, presentations of graphic achievements, codes are protected under intellectual property as intellectual works under French and international legislation. Consequently, all the content of the Website belongs to the Publisher exclusively under copyright and intellectual property law.
Consultation and use of the Web Site does not confer any intellectual property rights on the User with respect to any element appearing on the Web Site.
As such, any reproduction, representation, adaptation, modification, in whole or in part, of any of the elements making up the Site, by any means whatsoever, is prohibited and may result in legal action, except with the prior written authorization of the Publisher. To obtain the Editor’s authorization, the User must comply with the following procedure: send a written request to marie@legemmologue.com.

Domain name of the Site
The domain name on which the Site is hosted is the exclusive property of the Publisher. The User is not authorized to use or adopt a similar name for his own use.

Article 6 – Hyperlinks, references, third party content

Referrals to third party sites
The references and links to other websites are not the responsibility of the Editor. Access to these sites and their use are at the User’s own risk.
The Editor declares that he has no influence on the form, content and offers of the sites to which he refers. He cannot guarantee the reliability and security of these sites (false information, malware, etc.). He declines all responsibility for such sites.

Other links
The establishment by the User of the Site of hypertext links to all or part of the Site is strictly prohibited, except with the prior written consent of the Publisher. To obtain such consent, the User must: send a written request to marie@legemmologue.com.
The Publisher is free to accept or refuse the establishment of hyperlinks requested by the User or Member without having to justify its decision. If the Publisher grants permission to link, such permission shall be temporary. The Publisher reserves the right to request the removal of any hyperlinks at any time upon request, whether or not the Publisher has authorized such placement.
Any information accessible via a link to other sites is not under the control of the Publisher, who declines all responsibility for their content.

Article 7 – Cookies

The cookie management policy is available here.

Article 8 – Obligations and responsibilities of Users

Users undertake in particular to:

not to publish content containing erroneous information or which is likely to mislead or which would be considered illegal under the law and regulations in force or these Terms;
not to use the information published on the Site for a purpose that does not comply with the law, the regulations in force and these T&Cs;
not impersonate another person;
not to disclose to a third party the personal information of a User collected on the Site;
not to use the Site for illicit purposes;
not to use the services of the Site for the purposes of an illegal activity;
not to divert or attempt to divert one of the functionalities of the Site from its normal use.

The Publisher reserves the right to block access to the Site to a User in whole or in part if the latter does not comply with all the provisions of these T&Cs.

The User of the Website must denounce to the Publisher, at the following email address: marie@legemmologue.com, any content glorifying crimes against humanity, inciting racial hatred, relating to child pornography , inciting violence or undermining human dignity.

Each User is required to inform the Publisher by email of any content on the Site that may be erroneous, illegal, offensive, discriminatory or defamatory. To notify the Publisher, the User must indicate his surnames, first names, (for a legal person, his corporate name and number in the commercial register), address and the description of the disputed facts. The Publisher undertakes to make every effort, upon receipt of this warning, to remedy the disputed facts.

Article 9 – Liability

The responsibility of the Publisher cannot be engaged in the event of failure, breakdown, difficulty or interruption of operation, preventing access to the site or to one of its functionalities.

The connection equipment to the site that the User uses is under his full responsibility.

The User must take all appropriate measures to protect his equipment and his own data, in particular from viral attacks via the Internet. The User is also solely responsible for the sites and data he consults.

The Publisher cannot be held responsible in the event of legal proceedings against the User:

due to the use of the site or any service accessible via the Internet;
due to his non-compliance with these general conditions.

The Publisher is not responsible for damage caused to itself, to third parties and/or to its equipment as a result of its connection or use of the site and it waives any action against it as a result.

If the Publisher were to be the subject of an amicable or legal procedure due to the use of the site by a User, it may turn against it to obtain compensation for all damages, sums, convictions and costs that may arise from this procedure.

Article 10 – Force majeure

All circumstances beyond the control of the parties preventing the execution under normal conditions of their obligations are considered as causes for exemption from the obligations of the parties and lead to their suspension.

Will be considered as cases of force majeure all irresistible facts or circumstances, external to the parties, unforeseeable, inevitable, beyond the control of the parties and which cannot be prevented by the latter, despite all reasonably possible efforts. Expressly, the following are considered as cases of force majeure or fortuitous events, in addition to those usually retained by the case law of Swiss courts and tribunals: the blockage of means of transport or supplies, earthquakes, fires, storms, floods, lightning, disruption of telecommunications networks or difficulties specific to telecommunications networks external to customers.

The parties will come together to examine the impact of the event and agree on the conditions under which the performance of the contract will be continued. If the case of force majeure lasts longer than three months, these general conditions may be terminated by the injured party.