Terms and conditions - Treuscoat Estate: eco lodges / outdoor leisure in Brittany

Sustainable development and energy savings :
This website uses “WebGazelle CMS 2.0” for content management. Developed by Cognix Systems, which supports technology that reduces energy consumption.

The purpose of the Cognix Systems “More Web, Less Energy” program is to establish a model of sustainable development that combines the high quality of our solutions and services with a significant reduction in our energy consumption.

 

Respecting privacy and personal information :
Data is gathered for the sole purpose of establishing a commercial and professional relationship with clients. Personal information is stored by the Treuscoat Estate for a reasonable period of time. If the person does not complete all obligatory information on the website forms (*mandatory fields), then the form may not be validated. The right to access and rectify as established in article 34 and following of the law mentioned above can be exercised by mail to the following address : Treuscoat Estate, Le Treuscoat - 29410 Pleyber Christ, France

 

Copyright :

This whole website is subject to French and international law with regards to copyright and intellectual property. All rights for reproduction are reserved, including images and photographs. The reproduction of all or part of this website using any format is formally prohibited, unless expressly authorised by the director of the publication.

 

Photographs :
The photographs used on this site are subject to copyright. They may not be used or copied without prior written authorisation from the Treuscoat Estate.

Photography credits : Adobe Stock / Istock / Flaticon / Pixabay

 

Note relating to security :

In order to ensure that this website remains secure and accessible to all, it uses software to control flows on the site, to identify unauthorised attempts to connect to it or download information, or any other activity that could cause other damage. Unauthorised attempts to download information or alter information that could damage or more generally affect the availability and integrity of the website is strictly forbidden and shall be punished under the Penal Code. Article 323-1 of the French Penal Code states that fraudulently accessing or operating within all or part of an automatic data processing system (which is the case for a website) is punishable with up to two years in prison and a fine of €30,000. Article 323-3 of the same Code states that fraudulently adding data to an automated processing system or fraudulently deleting or altering data that it contains is punishable with up to five years in prison and a fine of €75,000.