Legal notices

Website Publisher

  • Company Name: NET'UPWELLING

  • Status: SARL

  • Headquarters: 86 RUE DE RIVOLI
    78950 GAMBAIS

  • SIRET Number: 844 926 329 00013

Publication Management

The person responsible for this publication is the president of NET'UPWELLING, in her capacity as the association’s legal representative. Any inquiries regarding the website’s editorial content may be directed to her via the contact form.

Hosting

The website is hosted on servers located in the European Union. The name and contact information of the hosting provider will be provided upon written request addressed to the association’s headquarters.

Intellectual Property

All content on this website—including text, photographs, illustrations, logos, graphic guidelines, and databases—is protected by copyright and trademark law. Any reproduction, display, or adaptation, in whole or in part, without prior written authorization from NET'UPWELLING is prohibited.

  • Our partners’ logos remain the property of their respective owners and are used with their permission.

  • The illustrative photographs are sourced from Unsplash or the association’s photo library; each credit is listed when you hover over the image.

  • The legal texts cited (Rural Code, Sports Code, case law) are in the public domain and are reproduced for informational purposes only.

Hyperlinks

The website contains links to external resources (institutions, partners, trade publications). NET'UPWELLING has no control over these sites and accepts no responsibility for their content. Links to this site may be posted freely, provided they do not damage the association’s reputation.

Responsibility

The information provided is for informational purposes only and is updated regularly. It does not constitute veterinary advice or legal counsel. NET'UPWELLING shall not be held liable for any errors, omissions, or temporary interruptions in service.

Applicable Law

These legal notices are governed by French law. In the event of a dispute, and if an amicable resolution cannot be reached, the French courts shall have exclusive jurisdiction.