This Website is available at the following URL address: www.staamup.com and is published by the company Simon & Colin’s, a simplified stock company, whose registered quarters are located at 679 avenue de la République, 59 000 LILLE, registered before the French Commercial Register of Lille, under number 883 294 241, represented by Mr. Ludovic SIMON, duly empowered for this purpose.
Any natural or legal person who navigates on this Website agrees to respect the following general conditions of use (hereinafter referred to as the « GCU ») in force when he/she navigates on this Website.
The provisions of these GCU could be amended at any time, following any improvement in the functionalities of this Website or any change of laws or regulations. Such modifications shall be notified on this Website.
Therefore, any user of this Website must carefully read the following provisions as soon as he/she navigates on this Website. Accessing and browsing on this Website implies acceptance of all the following terms:
The Service Provider of this Website is Mr. Ludovic SIMON, who headquarters are located at:
679 Avenue de la République - LILLE (59000), France, (hereinafter referred to as « the Service Provider »).
The Director of the publication is: Mr. Ludovic SIMON
The company who hosts the Website is: OVH
Who headquarters are located at: 2 rue Kellerman – 59 100 ROUBAIX
And phone number is: 1007
All notices must be sent to the address of the registered office of the Service Provider as specified in Article 1.
The Service Provider may also be contacted by email at the following address: contact@staamup.com
In these GCU, unless the context otherwise requires, the following expressions shall have the following meanings:
Parties: means collectively the User and the Service Provider.
User: means any legal or natural person of legal age in his/her country of residence or being represented by his/her parent or guardian, who makes any of the following acts on the Website:
Website: means this website published by the Service Provider at the following URL address: https://www.staamup.com
The User acknowledges that the recordings and backups materializing the electronic exchange between the Parties and kept by the Service Provider in a structured and organized manner into standardized messages (including any connection Data) shall have a probative value between the User and the Service Provider.
In particular, the User acknowledges the validity and probative force of emails.
The Website and all its components are protected by the French Intellectual Property Code and international conventions and treaties on intellectual property.
All the original and technical components used and published on the Website, included, but not limited to: the graphic charter, slogans, corporate name, trademarks, logos, graphic images, animations, sounds, musical compositions, audiovisual effects, (hereinafter referred to as “the Components”) are the exclusive property of their authors.
The Service Provider forbids any User, without prior written authorisation, to do any of the following:
The User is not authorised to use or reproduce the name and logo “STAAM UP” or deposit them as a trademark, directly or indirectly through a third party, in any country whatsoever, either identical or by similar marks or names which could create confusion in the mind of a consumer.
The Service Provider undertakes to respect the personal data of the Users. To this end, any collection of personal information through the Website respects the conditions of the privacy policy available on this Website.
The Service Provider reserves the right to interrupt access to the Website for a few hours for maintenance purposes. The User agrees that these momentary cuts are intended to allow him/her a better browsing experience and acknowledges that he/she will not sue the Service Provider for liability to that purpose.
The Service Provider does not bear the Internet connection costs that have to be borne by the User.
In accordance with the provisions of Article 1218 of the French Civil Code, any event beyond the control of either Party which could not be reasonably foreseen at the enter into force of these GCU, and that the effects of which may not be avoided by appropriate measures, constitutes a case of force majeure, which suspends their execution.
In addition, the Parties conventionally acknowledge and agree, without this list being restrictive, that damages having their origins or their causes in a strike, a cut of supply of energy, a failure of the network IP on which they depend, a war, riots or popular movements, attacks or weather phenomena, shall be a case of force majeure.
These GCU are drafted in accordance with French law.
However, in the event of a dispute and with regard to the provisions of Regulation No. 593/2008 of 17 June 2008 on the law applicable to contractual obligations (known as the Rome I Regulation), this choice of law may not result in depriving the User of the protection afforded by the provisions to which it may not be derogated from by virtue of the law that would have been applicable in the absence of choice of law.
In the event of any dispute arising out of the performance of these GCU, the Parties shall make their best efforts to settle the dispute amicably. In the event of a complaint, the User may send his request to the Service Provider to the address indicated in Article 1.
Failing to find an amicable solution, all disputes shall be submitted to the competent courts with regard to Article 17 of the Regulation (EU) No 1215/2012 of 12 December 2012 on jurisdiction and the recognition and enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters (Brussels I bis recast Regulation).
The User is informed that he/she can in any case resort to conventional mediation (article L616-1 of the French Consumer Code). The User may also use any other alternative method of dispute resolution.
