General terms and conditions of sale

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SASU CARLOS MOITA  Registered with the Paris Trade and Companies Register under number 539 949 149 
SIRET 539 949 149 00014 As a Simplified Single-Person Joint Stock Company (SASU) 
Share Capital: €500 
VAT Number: FR33 539 949 149 
Address: 231 Rue Saint Honoré, 75001 Paris 
Contact: contact@carlosmoita.com 
Director: Carlos Moïta

The website www.carlosmoita.com is hosted by Infomaniak Rue Eugène Marziano 25 1227 Les Acacias (GE) Switzerland
The website www.carlosmoita.com may contain links to other websites.  Since SASU CARLOS MOITA cannot control these sites and external sources, it cannot be held responsible for access issues or content from these websites.
In case of disagreement with any part of the General Terms and Conditions of Sale and Use of www.carlosmoita.com, do not use our website.

General terms and conditions of sale

OBJECT
The present general terms and conditions of sale aim to define the rights and obligations of SASU CARLOS MOITA and the Client regarding the objects (Decorative Arts), jewelry, and watches presented by SASU CARLOS MOITA on its website www.carlosmoita.com (hereinafter referred to as “the Site”). They apply exclusively between SASU CARLOS MOITA, trading under the name CARLOS MOITA, 231 Rue Saint Honoré, 75001 Paris, SIRET: 539 949 149 00014 (hereinafter “SASU CARLOS MOITA” or “the Seller”) and any consumer individual visiting or making a purchase via the Site (hereinafter referred to as “the Client”).

On the Site, SASU CARLOS MOITA allows the Client to order online objects (Decorative Arts), jewelry, and watches sold by SASU CARLOS MOITA (hereinafter, objects (Decorative Arts), jewelry, and watches, which refers to one or more products depending on the circumstances) according to these general terms and conditions.

Any order placed with SASU CARLOS MOITA implies the Client’s full acceptance of these conditions.
These general terms and conditions may be modified at any time and without prior notice by SASU CARLOS MOITA, with the conditions applicable being those in effect at the time of the Client’s order.

Any transaction between a Client and SASU CARLOS MOITA involving custom creation, recreation, or bespoke products is excluded from the scope of online sales as it is managed directly between the Client and SASU CARLOS MOITA.

These general terms and conditions of sale are permanently accessible on the Site in a digital format allowing their printing and/or downloading so that the Client can reproduce or save them.
PRODUCTS AND COMPLIANCE

2.1. The objects (Decorative Arts), jewelry, and watches sold through the Site, excluding any custom creations made outside the framework of the site, are considered as second-hand or antique goods and should be treated as movable property or used goods.
2.2. The objects (Decorative Arts), jewelry, and watches offered for sale are presented on the Site with a description. The Client is required to consult the descriptive sheet of each object (Decorative Arts), jewelry, and watch to understand its properties and possibly its maintenance and usage conditions.
2.3. The objects (Decorative Arts), jewelry, and watches offered by SASU CARLOS MOITA comply with the applicable laws regarding the trade of movable goods, precious metals, and gemstones (see 12.4). The photographs and graphics of the jewelry presented on the Site are provided for illustrative purposes only and are not contractual. They do not engage the responsibility of SASU CARLOS MOITA in any way.
CLIENT OBLIGATIONS

3.1. The Client declares that they are at least 18 years old and have legal capacity or parental authorization to make a purchase on the Site www.carlosmoita.com.
3.2. By placing an order on www.carlosmoita.com, the Client declares and guarantees that they are a legitimate end user and undertakes not to sell, distribute, or use for commercial purposes the objects (Decorative Arts), jewelry, and watches, nor to purchase the objects (Decorative Arts), jewelry, and watches for any commercial purpose. Any order placed in violation of this clause will be considered null and void.
3.3. The Client agrees to provide SASU CARLOS MOITA with accurate and necessary information for the fulfillment of the service covered by these terms, as requested online based on their situation, including their name, surname, address, phone number, and valid email address. The Client is responsible for the consequences resulting from false or inaccurate information or information whose retrieval would be unlawful.
3.4. Once the order is placed, SASU CARLOS MOITA sends the Client an email confirming the order. It will inform them of the dispatch of the objects (Decorative Arts), jewelry, and/or watches.
3.5. The Client can modify their information in the “My Account” section.
ORDER

4.1. Placing the Order Orders are made from the available catalog on the Site. The Client selects the objects (Decorative Arts), jewelry, and watches of their choice by clicking on “Add to Cart”. The Client finalizes their order by clicking on “Checkout” (or equivalent button). At any time, the Client can:
Verify the objects (Decorative Arts), jewelry, and watches in their cart: quantity, amount, and detailed information on each item by clicking on the “My Cart” icon.
Modify or cancel the order of a piece of jewelry on the cart summary page.
Continue selecting objects (Decorative Arts), jewelry, and watches.
Confirm their order by clicking on the “Confirm My Cart” icon on the cart page displayed after confirming the item addition on the product page.
4.2. Order Confirmation To place an order, the Client, after filling their virtual cart, clicks the “Order” button and provides delivery and payment method information. Before confirming the order, a summary is provided, allowing the Client to verify the details of the order and the total price, and to go back to previous pages to correct any errors or modify the order. The delivery price is also shown before confirming the order (see delivery terms in Article 7 – DELIVERY). The order confirmation implies acceptance of the T&Cs and forms the contract. No order will be validated until payment is accepted.
4.3. Right to Cancel or Refuse an Order SASU CARLOS MOITA reserves the right to cancel or refuse an order in case of a dispute with the Client over a prior order.
4.4. Order Acceptance SASU CARLOS MOITA can only accept orders within the limits of available stock. It informs the Client of the availability of the jewelry sold on the Site at the time of order confirmation. Products are considered available and may only be sold to the Client if identified as such on the day of the order.
PRICES

5.1 The prices displayed on the Site are indicated in euros, including all applicable French taxes (French VAT and other potentially applicable taxes), excluding shipping fees. Shipping fees will be displayed in the Client’s shopping cart before final order confirmation.
5.2 Prices may be changed at any time without notice, particularly in the case of changes in fiscal or economic data. Items will be invoiced based on the rates in effect at the time the order is placed.
PAYMENT

6.1 Full payment must be made at the time of the order, unless an installment payment plan is set up. At no time can the amounts paid be considered as deposits or advances. The Client settles their order by credit card (Visa, Eurocard/Mastercard) in accordance with the provisions of this article. For any transaction paid by credit card, the Client must provide the number on the front of their card, the card’s expiration date, and the CVV (three-digit code) found on the back of their card. By providing their credit card details, the Client authorizes SASU CARLOS MOITA to charge their account for the amount of the order. No cash-on-delivery shipments will be accepted, whatever the reason. SASU CARLOS MOITA retains ownership of the item until full payment is made by the Client. Purchases are made securely. The payment solution adopted by SASU CARLOS MOITA is 100% secure. All information communicated by the Clients to SASU CARLOS MOITA is strictly protected, ensuring compliance and security of each transaction.
6.2 Installment Payment with Alma Installment payment is available via our partner Alma. Payment security is guaranteed by Alma and its service providers. All payments are protected by 3D Secure. SASU CARLOS MOITA is not responsible for incidents related to Alma. The Client must comply with Alma’s conditions for the payment to be validated.
Purchase Amounts: Only purchases between €500 and €5,000 are eligible for payment via Alma.
6.3 Fees When paying in installments via Alma, fees may apply. Alma is a payment management provider and issues an electronic certificate which will serve as proof of the transaction amount and date, in accordance with Articles 1316 and following of the Civil Code. Cancellation Any cancellation of the General Terms and Conditions (GTC) binding the Seller and the Client results in the cancellation of the General Terms of Use (GTU) between Alma and the Client.
DELIVERY

7.1 SASU CARLOS MOITA delivers objects (Decorative Arts), jewelry, and watches within France and to all countries in the European Union, and may, upon request, deliver to any country (customs duties fully charged to the Client and paid after a quote). The objects (Decorative Arts), jewelry, and watches are shipped with an invoice and/or certificate of value for insurance purposes, to the delivery address provided by the Client at the time of the order. Delivery cannot be made to hotels or P.O. boxes. The delivery times indicated on the Site are indicative, corresponding to average processing and delivery times. To ensure these times are respected, the Client must ensure they have provided accurate and complete information regarding the delivery address (such as street number, building, stairway, access codes, intercom names/numbers, etc.). Unless the Client makes an express request, all shipments will be made via La Poste (Colissimo service), Chronopost, DHL, FedEx, etc., according to the rates presented on the Site, with Ad Valorem insurance. SASU CARLOS MOITA commits to informing the Client of the status of their order. SASU CARLOS MOITA guarantees any loss or theft of the package within the limits of the Ad Valorem insurance chosen. In case of damaged packages (already opened, missing objects (Decorative Arts), jewelry, or watches…), the Client agrees to notify the carrier chosen by the seller and SASU CARLOS MOITA, by any means, of all reservations within 3 days of receiving the item. SASU CARLOS MOITA cannot be held responsible for any delays in delivery that are not its fault.
7.2 Receiving the objects (Decorative Arts), jewelry, and watches: The order is considered received when signed by an adult confirming the receipt of each delivered item. Upon receipt of the order, the Client must check the apparent conformity of the objects (Decorative Arts), jewelry, and watches with the order they placed.
EXCHANGES AND RETURNS OF PRODUCTS

8.1 Right of Withdrawal: If you are a Client residing in the European Union or the European Economic Area, you have the right to withdraw from this contract within 14 days without providing any reason. The withdrawal period expires 14 calendar days from the day you, or a third party (other than the carrier) indicated by you, physically take possession of the goods. No reason is required, and you are not required to pay a penalty. Return shipping fees are the Client’s responsibility, unless the product is non-conforming or damaged. However, in accordance with Article L.121-21-8 of the French Consumer Code, the right of withdrawal, as well as any refund request, cannot be exercised when objects (Decorative Arts), jewelry, or watches have been modified, adjusted, or customized at the Client’s request (e.g., drilling a ceramic vase to make a lamp, engraving, or resizing as requested by the Client). It also cannot be exercised if the goods were handed over in person. To exercise the right of withdrawal, the Client can send an email to SASU CARLOS MOITA, who will confirm the exercise of the withdrawal right.
8.2 Product Return: If the Client uses electronic means, SASU CARLOS MOITA will send an acknowledgment of receipt of the withdrawal without delay on a durable medium (e.g., by email). Within fourteen (14) days of receiving their order, the Client may request the return of the objects (Decorative Arts), jewelry, and watches by email. The Client must return the objects (Decorative Arts), jewelry, and watches at their own cost, unless the wrong product was received. Damaged, scratched, worn, incomplete, engraved, customized, or resized items will not be accepted for return. The return or exchange is at the Client’s risk, and they agree to ensure the items are sent back with at least the purchase value of the objects (Decorative Arts), jewelry, and watches. The objects (Decorative Arts), jewelry, and watches must be returned in their original packaging, in their original condition, and with the return form, to the following address: SASU CARLOS MOITA, 231 RUE SAINT HONORE, 75001 Paris. It is the responsibility of the buyer exercising the right of return to prove the return of the product, either by the receipt of a registered shipment or by any other document provided by the carrier. The returned objects (Decorative Arts), jewelry, and watches will be refunded as a credit note within a maximum of fifteen (15) days from receipt by SASU CARLOS MOITA. The refund will be processed within 15 days, accompanied by a credit note invoice sent by email. If the Client does not comply with these terms, especially the return or exchange conditions, SASU CARLOS MOITA will not process the refund of the concerned objects (Decorative Arts), jewelry, and watches.
WARRANTIES AND LIABILITY

SASU CARLOS MOITA has an obligation of means for all stages of access to the Site, from the ordering process to the shipping of the package or subsequent services. SASU CARLOS MOITA cannot be held liable for any inconvenience or damage inherent to the use of the internet network, including service interruptions, external intrusions, the presence of computer viruses, or any event qualified as force majeure, in accordance with the law and case law.
9.1 Legal Warranty of Conformity and Warranty Against Hidden Defects
9.1.1 Consumer Information All items (Decorative Arts), jewelry, and watches provided by the seller are covered by the legal warranty of conformity as per Articles L.217-4 to L.217-14 of the Consumer Code, or the warranty against hidden defects under Articles 1641 to 1649 of the Civil Code.
9.1.2 Implementation of the Conformity Guarantee In accordance with Articles L.217-4, L217-5, and L217-12 of the Consumer Code: The seller delivers a good that complies with the contract and is liable for any conformity defects existing at the time of delivery. The seller is also liable for conformity defects arising from packaging, assembly instructions, or installation when these were undertaken at the seller’s responsibility or cost. A good is considered compliant with the contract if: 1° It is fit for the usual purpose of a similar good and, if applicable:
It matches the description provided by the seller and possesses the qualities the seller presented to the buyer in the form of a sample or model.
It has the qualities that a buyer can legitimately expect based on public statements made by the seller, manufacturer, or their representative, especially in advertisements or labels. 2° Or if it presents the characteristics defined by mutual agreement between the parties or is suitable for any specific use sought by the buyer, communicated to the seller, and accepted by them. The action resulting from the lack of conformity expires 12 months after the delivery of the goods, unless the goods are second-hand items.
9.1.3 Implementation of the Hidden Defects Warranty In accordance with Articles 1641, 1648, and 1644 of the Civil Code: The seller is responsible for hidden defects of the sold goods that render them unfit for the intended use or that significantly reduce their usability, to the extent that the buyer would not have purchased them, or would have paid a lower price had they been aware of the defects. The action resulting from hidden defects must be brought by the purchaser within two years from the discovery of the defect. The buyer may choose to invoke the warranty against hidden defects of the sold item, as per Article 1641 of the Civil Code. They may opt for the cancellation of the sale or a reduction in the sale price.
9.2 Warranties Specific to the Sale of Precious Metals and Gemstones The jewelry sold by SASU CARLOS MOITA complies with Decree No. 2002-65 of January 14, 2002, concerning the trade of gemstones and pearls (see 12.4) as well as the following regulations:
Articles 521 to 553bis of the General Tax Code
Articles 240 to 220 of Annex I to the General Tax Code
Articles 275bis to 275ter P of Annex II to the General Tax Code
Articles 183 to 214 of Annex III to the General Tax Code
Articles 56j bis to 56j vicies of Annex IV to the General Tax Code (see 12.4)
9.3 Personal Data SASU CARLOS MOITA commits to using the Clients’ confidential information only for the operation of its Site. For the smooth execution of the order, the personal data collected will be processed electronically, and the Client acknowledges this. In this regard, the information concerning them may be shared with SASU CARLOS MOITA’s technical service providers. Furthermore, SASU CARLOS MOITA may implement technical means to collect non-personal data about internet users, aiming to improve the Site’s functionality, for example, by tracking the number of visitors on certain pages. In accordance with the law of January 6, 1978, amended by the law of August 6, 2004, the Client has the right to access and rectify their personal data held by SASU CARLOS MOITA. Any request should be made via email to: contact@carlosmoita.com or by mail to: SASU CARLOS MOITA, 231 RUE SAINT HONORE, 75001 Paris. This data processing has been declared to the Commission Nationale de l’Informatique et des Libertés (CNIL), which issued receipt No. […] on […]. In accordance with GDPR 2016/679 and the French Data Protection Act: the right to access, rectify, erase, restrict, and object.
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

Under no circumstances is the Client authorized to download or modify any part of the Site, including its content (listed products, descriptions, images, videos, etc.). The Site or any part of it must not be reproduced, copied, sold, or exploited for commercial purposes without the express written permission of SASU CARLOS MOITA. In general, all copyrights, trademarks, and other distinctive signs and intellectual property rights on the Site remain the sole property of SASU CARLOS MOITA. The Client must respect the intellectual property rights and may not use the trademarks displayed on the Site or the Products, nor file trademarks that would harm the holder of those rights, unless otherwise stipulated in the contract. The same applies to any other intellectual property rights.
FORCE MAJEURE

In the event of a force majeure event, the affected party must notify the other party within fifteen (15) days of the occurrence of such an event, by registered mail with acknowledgment of receipt. Explicitly, events considered as force majeure or unforeseeable events, in addition to those typically recognized by the case law of French courts, include: total or partial strikes, lockouts, riots, boycotts, industrial actions, commercial disputes, civil unrest, insurrection, war, severe weather, epidemics, transportation or supply disruptions for any reason, earthquakes, fires, storms, flooding, water damage, governmental or legal restrictions, regulatory changes in marketing practices, computer breakdowns, telecommunications disruptions (including wired or wireless networks), and any other event beyond the control of the parties that prevents the normal execution of the contractual relationship. All obligations of the parties will be suspended during the force majeure event, without compensation. If the force majeure event lasts longer than three (3) months, the concerned contract may be terminated by either party, without indemnity.
GENERAL PROVISIONS

12.1. Partial Invalidity of a Clause If any provision of these terms and conditions is declared null or unenforceable by a competent court, it will be considered non-written, and the other provisions will remain valid.
12.2. Updates These general conditions may be modified at any time and without notice by SASU CARLOS MOITA. The applicable terms are those in effect at the time of the Client’s order. These general terms and conditions of sale are permanently accessible at: www.carlosmoita.com/en/general-terms-and-conditions-of-sale in a format that allows for printing and/or downloading, so that the Client can reproduce or save them.
12.3. Applicable Law – Jurisdiction These general conditions are governed by French law, both in terms of substance and form. Any dispute must first be subject to an amicable resolution attempt. In the event of a dispute, only the French courts at the location of SASU CARLOS MOITA’s registered office will have jurisdiction, unless general legal rules apply when the consumer is the plaintiff. A European consumer may also submit the case to the courts of their country. The Client may also resort to alternative dispute resolution, including mediation by the Consumer Mediation Commission or other alternative dispute resolution methods. Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) As a consumer residing in the European Union, you have the right to submit your complaint to an entity responsible for alternative dispute resolution (ADR). To find a list of ADR entities in your country, visit the European Commission’s ODR platform: https://consumer-redress.ec.europa.eu. SASU CARLOS MOITA and the Client agree to seek an amicable solution before taking any legal action.
In accordance with Article L.612-1 of the Consumer Code, the Client can use the free consumer mediation service offered by FEVAD. Their contact details are:
Website: www.mediateurfevad.fr
Address: 60 rue de la Boétie, 75008 Paris
Email: mediation@fevad.com
CECMC (Commission for the Evaluation and Control of Consumer Mediation). Example: MEDICYS – 73 Boulevard de Clichy, 75009 Paris – www.medicys.fr – contact@medicys.fr
12.4 Reproduction of Applicable Texts Article L.217-4 of the Consumer Code: The seller is required to deliver a good that conforms to the contract and is liable for any conformity defects existing at the time of delivery. The seller is also liable for defects arising from packaging, assembly instructions, or installation when these are at the seller’s charge or responsibility.

Article L. 217-5 of the Consumer Code To be in conformity with the contract, the goods must: 1° Be fit for the usual purpose expected of a similar item and, if applicable: – Correspond to the description provided by the seller and possess the qualities the seller presented to the customer in the form of a sample or model; – Exhibit the qualities that a customer can legitimately expect, considering the public statements made by the seller, the manufacturer, or their representative, especially in advertising or labeling; 2° Or have the characteristics mutually agreed upon by the parties or be fit for any special use sought by the customer, brought to the seller’s attention and accepted by the seller.

Article L. 217-12 of the Consumer Code The action resulting from the lack of conformity is subject to a limitation period of two years from the delivery of the goods.

Article 1641 of the Civil Code The seller is responsible for the guarantee against hidden defects in the item sold, which make it unsuitable for the use it is intended for or which so diminish its use that the customer would not have bought it, or would have paid a lower price, had they known about them.

Article 1648, paragraph 1 of the Civil Code The action resulting from latent defects must be initiated by the buyer within two years from the discovery of the defect.

Articles 1 to 13 of Decree No. 2002-65 of January 14, 2002, relating to the trade of gemstones and pearls Article 1 – The provisions of this decree apply to the following materials and products:
Gemstones formed in natural deposits;
Synthetic stones, artificial stones, and imitations of gemstones;
Organic materials of plant or animal origin, traditionally used in jewelry;
Fine pearls;
Cultured pearls;
Imitations of fine pearls and cultured pearls, regardless of their origin, provenance, or intended use.

Article 2 – The description of gemstones, organic materials, cultured pearls, and fine pearls that have undergone treatment, such as irradiation, laser treatment, dyeing, surface diffusion, filling, or any other laboratory method altering their appearance, color, or purity, must include the mention “treated” or the specific treatment indication, except where exceptions apply under Article 3.

Article 3 – The mention “treated” or indication of the treatment is not required for gemstones, organic materials, fine pearls, and cultured pearls that have undergone traditional lapidary practices, such as:
Impregnation with a colorless fluid;
Thermal treatment, provided any residual heating on the surface does not cause visible reflection fractures under a 10x magnifying glass;
Bleaching without the addition of coloring agents or varnishes.

Article 4 – The following qualifiers complement the description of the materials and products mentioned below:
“Reconstituted” for stones obtained by partial fusion, agglomeration, or sintering of natural materials to form a coherent whole;
“Composite” for stones that are crystallized or amorphous bodies made up of two or more parts joined not by nature, but by gluing or any other process. Their components may be natural stones, synthetic stones, or chemical products;
“Synthetic” for stones that are crystallized or recrystallized products, fully or partially created by human intervention, using various methods, and whose physical, chemical, and crystal structure essentially match those of the natural stones they replicate;
“Artificial” for crystallized products with no known natural equivalent;
“Imitation” for artificial products that imitate the effect, color, and appearance of natural stones, organic materials, or other artificial products, without having the same chemical properties, physical properties, or crystal structure.
The use of the terms: “high-grade,” “cultivated,” “cultured,” “true,” “precious,” “fine,” “genuine,” or “natural” is prohibited for the products listed in this article.

Article 5 – The use of the terms “semi-precious” and “semi-fine” is prohibited to describe any of the materials and products mentioned in Article 1.

Article 6 – The terms “pearl” or “fine pearl” are reserved for natural concretions that are accidentally secreted, without human intervention, inside wild mollusks.

Article 7 – Cultured pearls are pearls whose formation inside a living mollusk is artificially induced by human intervention, by any means. These cultured pearls are called “cut cultured pearls 3/4 or 1/2” depending on their shape when they have been cut or ground. They are called “composite cultured pearls” when the upper part of a cultured pearl is assembled with one or more lower parts of the same type or any other material.

Article 8 – Imitation pearls are:
Pearls fully or partially made by humans, imitating the appearance, color, and effect of natural or cultured pearls but lacking their physical or chemical properties or crystalline structure, even if natural materials were used;
Cultured pearls treated by the application of any coating, such as plastic varnish;
Products resembling pearls, whose outer layers are not entirely the result of natural secretion inside the producing mollusk.

Article 9 – It is prohibited to import, possess for sale, offer for sale, sell, or distribute the materials and products mentioned in Article 1 under a name other than the one specified in Articles 2 to 8 of this decree. This name must appear on the product labels and any associated commercial or advertising documents.

Article 10 – For products mentioned in Article 2, an information sheet describing the applied treatments, other than those mentioned in Article 3, their effects, and maintenance precautions, must be made available to the consumer prior to sale and provided with the invoice. For products mentioned in Article 3, consumers must be informed, by display at the point of sale, that certain gemstones may have undergone traditional lapidary practices involving colorless fluids and heating, and that pearls may have been bleached. This display must be clearly visible where customers are usually received. If these products are sold remotely, the same information must appear in the remote sales offer.

Article 11 – The provisions of this decree do not prevent the marketing in France of products legally manufactured and marketed in another European Union or European Economic Area member state, provided that it offers the same degree of protection and consumer information as this decree.

Article 12 – Decree No. 68-1089 of November 29, 1968, regulating the application of the Law of August 1, 1905, as amended, on the repression of fraud and counterfeiting regarding the trade of gemstones and pearls, is repealed.

Article 13 – This decree will come into force on February 1, 2002.

Regulatory bases for precious metal trade:
Articles 521 to 553 bis of the General Tax Code,
Articles 204 to 220 of Annex I to the General Tax Code,
Articles 275 bis B to 275 ter P of Annex II to the General Tax Code,
Articles 183 to 214 of Annex III to the General Tax Code,
Articles 56 j bis to 56 j vicies of Annex IV to the General Tax Code.

ANNEX 1 – WITHDRAWAL FORM  This form must be completed and returned only if the customer wishes to cancel the order placed on www.carlosmoita.com, except in cases of exclusions or limitations on the right of withdrawal, as per the applicable General Terms and Conditions of Sale. The request can be sent by email to SASU CARLOS MOITA or by mail.
To:  Kandbaz Saint Honoré  SASU CARLOS MOITA 231 Rue Saint Honoré 75001 Paris

I hereby notify the withdrawal from the contract concerning the order of the following services: 
– Order Date: 
– Order Number: 
– Customer Name:
 – Customer Address:
 – Customer Signature