Legal notice

Legal notice

Information about the site publisher, hosting and terms of use. This translation is provided for convenience; the French version prevails.

Site publisher

This website is published by CET, a specialist in electrical and solar installation work in Tunisia since 2010.

Offices: Sfax — Route de l’Aéroport km 6, Dammak MG Building (+216 22 290 100 / +216 22 290 912)

Email: contact@cet.com.tn

Approval: 38

Legal form, share capital, tax ID, RNE number and publication director: to be completed.

Hosting

The site is hosted by Netlify, Inc., 512 2nd Street, Suite 200, San Francisco, CA 94107, United States — www.netlify.com.

Intellectual property

All elements of this website — text, photographs, videos, logos, icons, layout and code — are protected by applicable copyright law.

Any reproduction, representation, adaptation or use, in whole or in part, by any means whatsoever, without CET’s prior written authorisation, is prohibited.

Hyperlinks

This site may link to third-party websites. CET has no control over these sites and accepts no responsibility for their content or for any use that may be made of it.

Liability

The information published on this site is provided for guidance only. The capacities, yields, timeframes and subsidy amounts mentioned depend on each installation and do not constitute a contractual commitment: only a signed quote is binding.

CET strives to keep the site accessible and up to date, but cannot guarantee that it will be free of interruptions or errors.

Governing law

This legal notice is governed by Tunisian law. Any dispute relating to the site falls under the jurisdiction of the Tunisian courts.

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