General conditions of use
1. PURPOSE :
The purpose of these general conditions is to define the terms and conditions of use of the services offered on this site (the "Services") as well as to define the rights and obligations of the parties within this framework.
They are accessible and printable at any time and may be supplemented, if necessary, by specific conditions of use for certain services.
2. EDITOR, PUBLICATION MANAGER AND HOSTING
The website accessible via the url mavouna-avocats.com (hereinafter the "Site") is published and managed by Mavouna Avocats, registered under the SIRET number 852 325 950 00016, having its registered office at 14 rue le Sueur 75016 Paris and can be reached at 06.68.32.83.14 or by mail at the following address contact@mavouna-avocats.com.
The director of publication is Sonia Mavouna, domiciled at the above address. Any complaint or notification must be sent to the email address contact@mavouna-avocats.com. By using the Site, the User accepts these terms of use (the "General Terms of Use" or "GTU").
The Site is hosted by the lalilala.io collective.
Persons who may access MAVOUNA AVOCATS are hereinafter referred to as "Users".)
3. ACCESS TO THE SITE AND SERVICES
The Services are accessible subject to the restrictions set out on the Site:
4. ACCEPTANCE OF THE GENERAL CONDITIONS
By sending an e-mail to MAVOUNA AVOCATS using the "contact" section on this Site, each User declares and guarantees that he or she has read these legal conditions beforehand, i.e. the legal information, the privacy policy, the cookies policy and the rules contained in the miscellaneous provisions.
5. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
The user of Mavouna Avocats is granted a private and non-exclusive right to use the site. All elements published on Mavouna Avocats such as texts, photographs, logos, sound, graphic charter, agency, information, design, graphics, presentation and content of Mavouna Avocats, as well as brands, company names, non-trades, signs, domain names, without this list being exhaustive, constitute works within the meaning of the French intellectual property code. Mavouna Avocats is the exclusive owner and/or operator of these works.
Consequently, any representation or reproduction, in whole or in part, that may be made without the express consent of Mavouna Avocats or its beneficiaries, is prohibited and exposes the MAVOUNA AVOCATS Users concerned to legal proceedings. The registration of Mavouna Avocats does not entail any transfer of intellectual property rights to the benefit of the User of Mavouna Avocats.
6. CONNECTION
Mavouna Avocats declares that it will do its utmost to ensure that Users of MAVOUNA AVOCATS have optimal access to MAVOUNA AVOCATS, except in the event of force majeure, events beyond its control, and subject to maintenance periods and possible breakdowns.
Mavouna Avocats cannot be held responsible for connection problems specific to Users' equipment or linked to the failure of the Internet access provider used.
7. USE AND LIABILITY
By accessing the site, the User accepts the present GTC. Mavouna Avocats cannot be held responsible for any damage suffered by the User of the Site and its contents. This limitation of liability extends to all material, financial, computer and immaterial damage resulting from access to or use of our website and linked websites.
Mavouna Avocats also declines all responsibility for any direct or indirect damage resulting from fraudulent intrusion by a third party leading to a modification of the information made available on the site and for any damage caused by the access of anyone to the site or the impossibility of accessing it.
8. MODIFICATION
Mavouna Avocats reserves the right to modify or supplement these general conditions of use at any time and without prior notice. Users of Mavouna Avocats are required to consult these legal notices regularly.
9. APPLICABLE LAW AND JURISDICTION
The present general conditions are governed by French law. In the event of a dispute concerning the validity, interpretation and/or execution of these general terms and conditions, the parties agree that the courts of Paris shall have exclusive jurisdiction to rule on the matter, except in the case of mandatory procedural rules to the contrary.