Terms of service

These terms govern access to and use of putsch.org, published by NYWAL (SAS, Nanterre RCS 990 053 654, 6 square de l'Hippodrome, 92210 Saint-Cloud, France). By browsing the site, you accept them. Purchases are governed by the terms of sale, which complement these terms.

Access

The site is freely accessible, with no account required. NYWAL reserves the right to suspend access for maintenance or updates, without notice and without such unavailability giving rise to compensation.

Conduct

The following are prohibited: any attempt to disrupt the site, mass or systematic data extraction, fraudulent use of the service, and more generally any use contrary to law.

Intellectual property

Site content is protected (see the legal notice). Browsing the site grants no rights over it. Media-kit assets may be reused in an editorial context.

Events

Access to our events is subject to our policy: zero tolerance for any form of discrimination or harassment. We reserve the right to refuse entry to or remove anyone who breaches it, without refund. Ticketing is operated by Shotgun under its own terms of sale.

External links

The site links to third-party services (Shotgun, Instagram, TikTok, putsch.agency). NYWAL has no control over these services and is not responsible for their content or practices.

Liability

NYWAL strives to publish accurate information but does not warrant the absence of errors or omissions. It cannot be held liable for damages arising from site unavailability, non-compliant use, or content published on linked third-party sites.

Changes

NYWAL may update these terms. The applicable version is the one published on this page on the day of browsing.

Language, governing law and disputes

The site is published in thirty-eight languages; in case of discrepancy, the French version prevails. These terms are governed by French law. Any dispute falls under the competent French courts; for business users, exclusive jurisdiction is granted to the courts of Nanterre. Consumers keep the benefit of their own jurisdiction rules and may use consumer mediation (see the terms of sale).