Terms of use

Preamble

You are currently connected to the www.happywait.fr website published by Happywait. The user declares that he/she has read the information below before visiting the site. By choosing to access the site, the user expressly and irrevocably accepts the terms below.

Responsibilities

The company declines all responsibility for the content of linked sites. Regardless of the type of link established from an external Internet site, known as a "linking site", to that of Happywait, the latter reserves the right to oppose its establishment.

Publisher

- Company name: HAPPYWAIT
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- Registered office: ESPACE PERFORMANCE 3 - BATIMENT M6 35760 SAINT-GRÉGOIRE
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- VAT identification: FR46812173995.
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- Publishing director: Julien MOUAZAN, CEO

Responsibilities

The site gives credit to:
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- Website design: Mazette.co via Webflow
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- Hosting: OVH

Copyright

The photographs, texts, slogans, drawings, images, videos, animated sequences with or without sound, as well as all works integrated into the site, are the property of Happywait or of third parties having authorized Happywait to use them. The logos, icons and graphic chips represented on the site are protected by copyright and by articles L.511.1 et seq. of the French Intellectual Property Code relating to the protection of registered designs. Reproductions, on paper or by computer, of the said site and the works reproduced therein are authorized provided that they are strictly reserved for personal use, excluding any use for advertising and/or commercial purposes, and/or for information and/or that they comply with the provisions of article L.122-5 of the French Intellectual Property Code. With the exception of the above provisions, any reproduction, representation, use or modification, by any process whatsoever and on any medium whatsoever, of all or part of the site, of all or part of the various works that make it up, without having obtained the prior authorization of Happywait is strictly forbidden and constitutes an infringement of copyright and may give rise to civil and/or criminal legal proceedings and the payment of damages.