Legal notices

Law on data protection and civil liberties

According to the Data Protection Act of January 6th , 1978, Art 39, you have at any time, a right of access, rectification and opposition to all of your personal data by writing a letter, with a proof of your identity, to SARL PMC EVASION 71 rue de la mairie 39130 BLYE FRANCE. You are also invited to contact by electronic mail in pmc.evasion@laposte.net

The user can also, for legitimate motives, oppose to the data processing concerning it. The user will find information on his rights and duties and on the protection of individual data on the site of "Commission Nationale Informatique et Libertés"

The users of the Internet site http: // www.pmc.evasion.com / are invited to introduce their comments to SARL PMC EVASION on possible dysfunctions of the site, with regard to individual freedom, in the one or other one of the addresses pointed above.

Intellectual property

Any entire or partial reproduction, whatever technique it is, made without the prior and written consent of PMC EVASION is illicit and constitutes a counterfeiting giving rise to criminal sanctions.

In accordance with the dispositions of the law n 98-536 of July 1st, 1998, carrying transposition in the Code of the intellectual ownership of directive 96 / 9 / this of March 11th, 1996, concerning the juridical protection of databases, PMC EVASION is producer of his database, approachable on the present site, and with which it is alone possessing.

By achieving the present site, you acknowledge that data the component are legally protected and, in accordance with the dispositions of the law of July 1st, 1998, you notably stop yourself from extracting, reusing, stocking, reproduce, represent or keep, directly or indirectly, on any support, and under any form by every possible mean that it is, by every possible mean and under any form that it is, all or part qualitatively or quantitatively substantial of the site which you achieve as well as to make extraction or the repeated and systematic reuse of qualitatively and quantitatively not substantial parties when these operations exceed the normal conditions of use apparently.