General Conditions of Supply and
Payment
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| GENERAL - The contract shall be
deemed to have been entered with the online order. |
| PRICES - All prices shall be
deemed ex place of the supplier in freely available US Dollars without any deduction
whatsoever. Any and all additional charges that could be applied in the country of
destination shall be borne by the customer. The supplier reserves the right to adjust the
price in the case of special supply requests of the customer. In this case, the customer
needs to give a written confirmation (e-mail) to justify a price modification. |
| RESERVATION OF TITLE - The
supplier shall remain the owner of the supply until having received the full payment in
accordance with the contract. |
| DELIVERY TIME - The supplier
normally sends the supply within a few days after having received the order. The delivery
time is reasonably extended if hindrances occur which the supplier cannot prevent despite
using the required care, regardless whether they occur with the supplier or a third party.
Such hindrances include, but shall not be limited to, epidemics, mobilistaion, war,
revolution, serious breakdown in the works, accidents, labour conflictslate or deficient
delivery of sub-contractors, measures, actions or omissions by any state authorities or
public bodies, natural catastrophies, acts of God. If the supply cannot be sent within 20
weekdays, the supplier informs the customer by e-mail about the delay. |
| PASSING OF BENEFIT AND RISK -
The benefit and the risk of the supply shall pass to the customer by the date they are
leaving the works. |
| FORWARDING, TRANSPORT AND
INSURANCE - The supply normally is forwarded by air-mail. The supplier shall be notified
with the initial online order of special requirements regarding forwarding and transport.
In this case, the customer is informed about the additional expenses by e-mail. The
customer covers all additional expenses. Objections regarding forwarding or transport
shall upon receipt of the supply be immediately submitted by the customer to the last
carrier. The supplier generally does not arrange any transport insurance for the supply. |
| SECURITY AND PROTECTION OF DATA
- Credit card data are transmitted to the host in encrypted form, whereas normal e-mails
are not encrypted. The supplier handles the customers' data with strict confidentiality.
The supplier takes care that data are not accessible to third parties. The data are saved
in a place that is physically separated from the internet. Nevertheless, absolute security
cannot be guaranteed. The customer's computer and/or network are part of the system but
lie outside the supplier's control and could become a weak link within the system. |
| EXCLUSION OF LIABILITIES OF THE
SUPPLIER - All cases of breach of contract and the relevant consequences as well as all
right and claims on the part of the customer, irrespective on what ground they are
based,are exhaustively covered by these general conditions of supply. In particular, any
claims for damages, reduction of price, termination or withdrawal from the contract are
excluded. In no case whatsoever shall the customer be entitled to claim costs for direct
or indirect or consequential damages. Data traffic is routed via a public network, the
internet, and the supplier disclaims any liability for damages resulting from the use of
the internet. In particular, the supplier cannot be held liable for damages the customer
may suffer as a result of transmisson errors, technical faults, malfunctions, illegal
intervention in network equipment, network overloads, malicious blocking of access by
third parties, internet malfunctions, interruptions or other deficiencies on the part of
the network providers. |
| PARTIAL INVALIDITY - The
invalidity, unlawfullness, or inability to enact one or more of these regulations does not
affect the other parts of the agreement. |
| JURISDICTION AND APPLICABLE LAW
- The place of jurisdiction for both the customer and the supplier shall be at the
supplier's domicile. The supplier shall, however, be entitled to sue the customer at the
latter's domicile. The legal relationship between the customer and the supplier shall be
governed by the law at the supplier's domicile. |
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