The updating of these Terms and Conditions took place on February 18, 2016.

Navigation on this site is subject to current regulations and conditions.

Before proceeding to the site, please read the Terms of Use carefully. You are currently connected to the “http://www.exoe.fr” website, edited by Exoé SAS. By using the Exoé site, you agree to the Terms set out below. If you do not agree to these terms, do not access the site or any page of it. Consulting the site is equivalent to acknowledging having read the Terms and accepting the terms.

Online publishing: Exoé SAS.

Headquarters: 6 rue de Lisbonne, 75008 Paris, France.
Legal Representative: Mr. Fidel Martin.
SIREN N ° : 492 940 499 RCS Paris.
Publication Director: Mr Olivier Taverne

Information

The elements published on our site do not in any way constitute a contractual commitment of Exoé, nor of its information providers.

The information contained on the www.exoe.fr website is strictly informative and does not imply any legal commitment or contractual agreement from Exoé, which reserves the right to modify its characteristics.

None of the services will be provided by Exoé to any entity or person if the law of its country of origin or any other country that relates to it prohibits it, or which would require Exoé to comply with the registration requirements of those countries. All products or services may not be registered or authorized in all countries or available to all customers. It is the responsibility of any company or interested person to verify beforehand with its usual advisers that its legal and fiscal status allows it to subscribe the services presented on the site.

Intellectual Property

This website is the property of Exoé SAS and is protected under intellectual property. Any total or partial reproduction of the trademarks, logos, drawings, graphics, texts and analyzes present on the site or any communication to third parties, or use other than for a private purpose are strictly prohibited. These data are reserved for the private use of the site’s only consultant.

In the event of infringement, the user engages his / her responsibility and is liable to legal proceedings, in particular for infringement. Any hypertext link with the site www.exoe.fr and any use of the logo must be the subject of a prior written authorization.

The site may contain hypertext links allowing access to sites that are not edited by Exoé SAS. Consequently, Exoé can not be held responsible for the content of the sites to which the user of the site could have access.

Personal data & cookies

The information collected during your connection on this site will only be used for statistical purposes and will only be subject to external communications in order to comply with any legal or regulatory requirements. If this is the case, the Internet user may exercise his right of access and rectification with the Publication Director, in accordance with the provisions of Law No. 78-17 of 6 January 1978 relating to data processing, files and Liberties.

Customer area or private access

The following terms govern the relationship between Exoé SAS (“Exoé”), 6 rue de Lisbonne, 75008 Paris, and the user of the services of Exoé (“the Client”), concerning access and use of published information in the customer area (“Customer Area”) of the site www.exoe.fr.

Your username and password are personal; They are under your responsibility. They should not be disclosed to third parties. It is strongly recommended that the Customer change password from time to time.

Exoé can not be held responsible for any use by a third party of these codes, and the information to which they give access. The customer must contact Exoé immediately in case he suspects that his identifier or password has been revealed or obtained by a third party, and that their integrity is compromised.

Access to the customer area is restricted and only accessible to authorized clients, and should not be shared. Although data may be retrieved for personal or internal use, the copying or distribution of any information from the customer space is prohibited. Exoé reserves the right to trace the connections in order to determine the number of files viewed and the origin of the access. By continuing on the Customer Area, you guarantee that no other person will use your current login and password to access the Exoé website.

These services published by Exoé may be modified at any time, without notice in terms of content, functionality or technology. As such, certain services, in particular information, may be partially or totally interrupted temporarily or permanently.

Internet Limits

The users of this site expressly agree that the Internet network does not constitute a means of communication of information and the Internet user uses the Internet at his own risks.

Exoé, its information and service suppliers disclaim all express or implied liability regarding the accuracy, completeness or timeliness of the information published on this website or disseminated through it. Exoé and its information providers and suppliers decline any responsibility for direct or indirect losses or damages, such as financial losses, viruses, deletion of files, caused by the connection or use of its website or information And data contained therein or appearing on the linked sites.

Furthermore, Exoé, its information providers and suppliers can not be held responsible for the dissemination of erroneous information for reasons beyond their control.

It is the user’s responsibility to acquire, at his own expense, the technical means necessary for the connection to the Exoé website (hardware, software, subscription to an access provider, etc.) Development of its technical means.

Exoé also recalls the limits of the Internet, and in particular the fact that:

Technical performance and response time to view the site may be erratic;
The data circulating on the Internet are not necessarily protected, in particular against possible misappropriations.
Internet users must take all measures to protect their own data and / or software from any contamination (viruses, …) that may come from the use of the Internet.