Legal Doctrine provides users with access to a legal database and an automated legal monitoring system that helps them find information more easily. These services are available after registering on legal-doctrine.com.
Use of the legal-doctrine.com site implies knowledge of the rules presented in these general conditions of use. By using the site and its services, you acknowledge having accepted these rules. You also agree that any violation of the rules may result in a suspension of your access.
Legal notices
The website https://legal-doctrine.com is operated by EURL Legal Doctrine Algérie, a company incorporated under Algerian law with share capital of DZD 100,000, registered with the Algerian Chamber of Commerce in Algiers under No. 1600-1012641B17, with its registered office at Coopérative immobilière El Bouroudj, Section 02, Lot No. 428, Ain Allah, Dely Ibrahim, Algiers.
The Director of Publication is Walid GHANEMI, General Manager of EURL Legal Doctrine Algérie.
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You can contact us by email at this address: contact@legal-doctrine.com or by telephone at the following numbers:
Definitions
The Publisher: The person, natural or legal, who publishes online public communication services, in this case "EURL Legal Doctrine".
The Site: All sites, Internet pages and online services offered by the Publisher. The User: The person using the Site and the services.
Access to the site
Access to the site is free and requires an Internet connection. However, access to services reserved for subscribers requires payment of a subscription.
We are constantly working to improve the site. In this context, we strive to offer you an uninterrupted experience. However, it is likely that the site will be exceptionally suspended for maintenance.
Legal Doctrine is not liable for service interruptions caused by force majeure or third parties, including telecommunications or network outages, natural disasters, or hacking. In such cases, Legal Doctrine will make any information the subscriber may need available by another medium, including paper or magnetic media.
Normal use of the site
Users of legal-doctrine.com and its services must use them normally and must refrain from:
- give false information when registering;
- give access to your user account to any other person;
- make any profit by exploiting the resources presented on the site on your own behalf or on behalf of others;
- affect the security of the site;
- break into the site or any database linked to the site;
- adopt behavior likely to slow down or cause the destruction of the site.
In addition, the user undertakes not to commit infringements of the intellectual property rights held by Legal Doctrine on their creations (texts, videograms, graphics, structuring of the databases present on the site, translations, etc.).
Any illicit exploitation, reproduction, plagiarism, constitutes, with regard to Ordinance No. 03 – 06 of 19 Joumada El Oula 1424 corresponding to July 19, 2003 relating to trademarks, an infringement. This act may result in legal action against you.
Personal data
Legal Doctrine protects your personal data. We continually invest to ensure the highest level of security of your data, while giving you control over it. Find out how our confidentiality policy works (data collected, processing purpose, storage duration) by consulting the dedicated page.
Nature of data collected
As part of the use of our Site, the Publisher may collect the following categories of data concerning its Users:
- Civil status, identity, identification data, etc.
- Data relating to professional life (CV, education, professional training, distinctions, etc.)
- Connection data (IP addresses)
Communication of personal data to third parties
Communication to authorities based on legal obligations
Where required by law, your personal data may be disclosed under a statute or regulation, or pursuant to a decision by a competent regulatory or judicial authority. More generally, we undertake to comply with all legal rules that may prevent, limit, or regulate the disclosure of information or data, including Law No. 18-07 of June 10, 2018 on the protection of individuals in the processing of personal data.
Prior information for the communication of personal data to third parties in the event of merger/absorption
Prior information and possibility of opt-out before and after the merger / acquisition
In the event that we take part in a merger, acquisition or any other form of transfer of assets, we undertake to guarantee the confidentiality of your personal data and to inform you before it is transferred or subject to new confidentiality rules.
Purpose of reusing collected personal data
Carry out operations relating to customer management concerning
- contracts; orders; deliveries; invoices; accounting and in particular the management of customer accounts;
- monitoring customer relations such as carrying out satisfaction surveys, managing complaints and after-sales service;
- the selection of customers to carry out studies, surveys and product tests (these operations must not lead to the establishment of profiles likely to reveal sensitive data - racial or ethnic origins, philosophical, political, trade union, religious opinions, sexual life or health of individuals).
Carry out operations relating to prospecting
- the management of technical prospecting operations (which notably includes technical operations such as standardization, enrichment and deduplication);
- the selection of people to carry out loyalty, prospecting, survey, product testing and promotion actions. These operations must not lead to the establishment of profiles likely to reveal sensitive data (racial or ethnic origins, philosophical, political, trade union, religious opinions, sexual life or health of individuals);
- carrying out solicitation operations;
- the development of trade statistics;
- management of requests for rights of access, rectification and opposition;
- the management of unpaid debts and disputes, provided that it does not relate to offenses and/or that it does not result in exclusion of the person from the benefit of a right, a service or a contract;
- managing people's opinions on products, services or content.
Collection of identity data
Prior registration and identification for the provision of the service
Use of the Site may require prior registration and identification. Your personal data (surname, first name, postal address, email address, telephone number, etc.) is used to fulfil our legal obligations relating to the provision of the services. You must not provide false identity information or create an account for another person without their authorization. Your contact details must remain accurate and up to date.
Collection of device data
Collection of profiling data and technical data for the purposes of providing the service
Some of your device's technical data is collected automatically by the Site. This information includes in particular your IP address, Internet service provider, hardware configuration, software configuration, browser type and language, etc. The collection of this data is necessary for the provision of the services.
Collection of technical data for advertising, commercial and statistical purposes
The technical data of your device is automatically collected and recorded by the Site, for advertising, commercial and statistical purposes. This information helps us personalize and continually improve your experience on our Site. We do not collect or store any personal data (surname, first name, address, etc.) possibly attached to technical data.
Processing of personal data included in court decisions
The court decisions accessible on the legal-doctrine.com site are pseudonymised.
This means that the first and last names of the natural person parties are modified in order to prevent the direct or indirect identification of these persons.
The responsibility of Legal Doctrine, as an actor in the dissemination of legal data, implies the implementation of these practices despite any legal obligation. Pseudonymization also involves the implementation of information processing processes (through algorithms and processes for managing the documents retrieved). Throughout this process, Legal Doctrine strives to minimize the risk of re-identification of natural persons by assigning them randomly generated first and last names rather than initials.
Retention of technical data
Retention period of technical data
Technical data is kept for the duration strictly necessary to achieve the purposes previously mentioned.
Period of retention of personal data and anonymization
Data retention for the duration of the contractual relationship
In accordance with Law No. 18-07 of June 10, 2018 on the protection of individuals in the processing of personal data, personal data undergoing processing is not retained beyond the period necessary to fulfil the stated purposes.
Conservation of anonymized data beyond the contractual relationship / after account deletion
We retain personal data for the period strictly necessary to achieve the purposes described in this Privacy Policy. Beyond this period, they will be anonymized and kept for exclusively statistical purposes and will not give rise to any exploitation of any kind whatsoever.
Deleting data after account deletion
Data-purging measures ensure effective deletion once the retention or archival period required for the stated or legally imposed purposes has expired. Under Law No. 18-07 of June 10, 2018 on the protection of individuals in the processing of personal data, you may also exercise your right to have your data deleted at any time by contacting the Publisher.
Deletion of data after 3 years of inactivity
For security reasons, if you have not authenticated on the Site for a period of three years, you will receive an e-mail inviting you to log in as soon as possible, otherwise your data will be deleted from our databases.
Account deletion
Account deletion on demand
The User may delete their Account at any time by submitting a request to the Publisher.
Security breach notification
We undertake to implement all appropriate technical and organizational measures to guarantee a level of security appropriate to the risks of accidental, unauthorized or illegal access, disclosure, alteration, loss or even destruction of personal data concerning you. In the event that we become aware of illegal access to personal data concerning you stored on our servers or those of our service providers, or of unauthorized access resulting in the realization of the risks identified above, we undertake to:
- Notify you of the incident as soon as possible;
- Examine the causes of the incident and inform you;
- Take the necessary measures within reason in order to reduce the negative effects and harm that may result from the said incident
Limitation of liability
Under no circumstances can the commitments defined in the point above relating to notification in the event of a security breach be assimilated to any recognition of fault or responsibility for the occurrence of the incident in question.
Transfer of data to countries with an equivalent level of protection
The Publisher undertakes to comply with the regulations governing transfers of data to foreign countries, including Law No. 18-07 of June 10, 2018 on the protection of individuals in the processing of personal data.
Cookies
Cookie retention period
Cookies may be retained for no more than 13 months after they are first stored on the user's device. The user's consent to the use of these cookies is valid for the same period. A cookie's lifetime is not extended on each visit, and consent must therefore be renewed when this period expires.
Purpose of cookies
Cookies may be used for commercial (advertising) and statistical purposes, including to optimize the services provided to users by processing information about access frequency, page personalization, actions performed, and information viewed.
The Site may store cookies on your device. A cookie records information about your use of the service, including the pages viewed and the date and time of access, which may be read during subsequent visits.
User's right to refuse cookies
You acknowledge having been informed that the site may use cookies. If you do not want cookies to be used on your device, most browsers allow you to deactivate cookies through the settings options.
Update
The Publisher may update these CGU. Users will be informed of any material change through a notice on the site at least fifteen (15) days before the updated CGU take effect.
Applicable law and dispute resolution
These CGU are subject to Algerian law.
In the event of a dispute between you and the Publisher, the parties must examine the matter and seek an amicable solution before either party brings legal proceedings.
In the event of legal action, the dispute will be subject to the jurisdiction of the courts of Algiers.