Article 1: Legal note
The institutional website accessible at the URL address: https://www.restagraf.com is the property of RESTAGRAF, a simplified joint stock company whose registered office is at 1 allée des Bouleaux - 95110 Sannois, registered in the SIREN register under number 552 055 196 and whose SIRET number is: 55205519600109-Tele: 01.39.98.55.00-E-mail: info@restagraf.com
RESTAGRAF is the publisher of the Site, and is represented by its legal representative.
Article 2: Purpose
The purpose of these "general conditions of use" is to provide a legal framework for the use of the https://www.restagraf.com website.
This contract is concluded between:
- The manager of the website, hereinafter referred to as "the Publisher",
- Any individual or legal entity wishing to access the site, hereinafter referred to as the "User".
The general conditions of use must be accepted by all Users, and consultation of the Site by Users implies acceptance of these conditions.
The purpose of these General Conditions of Use (hereinafter the "GCU") is to define the conditions under which RESTAGRAF implements its website, the purpose of which is to inform the public and customers about the products and goods distributed by it. It is hereby specified that the Site is not a commercial website, and that it is impossible to make any purchase whatsoever, or to place orders.
RESTAGRAF reserves the right to modify these GCU under the conditions set out in article 12 below. Users are invited to consult these Conditions regularly to take note of any changes made.
Article 3: Definitions
The following words and expressions beginning with a capital letter, singular or plural, are used herein with the following meaning:
GENERAL CONDITIONS OF USE
This document sets out the conditions of use of the Site and Services.
EQUIPMENT
All hardware and software, including the information system and networks, workstations, computers, mobile phones, e-mail addresses, tablets, which the User uses to access the Service and for which they have sole custody and responsibility.
PARTY
In the singular, means RESTAGRAF or the Users of the Site, and in the plural, means RESTAGRAF and the Users of the Site.
SERVICES
The services made available to Users on the Site by RESTAGRAF as described in the GCU.
WEBSITE
Website made available to Users by RESTAGRAF and accessible via the URL address: https://www.restagraf.com and enabling access to the Site under the conditions set out herein.
USER
Any individual with access to the RESTAGRAF corporate website
Article 4: Acceptance
Users declare that they have received all the necessary information from RESTAGRAF concerning the legal notices and that they accept, unreservedly, these general conditions.
Users declare:
- That they have all the technical skills necessary to access and use the Site normally in compliance with the GCU.
- That they have read and understood the conditions under which the Site operates;
The GCU are accepted by the Site’s User by consulting the Site. The User acknowledges and accepts that their commitment does not require a handwritten or electronic signature.
Users may only benefit from the Services offered on the Site subject to acceptance of these general conditions, the Services being limited to consulting and/or downloading the RESTAGRAF product catalogue(s).
The GCU are enforceable once they are accepted by the User.
Any User with Internet access may access the Site free of charge from any location. The Publisher shall not be liable for any costs incurred by the User in accessing the Site (internet connection, computer equipment, etc.).
The Website and its various services may be interrupted or suspended by the Publisher, in particular for maintenance purposes, without any obligation to give prior notice or justification.
Article 5: Liability of the User
The User is responsible for the risks involved in using the Site.
Users assume full responsibility for their use of the information and content on the https://www.restagraf.com website.
Any use of the service by the User resulting directly or indirectly in damage or loss must be compensated by the Site.
The Site does not allow Users to publish comments or information, and the Site does not require any personal data to be collected to be consulted.
Users are responsible for their use of the Services on the Site and for the Equipment they use. The User agrees to use the Services under their exclusive responsibility. The User is solely responsible for the use of the Services in accordance with the provisions herein.
The User agrees to use the Site only under the conditions of use defined herein.
Article 6: Liability of the Publisher
The Publisher cannot be held liable for any server or network malfunction.
Likewise, the Site may not be held liable in the event of force majeure or any unforeseeable and insurmountable third-party act.
The Site agrees to use all necessary means to guarantee the security and confidentiality of data, on the understanding that no personal data is received.
However, it does not provide a total guarantee of security.
The Publisher reserves the right not to guarantee the reliability of the sources, although the information published on the site is deemed reliable.
Article 7: Description of the Services
THE SITE PROVIDES USERS WITH:
- information about RESTAGRAF
- documentation on RESTAGRAF products
- a tab for contacting RESTAGRAF
Article 8: Intellectual property
The content of the https://www.restagraf.com website (logos, texts, graphics, videos, texts, images (animated or not), sounds, photos, etc.) is protected by copyright pursuant to the French Intellectual Property Code.
The same applies to any databases appearing on the Site, which are protected by the provisions of the French Intellectual Property Code.
The User must obtain the Site Publisher’s authorisation before reproducing, copying or publishing any of this content.
These may only be used by users for private purposes; any commercial use is also prohibited.
The User is entirely responsible for any content they put online and agree not to infringe any third party or the rights of the Publisher.
The Site Publisher reserves the right to moderate or delete content freely and at any time, without justification.
Any total or partial representation of this website by any entity or person whatsoever without the express permission of RESTAGRAF is prohibited and constitutes an infringement punishable by the Intellectual Property Code.
The trademarks of RESTAGRAF and its partners, as well as the logos appearing on the website, are registered trademarks.
Any total or partial reproduction of these trademarks or logos, made from elements of the website, without the express permission of RESTAGRAF, is therefore prohibited.
Any unauthorised reproduction may incur the perpetrator’s liability under article 1240 of the French Civil Code.
Article 9: Personal data
The User must not provide any personal information to access the Site or its content.
The https://www.restagraf.com website guarantees respect for the User's privacy, in accordance with the French Data Protection Act no. 78-17 of 6 January 1978.
The site is not registered with the CNIL, as it does not collect personal data (online questionnaire, online order, online account creation, etc.).
Article 10: Hypertext links
The publisher of https://www.restagraf.com cannot be held responsible for the domains to which the hypertext links on the site lead and has no control thereover..
A third party may not create a link to a page on the https://www.restagraf.com website without the express authorisation of the publisher.
Article 11 : Use of cookies
Users are informed that, when visiting the site, cookies may be automatically installed on their browser software.
To find out more, please read the RESTAGRAF "cookies policy" by clicking on this link. This policy can be consulted at any time on the Site.
Article 12 : Changes to the general conditions of use
The https://www.restagraf.com website reserves the right to modify the clauses hereof of use at any time and without justification.
Article 13 : Term of the agreement
This agreement has been concluded for an indefinite term. It takes effect with regard to the User from the start of use of the service.
Article 14 : Tolerance
The Parties mutually agree that the fact that one of the Parties tolerates a situation does not have the effect of granting acquired rights to the other Party.
Furthermore, such tolerance cannot be interpreted as a waiver of the rights in question.
Article 15 : Sincerity
The Parties declare that these undertakings are sincere.
In this respect, they declare that they are not aware of any factor which, if communicated, would have altered the consent of the other Party.
Article 16 : Independence of the Parties
The Parties acknowledge that they are each acting on their own behalf and will not be considered each other's agent.
These terms and conditions do not constitute an association, a franchise or a mandate given by one party to the other.
Neither party may enter into a commitment in the name and on behalf of the other party.
In addition, each of the parties remains solely responsible for its acts, allegations, commitments, services, products and personnel.
Article 17: Difficulties of interpretation
In the event of difficulties of interpretation resulting from a contradiction between any of the headings appearing at the beginning of the Articles of these General Terms and Conditions and any of the Articles, the headings will be declared non-existent.
Article 18: Nullity of clause
If one or more of the stipulations herein are held to be invalid or declared as such in application of a law, regulation or following a final decision of a competent court, the other stipulations will retain all their force and scope.
Article 19 : Completeness
These general terms and conditions express the entirety of the obligations of the Parties.
No general or specific condition appearing in documents sent or handed over by the User may be incorporated herein.
Article 20: Applicable law and competent jurisdiction
This contract is governed by French law.
In the event of a dispute between the User and the Publisher that cannot be resolved amicably, the Paris courts shall have jurisdiction to settle the dispute.