1. Overview of our website
According to Law No. 2004-2005 of 21 June 2004 on confidence in the digital economy, our web site created by OIC owner of www.oci.fr site, makes public the information about our company. Eventually modifiable, we invite you to consult our legal notice as often as possible in order to read it frequently. The site www.charculor.fr belongs to Charculor SAS, whose registered office is located at the following address: 10 rue Ampère – ZI Fatima – 57150 CREUTZWALD – France. Individual or legal entity, Charculor is responsible for publishing of which the e-mail address is : contact@charculor.fr
The website charculor.fr is hosted by OCI, who is registered office is located at the following address : 2 Rue de l’Oberwald – F-68360 SOULTZ.
2. Terms and conditions of use of the site and services offered.
By using our website charculor.fr, you fully and completely accept the terms and conditions set out in our privacy policy. Accessible to all types of visitors, it is however important to clarify that an interruption for maintenance of the website may be decided by Charculor. The dates and times of interruptions will nevertheless be specified in advance to users.
3. Products or services offered by charculor.fr
In agreement with its communication policy, the site www.charculor.fr aims to inform users about the services offered by Charculor, which seeks to provide accurate information on its activity. However, inaccuracies or omissions may exist: society will in no way be held responsible for any errors on charculor.fr.
4. Contractual limitations
The information input on our website www.charculor.fr is subject to qualitative approaches in order to ensure their reliability. However, we will not incur any liability in the event of technical inaccuracies in our explanations. If you find an error regarding the information that we could have omitted, please notify us by email to : contact@charculor.fr.
Links directly or indirectly related to our www.charculor.fr website are not under the control of our company. Therefore, we cannot ensure the accuracy of the information on these other websites. Using JavaScript technology, the site www.charculor.fr cannot be held responsible for any damage related to its use. In addition, any other type of consequence associated with the operation of the site www.charculor.fr, whether direct or indirect (bug, incompatibility, virus, loss of market, etc.).
5. Intellectual property and website content
The editorial content of www.charculor.fr website belongs exclusively to Charculor. Any infringement of copyright is punishable under Article L.335-2 of the Code of Intellectual Property, with a penalty of two years imprisonment and 150 000 € fine. The Site www.charculor.fr will not be affected in case of offensive, racist, defamatory or pornographic traded in interactive areas. The Company also reserves the right to remove any content contrary to the values of the company or the laws applicable in France. By browsing the site Www.charculor.fr, the user also accepts the installation of any cookies on their computer.
6. Personal data, respect of your privacy and your freedoms
Any information collected on the website www.charculor.fr are within the needs associated with the use of our platform, such as the order form or the application for registration to the Newsletter. Furthermore, the unsubscription of the newsletter is done through the link at the footer. Charculor agrees not under any circumstances to give information about users of the Website in any manner whatsoever (sale, exchange, loan, lease and gift). In accordance with the “computer and Freedoms” Act of 6 January 1978 amended in 2004, the user has a right to access and rectify information concerning him, right can be exercised at any time by sending an email to contact@charculor.fr address, or making a request by mail to the following address: 10 rue Ampère – ZI Fatima – 57150 CREUTZWALD – France.
7. Governing Law and relevant laws
Subject to French law, www.charculor.fr website is governed by Law No. 2004-2005 of 21 June 2004 on confidence in the digital economy, Article L.335-2 of the Code of Intellectual Property and the “and Freedoms” Act of 6 January 1978 amended in 2004.