LEGAL NOTICE

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1. Website Publisher

This website is published by:

CLEMENTINE DEHAYE PRODUCTION (sole proprietorship)

SIRET: 10473825700013

Registered address: 624 Avenue Louis Ammon, 33620 Saint-Mariens, France

Email: contact@clementinedehaye.com

Publishing Director: Clémentine Dehaye

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2. Website Hosting

This website is hosted by:

Wix Online Platform Limited

Website: www.wix.com

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3. Website Purpose

This website showcases the pedagogical, musical, and artistic publications of Clémentine Dehaye, with the aim of promoting music education and performance.

It currently offers printed sheet music for sale and may expand its catalogue in the future to include books, accessories, and other educational or musical resources.

The applicable Terms and Conditions of Sale are available on this website.

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4. Intellectual Property

All content available on this website—including texts, photographs, logos, graphics, illustrations, sheet music, documents, and the website design—is protected by intellectual property law and remains the exclusive property of Clémentine Dehaye unless otherwise stated.

Any reproduction, distribution, modification, publication, or commercial use, in whole or in part, without prior written permission is strictly prohibited.

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5. Personal Data

Information regarding the collection and processing of personal data is provided in the Privacy Policy available on this website.

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6. Cookies

This website may use cookies to ensure proper functionality, measure website traffic, and improve the user experience.

Further information about cookie management is available in the Privacy Policy.

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7. Liability

The website publisher makes every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information published.

However, the publisher cannot be held liable for:

• Errors or omissions

• Website interruptions or technical issues

• Any damage resulting from the use of the website

• Shipping delays or incidents caused by delivery carriers

 

8. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution

This Legal Notice is governed by French law.

In the event of a dispute, both parties agree to seek an amicable resolution before initiating legal proceedings.