General information
Use of this site is subject to applicable law and to these terms of access and use, which we may change at any time. The site www.2bgqualite.fr is operated by 2 B & G Qualité SARL, registered office 380 rue Clément Ader, local 14, 27930 Le Vieil-Évreux, France — RCS Évreux B 804 665 768.
Legal representative and site creator: François Borie. Host: One.com.
Company mediator: MÉDIAFRAMA, 41 rue Simon Vollant, 56130 Lambersart — mediaframa.com. It can be contacted under the conditions set by the French Consumer Code in the event of a dispute or an unsatisfactory answer to a complaint.
Intellectual property
The site’s overall structure and its texts, images, graphics, downloadable documents and other elements are the exclusive creation of François Borie, except for official documents (legal texts, grids, forms), photos, logos and brands mentioned.
The whole site is governed by French and international copyright and intellectual property law. Any reproduction, modification or commercial use, in whole or in part, without written permission is an infringement punishable under the French Intellectual Property Code. Only strictly personal use is allowed.
The 2 B & G Qualité logo is a protected trademark owned exclusively by 2 B & G Qualité SARL. Other brands mentioned belong to their respective owners.
Links
Links to other sites are provided for information only; 2 B & G Qualité SARL accepts no responsibility for their content or access conditions.
Any site may link to www.2bgqualite.fr with the prior written permission of 2 B & G Qualité SARL, provided the pages display full-page. Permission may be withdrawn at any time; the site owner then has 2 working days to remove the link.
Links on this site involve no financial or commercial consideration and imply no endorsement that could compromise the impartiality of our work.
Malfunctions and viruses
2 B & G Qualité SARL and the site creator cannot be held liable for any direct or indirect damage resulting from use of this site, inability to use it, malfunction, interruption or virus.
Governing law
These terms are governed by French law. French courts have sole jurisdiction over any dispute.