1. Website publisher
The Saze diffusion website is published by Saze Investissement, a simplified joint stock company with capital of € 1,000, registered with the Lille Trade and Companies Register under number 897 849 048 00011, whose registered office is located at 229 rue solferino, 59000 Lille, France.
Intra-community VAT number: FR37897849048
Publication director: Nassim Baghdad
Email address: contact@saze-diffusion.com
Telephone number: 07 81 08 68 75
2. Website hosting
The website is hosted by PlanetHoster, located at 4416 Louis-B. -Mayer, Laval, Quebec, Canada H7P 0G1. Phone : 01 76 60 41 43
3. Intellectual property
All content on the Saze diffusion website, including, but not limited to, graphics, images, text, videos, animations, sounds, logos, gifs and icons, as well as their formatting, is the exclusive property of Saze Investissement, with the exception of trademarks, logos or content belonging to other partner companies or authors.
Any reproduction, distribution, modification, adaptation, retransmission or publication, even partial, of these various elements is strictly prohibited without the written consent of Saze Investissement.
4. Personal data
The information collected on this site is subject to computer processing by Saze diffusion. In accordance with the French Data Protection Act, you have the right to access, modify and delete information concerning you. You can exercise this right by sending an email to contact@saze-diffusion.com.
5. Responsibilities
The site publisher makes every effort to provide users with accurate and verified information. However, it cannot be held responsible for omissions, inaccuracies or deficiencies in the updating of information.
6. Contact
For any questions or requests for information concerning the website, you can contact Saze diffusion at the following email address: contact@saze-diffusion.com or by post at the following address: 229 rue solferino, 59000 Lille, France.
7. Applicable law
These legal notices are governed by French law. In the event of a dispute, and in the absence of an amicable resolution, the French courts shall have sole jurisdiction to hear the dispute.