Legal notice of MARLLIN® website
1 - PERSONAL DATA PRIVACY:
Pursuant to the French Data Privacy Act N°78-17 dated 6 January 1978, you are entitled to access, modify, rectify and delete your personal information. You have the “right to be forgotten” one civil year after recording of this data. An access right can be exercised on request, using the contact details below.
MARLLIN
Technoparc Est
145 Rue Georges Charpak
F-01390 CIVRIEUX
Telephone: +33 (0)4 72 08 73 40
Contact form
2 - PUBLICATION MANAGER:
MARLLIN
Technoparc Est
145 Rue Georges Charpak
F-01390 CIVRIEUX
Telephone: +33 (0)4 72 08 73 40
Contact form
3 - PROJECT MANAGEMENT, REWRITING, REFERENCE LISTING:
2H+M – Philippe BARBIN - 241 avenue du Grand Verger 73000 Chambéry - Tel.: 04 79 72 60 70 - www.2hplusm.fr
4 - INTEGRATION, TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT, HOSTING:
5 - CONDITIONS FOR USE:
This web site is an original work of the mind. It has the benefit of legal protection by virtue of French law. In countries other than France, this work is protected by international agreements and, in particular, the Bern Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic works. Consequently, the following are authorised:
• Reproduction for private use,
• Public use and the creation of a hyperlink without frame, provided it has been previously accepted by Marllin.
6 - COPYRIGHT ILLUSTRATIONS
MARLLIN all rights reserved.
CONFIDENTIALITY POLICY - MANAGEMENT OF PERSONAL DATA.
You may view the site without revealing your identity or any other personal information.
As far as personal data that you might communicate to us is concerned and, pursuant to the General Data Protection Regulation dated 25 May, 2018, you have the benefit of:
- A right to access and rectify;
- A right to erasure of data (“right to be forgotten”), a right governing limitation of processing and a right to oppose processing in the cases set out by current regulations.
- The right to define directives relative to the fate of your personal data after your death;
- The right to portability of the gross data supplied to the Publisher;
- The right to make a complaint to the appropriate authorities (the CNIL data privacy agency in France).
These rights may be exercised by sending a letter to the company’s registered office.
These rights must be exercised in the conditions set out by current regulations. In particular, the requester will be asked for a copy of an identity document as proof of its identity to the company to prevent any unauthorised access to the personal data concerned.
The information collected from you is necessary to be able to process your requests: processing of your messages, the commercial relationship, processing of online orders, subscription to newsletters, etc. This information is not under any circumstances disclosed to third parties. Only MARLLIN personnel or those of the agencies that assist us with the management of these operations have access to the data. These agencies must respect the confidentiality of the information and only use it for the specific operation in which they are involved. We take all relevant precautions to preserve the integrity of the data and its confidentiality and prevent disclosure to any unauthorised third parties.
If you subscribe to our information services by email (“newsletters”), you can ask to no longer receive these messages by clicking directly on the “unsubscribe” link at the foot of the email.
The databases are protected by the provisions of the law of 1 July, 1998, transposing directive 96/9 dated 22 March, 1996, relative to the legal protection of databases.
These rights must be exercised in the conditions set out by current regulations. In particular, the requester will be asked for a copy of an identity document as proof of its identity to the company to prevent any unauthorised access to the personal data concerned.
The information collected from you is necessary to be able to process your requests: processing of your messages, the commercial relationship, processing of online orders, subscription to newsletters, etc. This information is not under any circumstances disclosed to third parties. Only MARLLIN personnel or those of the agencies that assist us with the management of these operations have access to the data. These agencies must respect the confidentiality of the information and only use it for the specific operation in which they are involved. We take all relevant precautions to preserve the integrity of the data and its confidentiality and prevent disclosure to any unauthorised third parties.
If you subscribe to our information services by email (“newsletters”), you can ask to no longer receive these messages by clicking directly on the “unsubscribe” link at the foot of the email.
The databases are protected by the provisions of the law of 1 July, 1998, transposing directive 96/9 dated 22 March, 1996, relative to the legal protection of databases.