LEGAL INFORMATION AND CONDITIONS FOR USING THIS WEBSITE
Continuing to browse this website constitutes unqualified acceptance of the following terms and conditions.
The version of these terms currently on-line is the only version applicable for the entire duration of your use of the website, until such time as it is replaced by a new version.
Article 1 – Legal information
1.1 Website (referred to hereinafter as “the Website”): strasbourg.port.fr
1.2 Editor (referred to hereinafter as “the Editor”): Port Autonome de Strasbourg, a public establishment with the French SIREN identification number 775 641 418, which has its registered office at 25 Rue de la Nuée Bleue, 67000 Strasbourg (France), and is represented by Mr Jean-Louis Jérôme in his capacity as its Director General; tel. no.: +33 (0)3 88 21 74 74; e-mail address: pas@strasbourg.port.fr; director of the publication: Mr Jean-Louis Jérôme.
1.3 Design and production:
Data Projekt SARL
24, rue de Lattre de Tassigny
67300 Schiltigheim (France)
Tel.: +33 (0)3 88 75 14 59
www.data-projekt.fr
1.4 Host (referred to hereinafter as “the Host”):
OVH
a simplified joint stock company with company capital of 10 059 500 euros
listed in the Register of Commerce & Companies for the Lille metropolis (France) under the number 424 761 419 00045
French APE activity code: 6202A
VAT registration no.: FR 22 424 761 419
Registered office: 2 Rue Kellermann, 59100 Roubaix, France
www.ovh.com
Tel.: +33 (0)8 203 203 63
E-mail address: support[at]ovh.com
communication form on OVH website
Article 2 – Access to the Website
Access to and use of the Website are strictly for personal use only. You undertake to refrain from using the Website and the information and data it contains for commercial, political, or advertising purposes or for any form of commercial canvassing, including the sending of unsolicited e-mails.
Article 3 – Content of the Website
All the brand names, photographs, texts, comments, illustrations, images, whether animated or not, video sequences, sounds, and all the computer applications that may be used to operate the Website and more generally all the elements reproduced or used on the Website are protected by current legislation on intellectual property.
They are the full, entire property of the Editor or its partners. These elements, including the computer applications, may not be reproduced, represented, used or adapted, either in part or in full, in any form whatsoever without first obtaining written agreement from the Editor. The fact of the Editor not instigating legal proceedings on becoming aware of such unauthorised use shall not constitute either acceptance of that use or renunciation of the possibility of instigating proceedings.
English translation: Katherine Parsons.
Article 4 – Management of the site
For the purposes of good management of the Website, the Editor may at any time:
- suspend, interrupt or limit access to all or part of the Website or reserve access to all or parts of the Website in respect of a specific category of Internet user;
- delete any information that may disturb its functioning or contravene national or international legislation or the generally accepted rules of Netiquette;
- suspend the Website in order to carry out updates.
Article 5 – Responsibilities
The Editor’s liability may not be invoked in the event of any failure, breakdown, difficulty or interruption in the functioning of the Website that prevents access to it or any of its functions.
You are entirely responsible for the hardware you use to connect with the Website. You must take all appropriate steps to protect your hardware and your own data, including from virus attacks from the Internet. You are also entirely responsible for the websites and data you consult.
The Editor cannot be held responsible if legal proceedings are brought against you as a result of:
- your use of the Website or any service accessible via the Internet;
- your failure to comply with these general conditions.
The Editor is not responsible for any damage caused to you, third parties and/or your hardware as a result of your connexion to or use of the Website, and you renounce the possibility of taking any action against the Editor on such grounds.
In the event of the Editor being involved in friendly or legal proceedings with regard to your use of the Website, it may enter a counter-claim against you in order to obtain compensation for all the damage, amounts of money, judgments and costs that may have been generated by such proceedings.
Article 6 – Hypertext links
You are absolutely not allowed to set up any hypertext links to all or part of the Website without first obtaining written authorisation from the Editor; requests should be sent by e-mail to the following address: 25 Rue de la Nuée Bleue, 67000 Strasbourg (France).
The Editor is free to withhold such authorisation without being required to indicate its reasons in any way. If authorisation is granted, it shall in all cases be temporary and may be withdrawn at any time, without the Editor being under any obligation to state its reasons.
In all cases, links must be removed as soon as the Editor makes the corresponding request.
None of the information accessible via a link to another website is under the control of the Editor, which declines all liability with regard to their content.
Article 7 – Protection of personal data
In the context of the operation of the Website, the Editor may need to collect personal data , for example via forms regarding contact, subscription to newsletters or registration for events. Data on the civil status, identity, identification and private lives of the people concerned are processed with a view to meeting the legitimate interests of the Editor with regard to promoting and communicating on the activities of the PAS and its subsidiaries, managing relations with their clients, and canvassing prospective new clients.
The processing manager is the PAS, which has its registered office in Strasbourg at 25 Rue de la Nuée Bleue, is represented by its Director General Mr Jean-Louis Jérôme, and has as its data protection officer Ms Manon Olszakowski. The data is intended to be used by the general management of the PAS, its department for the development and promotion of the port, its resources and organisation department, and such persons to whom data processing may be entrusted by these recipients.
The supply of this personal data is of a contractual nature and is necessary for the corresponding form to be taken into account and its purpose achieved (the sending of a message, subscription to a newsletter or registration for an event).
The supply of personal information regarding any person under 15 years of age via the forms for contact, subscription to newsletters or registration for events available on the Website is subject to the prior joint consent of the person concerned and the person(s) invested with parental authority over that person.
The data is not stored for any longer than is necessary for the purposes for which it is processed.
The persons concerned have the right to ask the processing manager for access to the personal data, its correction or deletion, and to limit processing, the right to oppose any processing, the right to the portability of the data, the right to submit a claim to a supervisory authority, the right to lay down guidelines for what is to happen to personal data after the person’s death, and, if appropriate, the right to withdraw consent at any time. These rights may be exercised by writing to the Personal Data Protection Officer of the PAS at 25 Rue de la Nuée Bleue, 67000 Strasbourg, or by sending an e-mail to dpd@strasbourg.port.fr.
Article 8 – Cookies
The Website uses Google Analytics, a website analytical service provided by Google Inc. Google Analytics uses cookies, which are text files placed on your computer in order to help the website analyse the way in which it is used. The data generated by the cookies generated when you use the Website (including your IP address) will be transmitted and stored by Google on servers in the USA. Google will use this information to assess your use of the Website, compile reports on the Website’s activity that are sent to its Editor, and provide other services regarding the Website’s activity and use of the Internet. Google may communicate this data to third parties if it required to do so by law or if the data is processed on Google’s behalf by third parties, including the Editor of the Website. Google will not cross-check your IP address with any other data in its possession. You may disable cookies by selecting the appropriate parameters for your browser, but doing so may prevent some of the Website’s functions working. By using the Website you expressly consent to Google processing personal data under the conditions and for the purposes described above.
Article 9 – Photographs and representation of products
The photographs posted on the Website are not contractually binding and do not commit the Editor in any way.
Article 10 – Jurisdiction
These terms and conditions for using the Website are governed by French law and are subject to the jurisdiction of the courts for Strasbourg unless jurisdiction is specifically attributed to the courts of another place as the result of a particular legal or regulatory text.
Article 11 – Contact us
If you have any questions or would like more information, including about the Website itself, you may send a message to the following address: pas@strasbourg.port.fr.