Legal notice
This is one of the most important legal documents that a website must contain. It will clearly specify the terms and conditions of use of the website , both by the company and by the users. These conditions of use will cambodia phone number library focused mainly on the reason and purpose of use of the website by the company, the different types of responsibilities of both the company and the users who make use of the website, a brief summary of the protection of the personal data of the users (this will be expanded later in the “Privacy Policy” section), the conditions regarding the intellectual and industrial property of the elements used within the website or the legal data in relation to the company itself.
Within this last point, it is important to clarify what are the mandatory data that the companies that own the website must publish according to Article 10 of Law 34/2002 of July 11 on Information Society Services (LSSI) :
Company name of the company.
Tax Identification Number (NIF).
Trade name of the company.
Registered Office.
Contact information.
These data must be expanded with the following in the event that the website corresponds to a regulated profession , such as law or companies providing medical-health services:
Details of the professional association to which you are affiliated.
Membership number.
State in which the commercial performance approval was issued.
Codes of conduct to which it adheres.
Cookies Policy
Within this section and according to Article 22 of LSSI , the company is obliged to inform the user about the use that will be given to the cookies of each user. Depending on the company, additional information must be added about what cookies are, what types of cookies exist and which ones are used by that particular website or how to deactivate the sending of cookies by the user in different browsers.
If your corporate website does not have a link to consult this type of policy, your company will be committing a minor infringement and will face, according to Article 38 of Law 34/2002, a financial penalty that may amount to €30,000.
