The website ticketstqwc2026.ffbb.com and all its subdomains (the “Website”) are the exclusive property of the non-profit association (law 1901), recognized as being of public utility, FFBB (FFBB, SIRET n° 784 405 862 00052), whose:

•    registered office is located at: 117, rue du Château des Rentiers in Paris (75013),

•    correspondence address is: 117, rue du Château des Rentiers in Paris (75013)
   

  Tel. 01.53.94.25.00 / email: billetterie@ffbb.com

• The Publishing Director of the Website is Mr. Jean-Pierre HUNCKLER, as President of the FFBB.

• Design, Development and Hosting of the Ticketing Website:

• Wetix
  114, Rue Chaptal
  92300 LEVALLOIS-PERRET
  France

• This website is hosted in France.

• 1 – Acceptance

• These General Terms of Use of the Website determine the rules for accessing the Website and its conditions of use.

• The user acknowledges accepting these Terms without reservation by simply connecting to the Website and undertakes to comply with them.

• In the event of non-compliance with the terms of these GTU, the FFBB reserves the right to take any measures necessary to protect its interests and, notably, to ensure their enforcement. To this end, the FFBB may initiate civil and/or criminal liability proceedings against the user of the Website.

• Any contrary condition not accepted by the FFBB is unenforceable against it. The fact that the FFBB does not invoke one of these general conditions does not constitute a waiver of the right to invoke it later.

• 2 - Content of the Website

• “Content of the Website” means: the general structure of the Website, the graphic charter, and all content published on this Website (images, articles, photos, logos, trademarks, videos, interviews, sounds, texts, quizzes, databases, newsletters, results, documents). This Content is protected by the laws in force in France, notably regarding intellectual property and, in particular, copyright, related rights, trademark law, image rights… and by international legislation.

• Any representation and/or reproduction and/or exploitation, in whole or in part, of this Website and its Content, by any means whatsoever and for any purpose, without the prior and express authorization of the FFBB, is prohibited and constitutes an infringement punishable notably under Articles L335-2 et seq. of the French Intellectual Property Code, and/or an act of unfair competition and/or free-riding likely to incur the liability of the offending parties.

• 3 - License to use the Content of the Website.

• By the mere fact of connecting to the Website, the user acknowledges accepting a license granted by the FFBB to use the Content of the Website strictly limited to the following mandatory conditions:

• •The present non-exclusive license is non-transferable.

• •The usage right granted to the user is personal and private: any reproduction of all or part of the Website Content on any medium for collective or professional use, including internal company use, is prohibited. The same applies to any communication of this Content by electronic means, including intranet or extranet distribution.

• •This usage includes only the authorization to reproduce for storage for the purpose of display on a single workstation screen and reproduction in a single copy for backup or paper printout. It also includes the authorization to email an article from the Website to a friend.

• •Any other use is subject to the prior and express authorization of the FFBB. Violation of these provisions exposes the offender and any responsible persons to the civil and criminal penalties provided for under French law.

• 4 - Data Protection Act

• The Website has been declared to the CNIL. Website users are required to comply with the provisions of the French Data Protection Act (“informatique et libertés”), the violation of which is subject to criminal sanctions. Users must refrain, concerning personal data they access, from any collection, diversion of use, and more generally, from any act likely to infringe the privacy or the reputation of individuals.

• The recipient of users’ personal data is the FFBB.

• In accordance with the French Data Protection Act of 6 January 1978, as amended in 2004, the user is informed that he or she has a right of access, inquiry, and rectification, which allows, where applicable, the rectification, completion, update, or deletion of personal data concerning him or her that are inaccurate, incomplete, ambiguous, outdated, or whose collection, use, communication, or retention is prohibited.

• The user also has a right to object to the processing of his or her data, which may be exercised by contacting the FFBB IT Department – 117, rue du Château des Rentiers, 75013 PARIS – or at billetterie@ffbb.com. You may also object, on legitimate grounds, to the processing of your data.

• 5 - Hyperlinks

• The hyperlinks placed on the Website to other websites on the Internet cannot incur the responsibility of the FFBB for the information, opinions, and recommendations provided by third parties. The Website contains information provided by external companies or hyperlinks to other sites that have not been developed by the FFBB. The existence of links from the Website to other sites does not in any way imply validation of these sites or their content by the FFBB. It is the User’s responsibility to use this information with discernment and critical thinking.

• The FFBB does not appropriate the content provided by these sites or sources and excludes all liability and guarantees concerning their content.

• Users of the Website may not set up a hyperlink to this Website without the prior and express authorization of the FFBB.

• To insert a hyperlink between your site and the Website, a request must be made by email to billetterie@ffbb.com

• 6 - Request for authorization to reproduce all or part of the Website Content

• For any reproduction, total or partial, of the Content (images, articles, photos, logos, trademarks, videos, interviews, sounds, texts, databases, newsletters…) on electronic media (Web, intranet, CD-ROM…) or paper media, a request must be addressed by mail or email to: FFBB, Legal Department – 117, rue du Château des Rentiers, 75013 PARIS – France; Email: billetterie@ffbb.com

• This request must specify the context, the desired duration, the nature of the site, the intended presentation… as well as the identity of the person making the request, the association or company they represent, the URL of the concerned site, and full contact details including an email address.

• 7 - Viruses, hacking and other offenses

• The user of the Website is prohibited from knowingly introducing viruses, Trojan horses, logic bombs, or any other harmful elements, code, or program designed to disrupt, corrupt, destroy, divert, damage, or limit the functionality or performance of the Website.

• The FFBB shall not be liable for any loss or damage of any kind caused by a denial-of-service attack, viruses, or other technologically harmful material that may infect the user's computer equipment, software, data, or other proprietary material due to the use of the Website or the downloading of any material posted on it or on any linked website.

• 8 - Personal access, security

• 8-1 Access to certain sections of the Website requires the use of a personal and confidential username/login and password for each user. Any use of these identification elements by the user is under their sole responsibility. Consequently, the holder agrees to keep their identification details confidential (notably username/login and password) and not to disclose them in any form. They also agree not to conceal their true identity or impersonate another person.

• The FFBB has implemented technical and organizational measures designed to protect users’ personal information against accidental loss, unauthorized access or use, alteration, or disclosure. However, as the Internet is an open system, the FFBB cannot guarantee that unauthorized third parties will never be able to defeat these measures or misuse this personal information for unlawful purposes. In such cases, the FFBB’s liability cannot be engaged. It is reminded that fraudulent access to or fraudulent maintenance within an information system, falsification, modification, deletion, or introduction of information are criminal offenses subject to penalties.

• 9 – Liability

• To the extent permitted by law and by the commitments expressly made by the FFBB on the Website, neither the FFBB nor any of its affiliated entities, nor its directors, employees, or other representatives, may be held liable for damages, including notably any loss of data, income, opportunity, or profit, as well as any claim made by third parties arising from or related to the use of the Website, its information, content, elements, or products presented on the Website.

• The use of the Website, its services, and any element or information obtained through it is the sole responsibility of the Internet user.

• Each Internet user expressly acknowledges and accepts that:

• The Website provides content accessible “as is” depending on the quality of the Internet network. In particular, they acknowledge that the FFBB does not provide any express or implied warranty regarding the quality or compatibility of the Website with specific uses made by the user.

• 10 – Disputes: jurisdiction and applicable law

• If one or more provisions of the GTU are held to be invalid or declared as such pursuant to a law, regulation, or final decision by a competent court, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect. The parties agree to replace the invalid or void clause with a clause that comes as close as possible to the meaning and intention of the original clause, in order to preserve the contractual balance.

• These GTU for the Website and services constitute the contract between the Website user and/or service user and the FFBB.

• Each party may terminate it without cause and without notice. All provisions relating to warranties and liability remain in effect after termination of the contract.

• This contract is governed by French law. Any dispute relating to the interpretation and/or execution of these terms must first, whenever possible, be resolved through amicable negotiation. Failing amicable agreement, any dispute shall be submitted to the competent courts.