Legal notice
Legal Notice
The website minisanta.store is published by KEHM Group. This page identifies the publisher, the host and the rules for using the site.
Publisher
- Trade name: Mini Santa
- Legal name: Mini Santa
- Legal form: sole proprietorship
- Address: Gatineau, QC, J9A, Canada
- Email: support@minisanta.store
- Publication manager: KEHM Group
Hosting
The store runs on the Shopify platform, operated by Shopify Inc., 151 O’Connor Street, Ground floor, Ottawa, Ontario K2P 2L8, Canada.
Intellectual property
All content on the site (texts, the Mini Santa logo, images, videos, layout) belongs to KEHM Group or is used with permission. Any reproduction, even partial, is prohibited without written permission.
Products and safety
- Photos and videos are for illustration purposes. Colors and details may vary slightly.
- Mini Santa is a remote control toy. It must be used under adult supervision.
- It contains small parts and a battery. Keep it out of reach of children younger than the recommended age.
Liability
We do our best to keep the information on the site accurate and up to date, but we cannot guarantee that it is completely error-free. We are not responsible for site interruptions or for the content of external sites that we link to.
Personal data
The information collected when you place an order is used to process and deliver it. For details, please see our privacy policy: [link to the page].
Governing law
This site is governed by the federal laws of Canada that apply to it, subject to the rights that the law grants to consumers.
Points to check before publishing:
- Placeholders: the brackets (legal name, legal form, address, NEQ, GST/QST numbers, publication manager, privacy policy link) need real values. They aren’t a translation issue, but leaving them in would look unfinished and unprofessional.
- “Recommended age”: the notice refers to an age that appears nowhere on the site yet. Get it from the supplier and add it to the product page.
- Governing law: “federal laws of Canada” is unusual, because consumer law is mostly provincial. Since you have an NEQ, it would more normally say “the laws of the Province of Quebec and the federal laws of Canada applicable therein”. I’m not a lawyer, so confirm this wording.
- French-language requirement: if you sell to Quebec consumers, Quebec’s French-language rules (Bill 96) may require a French version of the site and its legal pages. I can’t confirm how that applies to you, so check with a lawyer or the OQLF before launch.
- Toy safety: a children’s toy with a battery and small parts has Canadian product-safety rules, so check the supplier’s compliance documents (e.g. CE/CPC or test reports).
Send me the next policy (refund, privacy, terms or contact) when you’re ready.