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The following terms apply exclusively to all of our price quotes. All of our commercial dealings are governed by these. Any of the client’s terms & conditions or other contract terms that are inconsistent with these GTC or the special terms of a quotation will only be binding if and to the extent that we have acknowledged their legality in writing. Accepting our delivery or failing to raise any objections to our terms indicates your agreement to them.
Our quotes are never final and non-binding. We reserve the right to sell them to another buyer before honouring the one we give you. Unless otherwise specified, any pictures, drawings, and weight parameters included in the quotation are approximate. No earlier notice to the customer is necessary. However, we do have the discretion to make adjustments as necessary due to technological progress. No earlier notice to the customer is necessary. However, we do have the discretion to make adjustments due to technological progress.
The quoted prices are valid only for the specified services. They are flexible and may shift to account for rising or falling prices. Suppose delivery occurs more than four months after the closure of this contract. In that case, the client is responsible for paying any new or increased fees, as well as any changes in the costs of materials, labour, freight, duties, etc. A separate written agreement is necessary for set prices, and prices for non-standard amounts are always open to negotiation.
Our order confirmation serves as the final and authoritative word regarding the breadth of the delivery. Except where a specific delivery date has been agreed to in writing by both parties, all shipping and delivery estimates are estimates. For us to be legally obligated to meet a promised delivery date, the buyer must timely provide all necessary information and any agreed-upon down payment. If we cannot deliver by the estimated date, the customer should allow us some flexibility. If the grace period ends without results, the customer has the only right to terminate the contract without regard to any rights based on the responsibility provisions of this agreement.
If the sold item has left the seller’s premises before the end of the delivery date, or if it has been deemed ready for shipment, then the delivery date has been met. The delivery date is appropriately pushed back for actions related to labour disputes, especially strikes and lockouts, as well as unforeseen problems that are out of the supplier’s control, as long as these problems significantly affect the completion or delivery of the item for sale.
It includes similar situations with suppliers’ subcontractors. Even if these things happen during a delay that has already occurred, the supplier is not accountable. The supplier must inform the client of the onset and cessation of any significant delays as soon as feasible.
Unless delivery and installation are specifically agreed upon in writing, the risk is transferred to the client upon shipment of the purchased items. The risk of loss or damage to the products passes to the buyer on the day the shipment is ready, regardless of the location of the items, even if delivery is delayed due to circumstances the buyer is responsible for. Without limiting any rights that may arise, the buyer must accept the delivered goods, even if they are slightly damaged.