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EUR 30,00

Objectstaat:

Tweedehands

Verzendkosten:

EUR 22,00 PostNL.

Bevindt zich in: Maastricht, Nederland

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Geschatte levering tussen di, 19 nov en di, 26 nov tot 43230

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eBay-objectnummer:315265474934

Specificaties

Objectstaat: Tweedehands: Een object dat al eerder is gedragen. Zie de aanbieding van de verkoper voor volledige ...

Type: Opbergdoos

Merk: OMEGA

Objectbeschrijving van de verkoper

Informatie van zakelijke verkoper

Next, Steiner B.V.

Next Steiner,

Stokstraat 2

6211 GD Maastricht

Netherlands

Contactgegevens weergeven

:noofeleT282652334 13+

:liam-Eln.thcirtsaamreniets@enilno

KVK-nummer:

14627087

Handelsregistratienummer:

14627087

Ik verstrek facturen waarop ik de btw afzonderlijk vermeld.

Verkoopvoorwaarden

General Terms and Conditions of Next, Steiner B.V.

Article 1: General

1.1 These terms and conditions apply to all offers, quotations and agreements of Next, Steiner B.V. (CoC number 75232561 and having its registered office in 6211 GD Maastricht at Stokstraat 2 ), hereafter referred to as “User”.

1.2 The term “Counterparty” as used in these terms and conditions refers to every legal entity that or natural person who has concluded or wishes to conclude an agreement with the User, as well as their representatives, authorized representatives, legal successors and heirs.

1.3 The provisions in these terms and conditions may only be deviated from in writing.

1.4 In the event that one or more of the provisions in these terms and conditions should prove to be voidable or invalid, the remainder of the agreement and these terms and conditions will remain in force and the relevant provision or provisions will be replaced or supplemented by a valid provision that approximates the purport and content of the original as much as possible.

1.5 Applicability of general terms and conditions of the Counterparty is explicitly excluded.

Article 2: Quotations and offers

2.1 No rights may be derived from online or other quotations, offers, product listings, images of products or other statements by the User; these are non-binding and may be modified or withdrawn by the User.

2.2 Prices stated in a quotation or offer are in euros, excluding VAT and excluding handling and shipping costs, any taxes or other customs or other levies.

Article 3: Formation of the agreement / distance agreement

3.1 A regular agreement is formed by acceptance by the Counterparty of a quotation or offer from the User within the term set; all this can also take place online on the website.

3.2 The Counterparty will be considered to have elected domicile (also with a view to deliveries) at the address made known by the Counterparty to the User. If a company is registered at this address of which the Counterparty is owner, co-owner or director/de facto manager, or where it is in salaried employment or acting on its behalf or as its representative, it is assumed that this is a business purchase rather than a consumer purchase, unless the contrary is proved.

3.3 A distance purchase agreement (by way of the website or web shop) is formed by completion of the order menu on the relevant medium of the User and the subsequent receipt of the order by the User. The User is not liable for not receiving the order as a result of defects or delays in the internet connection of one of the parties.

3.4 The User is entitled: to take cognizance of or be informed of the fact whether the Counterparty can or will be able to meet its payment obligations, as well as of all facts and factors that may be relevant to the responsible conclusion or fulfilment of the agreement/distance agreement. to attach further conditions to the agreement or request further securities, in case of, for instance, but not limited to:

i. cross-border agreements and deliveries;

¬¬¬ii. inability of the User to determine the domicile or residence of the Counterparty or doubts about whether the delivery address is the actual domicile or residence of the Counterparty;

iii. justifiable doubts of the User about the correctness of (payment)details sent via the internet. to verify the origin of payment and, if the User has reason to suspect abuse or a punishable act, suspend delivery and report this suspicion to the police or the judicial authorities. This may be the case if payment is made from an account that is not in the name of the Counterparty.

3.5 If, based on the above, the User has good reason to refrain from concluding the agreement, the User will be entitled to refuse the order or request or attach special terms and conditions to fulfilment, without stating reasons therefor. If an order is not or still not accepted, the User will announce this within ten (10) working days after receipt of the order and the agreement will, in so far as it has been formed, be automatically dissolved, without prejudice to the User s right to compensation.

3.6 A valid reason for the User to refuse or cancel the order is that the product ordered is not or no longer in stock and can therefore not be delivered within the term of delivery.

Article 4: Private Counterparty

4.1 A Counterparty acting as a natural person for purposes beyond the scope of business or professional activities will have the option to revoke a distance agreement within 14 days after receipt of the goods, without stating reasons therefor, and must subsequently return the unused and as-new goods within 14 days, in accordance with the instructions

from the User. The right to revocation explicitly does not apply if the agreement concerns:

i) Goods bought in Next s physical shop;

ii) Goods made, selected and/or purchased in accordance with the Counterparty s specifications and/or that:

ii) are not prefabricated;

iii) are made or purchased on the basis of an individual choice or decision of the Counterparty;

iii) are clearly intended for a specific person. Revocation must be made in writing and preferably by means of the revocation form made available for that purpose.

4.2 The costs associated with returning goods will be at the Counterparty s expense.

4.3 During the reflection period, the Counterparty must administer the goods delivered and the packaging with due care.

4.4 If disputed by the User, the burden of proof for timely revocation and timely return of the original/as-new goods rests with the Counterparty.

4.5 If the Counterparty has paid the purchase amount in full or in part, the User will repay the paid amount within 14 days after revocation, on condition that the User has received the goods in their original/as-new condition.

4.6 A Counterparty acting in a business or professional capacity never has the option of revoking the agreement.

Article 5: Payment and shipment

5.1 Payment is made by means of transfer into the bank account of the User, by means of iDeal, Bancontact, Sepa, or regular transfer, all unless indicated or agreed otherwise in writing by the User.

5.2 In the event of purchase at a distance, shipment or delivery of the product will take place after full and unconditional receipt of the purchase price.

5.3 In some cases, a down payment may be requested for a product in mutual consultation. However, this also creates an obligation to purchase the product in question.

5.4 The payment term for an invoice relating to a down payment is eight days.

5.5 If the Counterparty fails to pay the purchase price and/or invoice and/or other obligation within the payment term, the Counterparty will be in default without further notice of default being required.

5.6 The Counterparty will owe interest from the date of default until the moment of payment of the full amount due. In the event of a consumer purchase, the interest equals the statutory interest. In all other cases, the Counterparty will owe 1% interest per month or part of a month, unless the statutory interest is higher, in which case the statutory interest will be owed.

5.7 As of the date of default, the Counterparty must pay the User all reasonable costs for obtaining payment in and out of court. The extrajudicial costs, including interest due, are calculated on the basis of the implementation rules of the Extrajudicial collection costs (Standardisation) Act (Wet normering buitengerechtelijke incassokosten), hereafter referred to as: BIK). If the User has incurred more collection costs (including judicial and enforcement costs) than reasonably necessary, the actual costs incurred will be subject to reimbursement.

5.8 The User has the right to first deduct the payments or partial payments made by the Counterparty from the extrajudicial and judicial costs, then from the interest due, and finally from the principal sum and the current interest.

Article 6: Delivery and retention of title

6.1 Delivery in the Netherlands takes place within 14 days after receipt of the purchase price or as much earlier as possible. The Counterparty cannot derive any rights from the delivery terms. The Counterparty is not entitled to dissolution of the agreement and/or to compensation if a term is exceeded.

6.2 All items delivered by the User under this agreement will remain the User s property until the Counterparty has complied with all obligations under agreements concluded with the User.

6.3 The items delivered by the User that are covered by the retention of title may not be sold on, pledged or otherwise encumbered and may never be used as legal tender.

6.4 As long as not all obligations have been complied with, the Counterparty will return the item or items covered by the retention of title to the User at the User s request.

6.5 The Counterparty will be obliged to inform the User if third parties seize the items delivered under retention of title or want to establish or exercise rights thereto. The Counterparty authorizes the User to take back the items delivered under retention of title, without any judicial intervention, summons or notice of default being required. The Counterparty will cooperate with this upon penalty of a fine of €1,000 (one thousand euros) for every day that it is in default. The agreement will not be dissolved if the User takes back items, unless the User notifies the Counterparty in writing.

Article 7: Warranties, investigation and complaints

7.1 Except in so far as agreed otherwise, the items delivered by the User to the Counterparty will be subject to a warranty period of 12 months after delivery. The warranty does not apply if there still is a manufacturer s warranty on the delivered item for a period exceeding 12 months. In that case, the User does not give an additional warranty.

7.2 Any form of warranty lapses if:

i. The Counterparty makes or has a third party make repairs or modifications to the delivered items during the term of the warranty without the User s prior consent;

ii. The reported defects are the result of incompetent, injudicious or abnormal storage, handling, application, use, failure to perform proper maintenance, or use of the delivered items for purposes outside the scope of normal use;

iii. The alleged or actual faultiness is in whole or in part the result of regulations the government imposes or will impose regarding the nature or quality of the materials used;

iv. Any form of water damage has occurred; water damage is not covered by the warranty;

v. Any form of damage to the clasp, crown, strap or glass of the product occurs; this damage is not covered by the warranty.

7.3 The Counterparty is obliged to investigate the goods upon receipt to see if they comply with the agreement. If the Counterparty believes this is not the case, the User must be notified within 3 working days after delivery, or at least after the defect could have reasonably ascertained, in writing and with substantiation.

7.4 The User will handle the complaint internally within 30 days after receipt.

7.5 A timely complaint does not suspend the payment obligation. In that case, the Counterparty will be obliged to purchase and pay any other items ordered.

7.6 If it is ascertained that a complaint is not justified, the resulting costs incurred by the User for investigating will all be at the Counterparty s expense.

Article 8: Liability

8.1 The User s liability is limited to what is set out in this provision.

8.2 The User is not responsible or liable for:

the ultimate suitability of the products for each individual application by the Counterparty or a third party, nor for any advice regarding the use or application of the goods;

damage, of any nature whatsoever, resulting from the fact that the User used incorrect and/or incomplete data supplied by or on behalf of the Counterparty;

damage resulting from acts that have caused the warranty to lapse;

damage resulting from faulty or late delivery by the User s suppliers;

force majeure as set out elsewhere in these terms and conditions.

8.3 In so far as the User is liable, this liability is limited exclusively to direct damage, which is understood to mean:

the reasonable costs to ascertain the cause and scope of the (direct) damage;

the reasonable costs incurred to remedy the User s poor performance so that

it complies with the agreement, in so far as such poor performance can be attributed to the User;

the reasonable costs incurred to prevent or limit damage, in so far as the Counterparty

demonstrates that these costs have resulted in limitation of direct damage.

8.4 The User is never liable for indirect damage, including but not limited to consequential damage, lost profits, lost savings and damage resulting from business stagnation or other forms of stagnation. In the event of a consumer purchase, this limitation does not extend beyond the limitation permitted pursuant to Section 7:24 subsection 2 of the Netherlands Civil Code.

8.5 If the User is liable for any damage, this liability of the User is limited to the purchase amount of the item causing the damage.

8.6 The User s liability is at any rate always limited to the amount that the insurance company would pay out.

Article 9: Force Majeure

9.1 The User is not obliged to fulfil any obligation towards the Counterparty if it is prevented from doing so as the result of a circumstance that is not due to fault and is not for its account pursuant to the law, a legal act or generally accepted views.

9.2 In addition to what is understood in this regard in the law and case law, force majeure is understood to mean all external causes and causes independent of the parties will, foreseen or unforeseen, that are beyond the User s control but as a result of which the User is unable to meet its obligations, including but not limited to strike, excessive absenteeism of staff, transport difficulties, fire, government measures, including at any rate import and export bans, quotas and business disruptions at the User or its suppliers, political problems resulting in a stagnation in supply, as well as non-performance by our suppliers.

9.3 The User may suspend the obligations under the agreement for the period of force majeure. If this period is longer than two months, each of the parties is entitled to dissolve the agreement without the User being bound to pay the Counterparty any compensation.

9.4 If the User has already fulfilled part of its obligations under this agreement or will be able to fulfil them when the force majeure starts, and the part fulfilled or to be fulfilled has independent value, the User will be entitled to invoice the part fulfilled or to be fulfilled separately. The Counterparty will be obliged to pay this invoice as if it were a separate agreement.

Article 10: Limitation period

10.1 Contrary to the statutory limitation periods, the limitation period of all claims and defenses of the Counterparty towards the User and third parties engaged by the User for fulfilment of the agreement will total one (1) year. If the Counterparty fails to file its claim within one (1) year after it could reasonably have been known, the right of action becomes barred and the authority to bring the claim will lapse.

10.2 The above does not apply to legal claims and defenses based on the assertion that the goods delivered do not comply with the agreement. Such claims and defenses are barred accordingly after two (2) years after the Counterparty has notified the User of such a non-conformity.

Article 11: indemnification

11.1 The Counterparty indemnifies the User against third-party claims that incur damage related to fulfilment of the agreement and/or the use of the goods delivered, the cause of which is attributable to a party other than the User.

Article 12: Intellectual property

12.1 The User reserves all rights that accrue to it under the Copyright Act.

12.2 Copying photographs, videos or other images from the User s site and using them for personal purposes is not permitted.

Article 13: Attributable shortcoming by the Counterparty

13.1 In so far as not stated otherwise in these terms and conditions, the User is entitled to dissolve the agreement with immediate effect and without legal intervention if the buyer fails to comply with its obligations within 3 working days after having been given proper notice of default by the User. In that case, the User retains the rights to file a claim for full compensation.

Article 14: Applicable law, choice of forum and miscellaneous

14.1 All legal relationships between the Counterparty and the User are governed by Dutch law, even if an obligation is performed abroad in whole or in part and/or if the party to the legal relationship is domiciled abroad and/or has its registered office abroad.

The applicability of the Vienna Sales Convention is excluded.

14.2 The Limburg District Court (location Maastricht) has exclusive jurisdiction to take cognizance of all disputes arising from the agreements or legal relationships between the User and the Counterparty.

14.3 The User acts in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Reference is made to the Privacy Statement published on the website.

14.4 For sales and shipments to French territory, we are obliged to mention our UIN ‘FR336356_01EQNL‘, as provided by ADEME under the EPR regulation.

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