CGU

Simplified joint stock company
Share capital: 12,372 euros
Registered office: 4 rue de Jarente 75 004 Paris, France
Paris Trade and Companies no. 821 674 033
Individual tax identification number: FR08821674033
Telephone: +33 (0)9 72 63 65 89
Email: contact@gamabilis.com

Vincent Pequignot, CEO of GAMABILIS

OVH
Simplified joint stock company
Share capital: €10,174,560
Registered office: 2 rue Kellermann 59 100 Roubaix, France.
Roubaix Trade and Companies Register No. 424 761 419

DEFINITIONS :

“GTCU”: Refers to the Site’s General Terms and Conditions of Use.
“Publisher”: Refers to the company GAMABILIS whose legal information appears on this page.
“Site”: Refers to this website and all the pages it contains, available from the address http://www.gamabilis.com.
“User”: refers to the person accessing the Site, whatever the means and devices used.

These GTCU set out the rights and obligations between the Publisher and the User.

The Site provides the User with free access to the following services: presentation of the Publisher’s activities and team, presentation of the mobile games applications published by the Publisher and download links on the App Store and Google Play Store platforms, presentation of the services offered by the Publisher, information articles and contact form.
The Site is accessible free of charge from any location to any User with internet access. All costs incurred by the User in accessing the Site (computer hardware, software, internet connection, etc.) are the sole responsibility of the User.
The Publisher makes every effort to ensure quality access to the Site and its functionalities.
The Publisher shall not be held liable for any force majeure event resulting in a network or server malfunction.
Access to the Site may be interrupted, suspended or changed at any time without the Publisher issuing a notice for maintenance or any other reason. The User undertakes not to claim any compensation following the interruption, suspension or changes made to this contract.
The User may contact the Publisher by email at contact@gamabilis.com.

By accessing the Site, the User indicates their acceptance of the GTCU. The terms of the GTCU may be changed at any time by the Publisher, especially if there is a need to account for any legal, jurisprudential, editorial and/or technical developments, without there being any need to notify the User of these changes by prior notice.
The User is bound by the GTCU and any amendments thereto. The User is therefore advised to check the GTCUs regularly so that they are aware of the latest online version. The fact that the User continues to use the Site after the GTCUs have been changed implies acceptance of the changes to the GTCUs by the User. If the User does not accept the GTCU or any subsequent changes thereto, they must refrain from using the Site.

The Site can be browsed without the User’s personal data being entered.
Certain services provided by the Site (especially the “contact” section) may, however, require the User to enter personal data to enable the Publisher to respond to their request, mainly their name and email address.
The User acknowledges and accepts that the personal data concerning them which they have entered on the Site may be collected and processed by the Publisher for non-commercial use.
In accordance with the French Data Protection Act of 6 January 1978, as amended by the LCEN Act of 6 August 2004, the User has the right to access, modify, rectify and delete any personal data concerning them, by writing to the following address: contact@gamabilis.com or by writing to the following postal address: GAMABILIS, 4 rue de Jarente 75 004 Paris, France.

For statistical purposes, the Publisher may collect browsing information through the use of cookies. The User may at any time delete cookies, or cookies already stored on their peripheral device, through the settings for the privacy protection options of their internet browser.
The Publisher also reserves the right to collect the following information: information about the User’s peripheral device (IP, access provider, software and hardware setup), information about the User’s browsing on the Site.
The Publisher may use this information for any purpose, especially if it is for improving the use of the Site or to monitor compliance with the GTCU. The Publisher may also transfer User data to sales partners, subject to the User’s express consent. All information contained on the servers may be used by the Publisher to carry out any type of check for the purposes of prevention and sanctions.

The User is granted a private and non-exclusive right to use the Site.
All elements published on the Site, such as the text, photographs, logos, sounds, graphic charter, layout, information, design, graphics, presentation and content of the Site, as well as trademarks, company names, commercial names, brand names and domain names, without this list being exhaustive, constitute works within the meaning of the French Intellectual Property Code.
The Publisher is the exclusive owner and operator of these works.
Consequently, any representation or reproduction, whether wholly or partially, of the Site or of the elements that make up the Site, without the express consent of the Publisher or of its beneficiaries, is prohibited and may result in legal action being taken against the User concerned and any third party.
The User undertakes to use the content of the Site in a strictly private context. Any use of the content for commercial purposes is strictly prohibited.

The Site’s web pages may contain hypertext links to third-party websites, managed by companies other than the Publisher, over which the latter exercises no control.
Consequently, the Publisher declines all responsibility for the content of these third-party sites, the use that may be made of them and the content of these third-party sites.

The User acknowledges that they have been informed and accept the fact that the Publisher may not, under any circumstances, be held responsible for the creation, alteration, deletion or failure to receive, transfer or store User data, which is the sole responsibility of the User.
Similarly, the Publisher may not be held liable in any way for any delay or failure of the server or the internet network as regards the Site’s availability and functionality.
The Publisher shall not be liable for any defect, latent defect, security breach or lack of compliance in the equipment used by the User to access the Site.
The Publisher makes no warranty, express or implied, including but not limited to warranties as to the continuity and durability of the Site, the performance, suitability or compatibility of the Site for any particular purpose, the quality or non-infringement of the Site, the non-infringement of any laws or regulations or of these GTCUs of the Site of other users or any third party.
The User acknowledges that the Site is provided ‘as is’ and is accessible without any guarantee of availability or regularity.
The Publisher will do its utmost to make the Site accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week, except in cases of force majeure or an event beyond the Publisher’s control and subject to maintenance periods, possible breakdowns, technical hazards due to the nature of the network (particularly the internet) or malicious acts or any damage to the Publisher’s hardware or software.
The Publisher may under no circumstances be held liable for any interruption of all or part of the Site, regardless of the cause, duration or frequency of such interruption.

L’Editeur ne pourra en aucun cas être tenu pour responsable en raison d’une interruption de tout ou partie du Site quelle que soit la cause, la durée ou la fréquence de cette interruption.

The GTCU are entered into for an indefinite period and take effect with regard to the User as soon as they connect to the Site.

These GTCUs are governed by French law.
Any dispute between the Publisher and the User must be resolved amicably.
If no amicable solution is found within sixty days of the dispute arising, the dispute, whatever its origin, whether it concerns the formation, validity, termination or resolution of the GTCUs, will be subject to the jurisdiction of the competent French courts in accordance with the rules of common law.