Legal notice

1 – Site Publisher

Pursuant to Article 6 of French Law No. 2004-575 of 21 June 2004 on confidence in the digital economy, users of the website https://lesoleilho.com are informed of the identity of the various stakeholders involved in its creation and monitoring:

Site Owner: Le Soleilho – Contact: lesoleilho@proton.me – +33 6 62 89 39 93 – Address: 8 rue Prat, 46100 Figeac, France.

Company Identification: Isabelle André / Le Soleilho – sole proprietorship SIREN/RCS: 850 343 559– Postal address: 8 rue Prat, 46100 Figeac – https://lesoleilho.com/cgv/

Publication Director: : Isabelle ANDRE – Contact : 06 61 28 57 42.

Hosting Provider: O2Switch – 222 Boulevard Gustave Flaubert, 63000 Clermont-Ferrand, France – Phone: +33 4 44 44 60 40

Data Protection Officer: Isabelle André – lesoleilho@proton.me

Other contributors:
• Graphic design (logo, visual identity, website): Florence Garinot, Dismoiweb
• Technical web development: Charlotte Barbare, Indégo Web, https://studio-indego.fr
• Photo credits: Christophe Pilliard and Isabelle André

2 – Intellectual Property and Counterfeiting

Le Soleilho owns the intellectual property rights and holds the usage rights to all elements accessible on the website, including texts, images, graphics, logos, videos, structure, icons, and sounds.

Any reproduction, representation, modification, publication, or adaptation of all or part of the site’s elements, regardless of the means or process used, is prohibited without prior written authorization from Le Soleilho.

Any unauthorized use of the site or any of its contents will be considered as constituting infringement and will be prosecuted in accordance with the provisions of Articles L.335-2 and following of the French Intellectual Property Code.

3 – Limitations of Liability

Le Soleilho cannot be held liable for any direct or indirect damage caused to the user’s equipment when accessing the website https://lesoleilho.com.

Le Soleilho declines any responsibility for the use that may be made of the information and content available on https://lesoleilho.com.

Le Soleilho undertakes to secure the website https://lesoleilho.com to the best of its ability; however, its liability cannot be engaged if unwanted data is imported and installed on the site without its knowledge.

Where applicable, Le Soleilho also reserves the right to hold the user civilly and/or criminally liable, especially in cases of racist, insulting, defamatory, or pornographic messages, regardless of the medium used (text, photographs, etc.).

4 – CNIL and Personal Data Management

In accordance with the provisions of French Law 78-17 of 6 January 1978 as amended, users of the website https://lesoleilho.com have the right to access, modify, and delete the information collected. To exercise this right, you may contact our Data Protection Officer: Isabelle André – lesoleilho@proton.me.

Pour plus d’informations sur la façon dont nous traitons vos données (type de données, finalité, destinataire…), lisez notre https://www.lesoleilho.com/politique-de-confidentialite/.

5 – Hyperlinks and Cookies

The website https://lesoleilho.com contains hyperlinks to other sites and declines all responsibility regarding these external links or links created by other sites toward https://lesoleilho.com.

Browsing the website https://lesoleilho.com may result in the installation of cookie(s) on the user’s computer.

A “cookie” is a small file that records information relating to a user’s navigation on a website. The data thus obtained may be used to measure website traffic, for example.

You may choose to accept or refuse cookies by modifying your browser settings. No cookie will be placed without your consent.

Cookies are stored for a maximum duration of 13 months.

For more information on how we use cookies, please refer to our Privacy Policy: https://lesoleilho.com/politique-confidentialite/

6 – Applicable Law and Jurisdiction

Any dispute related to the use of the website https://lesoleilho.com is subject to French law. Except in cases where the law does not allow it, exclusive jurisdiction is granted to the competent French courts.