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- Object
The present document determines the conditions of use of the www.GPSRendezVous.com
web site property of EICHTEC. Any usage of the site implies acceptation of the
present legal terms.
- Declaration
Conforming with the law, this site has been declared with CNIL (Commission
nationale de l'informatique et des libertés).
- Identification of the editor of the site
The www.GPSRendezVous.com site is being edited by EICHTEC:
Head quarter: 7 rue des Armes, 57300 Tremery, France
Siret: 491 076 048 00017 - Metz, France
- Information gathering
In accordance with articles 34 and following of the «Informatique
et Libertés» law of January 6th,1978 and its additions, users are
entitled to an access and correction right to the recorded data. Requests must
be addressed by E-mail to contact@gpsrdv.com or by post to the company's head
quarters. Data can also be viewed directly and simply on the site itself.
Additionally and according to the same law, EICHTEC engages into not
communicating to third parties the personal data that was only collected for mailing,
order processing, delivery and billing purposes.
- Information property
All the elements found on the www.GPSRendezVous.com site (apart from material
coming from our partners) are the property of EICHTEC. Consequently EICHTEC
reserves the right to modify any of the data at any time and without notice.
- Brand names
Brand names and logos appearing on the GPSRendezVous site can not be used without
the written consent of the owners of those brands.
- Third party web site links
Links to external web sites are provided exclusively for the reasons of
commodity. Activating those links means leaving the GPSRendezVous site and consequently
EICHTEC can not be held responsible for consequences related to their usage.
- Responsibility
EICHTEC can not be held responsible for any usage (legal or illegal) of
the data provided on the GPSRendezVous site.
- Translation
This document being translated from the french version, it could possibly
be interpreted differently from the original. In case of discrepancy the french
wording will prevail.
5 Mars 2008 Version
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