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GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Clause 1
Applicability and General Provisions.
1. These general terms and conditions apply to, and form an integral part of, all (future)
quotations, offers and agreements, however named, of INUTEQ International B.V.
(‘INUTEQ’). These conditions apply in particular to agreements entered into by INUTEQ
to supply goods to its buyers.
2. Where these general terms and conditions refer to ‘buyer’, this means every natural or
legal person in a contractual relationship with INUTEQ pursuant to a purchase or other
agreement entered into with INUTEQ as well as every natural or legal person wishing
to enter into a purchase or other agreement with INUTEQ. The term ‘buyer’ in
particular includes those on whose order and for whose account goods are delivered.
3. The provisions in these general terms and conditions may exclusively and only be
departed from if and insofar as this has been expressly agreed in writing.
4. The applicability of other general terms and conditions is expressly excluded. Even if
the buyer refers to (its) general terms and conditions, the terms and conditions of the
buyer do not apply. This is only different if and insofar as the applicability of the
conditions of the buyer is expressly accepted by INUTEQ in writing and insofar as the
conditions of the buyer are not in conflict with the provisions in the current general
terms and conditions. Any stipulation to the contrary in the conditions of the buyer
does not affect the foregoing.
5. Where these general terms and conditions refer to the ‘delivery (of goods)’, this also
includes the rendering of services and work of whatever nature. Where these general
terms and conditions refer to ‘buyer’, this also includes: ‘client’.
6. If any provision in these general terms and conditions is void, is voided or is declared
not applicable in any other way, the remaining provisions of these general terms
and conditions shall remain in full force and the parties shall agree a replacement for
the void, voided or inapplicable-declared provision whereby the objective and
purport of the void, voided or inapplicable-declared provision(s) shall be taken into
account as far as possible.
7. INUTEQ is entitled to engage third parties in the performance of agreements with the
buyer. The current general terms and conditions also apply in those situations.
Clause 2
Quotations.
1. All quotations of INUTEQ are deemed to be invitations to the potential buyer to
make an offer and are based on any designs, drawings, models, information etc
provided with the application and/or order. They therefore do not bind INUTEQ in
any way, unless the quotation itself expressly and unambiguously determines
otherwise (in writing).
2. The following form part of the quotations by INUTEQ - in particular as regards the
provisions of the previous paragraph: - designs, drawings, models, samples,
descriptions, images, measurements and such like, as well as any annexes and
documents relating to these quotations. All this remains the property of INUTEQ and
must be returned at INUTEQ’s request and may not be copied and/or shown and/or
handed to third parties without INUTEQ’s explicit written permission. INUTEQ also
reserves any existing intellectual and industrial property rights.
3. The buyer guarantees all designs, drawing, models, information and such like
provided to INUTEQ by it or on its behalf. INUTEQ is not obliged to verify their
accuracy. If goods are produced in accordance with the designs provided by or on
behalf of the buyer, the buyer guarantees that by the manufacturing and/or
supplying the goods, no right whatsoever of third parties is infringed. The buyer
indemnifies INUTEQ against all claims by third parties in this respect. If a third party
claims any right and on this basis objects to the production and/or the delivery of
the goods, INUTEQ is entitled to cease the production and/or delivery and claim any
already incurred costs from the client, without prejudice to claim other costs,
compensation or specific performance. INUTEQ is entitled to sell and deliver goods
to third parties if these goods have been produced on the basis of designs,
drawings, models etc created or developed by INUTEQ (wholly or in part),
irrespective whether or not this took place in collaboration with the buyer. Dies,
moulds, auxiliary tools and such like produced by or on instruction of INUTEQ and/or
produced wholly or in part on the basis of its instructions, for which the buyer has
paid the agreed costs, transfer in ownership to the buyer at the time of actual
delivery by INUTEQ, as set out below. These dies, moulds, auxiliary tools and such like
shall only be delivered to the buyer by INUTEQ the moment they are no longer in use
by INUTEQ for the production for the benefit of the buyer and at least 2 years after
delivery of the last order placed with INUTEQ by the buyer produced with these
dies, moulds, auxiliary tools etc have expired and if the buyer has observed all
its obligations towards INUTEQ and the buyer requests INUTEQ in writing for the
delivery of the goods referred to above. If the buyer has not requested delivery of
the dies, moulds and/or auxiliary tools within 3 years from the delivery of the last
order by INUTEQ in writing, INUTEQ’s obligation to deliver lapses and INUTEQ is
entitled to destroy these goods after one month after notification to the buyer,
without then being obliged to pay any compensation in this respect to the buyer. If
INUTEQ is responsible for the production of the dies, moulds, auxiliary tools etc,
INUTEQ is only obliged to proceed to production if and insofar as the buyer has paid
the agreed production and other costs to INUTEQ and has complied with any other
obligations towards INUTEQ. In addition, INUTEQ is only obliged to implement
changes, improvements or repairs to dies, moulds, auxiliary too
ls etc if and insofar as the payable (estimated if required) costs in this respect have
been paid to INUTEQ by the buyer.
If no express price has been agreed for the agreed work, the buyer pays INUTEQ on
its first request a reasonable amount for the incurred costs. INUTEQ is only liable for
loss of or damage to dies, moulds, auxiliary tools etc if the loss or damage is the
result of an intentional act or gross negligence. In such cases, INUTEQ is entitled to
choose between repair or replacement of said goods. INUTEQ is not held to any
further obligation or to payment of compensation. The dies, moulds, tools etc in the
possession of INUTEQ are insured by INUTEQ against damage.
4. If INUTEQ’s quotation, which had been prepared at the request of the buyer, is not
accepted within 2 months of the quotation date, INUTEQ is entitled to charge the
costs for preparing the quotation to the buyer. In that event the buyer must return
the quotation with accompanying designs, drawings, models and such like at the
first request of INUTEQ.
Clause 3
Formation of the Agreement.
1. An agreement is only formed when INUTEQ has accepted an order from the client in
writing (the so-called order confirmation). An agreement is deemed to have been
formed the moment INUTEQ has submitted the order confirmation to the buyer.
2. The buyer is bound to its order, given to INUTEQ in whatever form, during a period of 7
days from the date of the order or, if it concerns an order given orally, after giving the
order. A statement by the buyer that it wishes to cancel or change its order, issued
during this period of 7 days, can therefore not prevent that an agreement on the
basis of the (original) order is formed if INUTEQ as yet accepts/confirms this order
within this period of 7 days.
3. The order confirmation sent by INUTEQ to the buyer is deemed to fully and accurately
reflect the content of the agreement entered. The buyer is deemed to agree with the
content of INUTEQ’s order confirmation, unless it notifies INUTEQ in writing that it
cannot agree with the content within 7 days from the date of this order confirmation.
4. Any additional agreements and/or undertakings made by INUTEQ employees, or
made on behalf of INUTEQ and/or made by other persons acting as representatives,
do not bind INUTEQ unless these agreements and/or undertakings have been
confirmed in writing by INUTEQ’s director(s) authorised to represent it.
Clause 4
Prices.
1. All prices are exclusive of turnover tax and - unless expressly otherwise agreed in
writing - exclusive of packaging and transport costs.
2. The prices set out in the quotations, contracts and order confirmations are based on
the cost factors in force at the time of the formation of the agreement, such as
exchange rates, manufacturing prices, raw materials and consumable prices, wage
and transport costs, insurance premiums, taxes, import duties and other levies
imposed by the government.
3. If after the date on which the agreement has been formed but before the day of
delivery there are increases in one or more cost factors, INUTEQ reserves the right to
charge these increases to the buyer. In such an event INUTEQ is also entitled to
terminate the agreement wholly or in part without any legal intervention being
required. The buyer is also entitled to extrajudicial termination if and insofar as INUTEQ
introduces a cost increase within 6 months of entering into the agreement. If the
buyer exercises this right, it must within 5 days from receipt of the relevant notification
by INUTEQ notify by registered letter to proceed to termination.
Clause 5
Delivery Periods.
1. The delivery periods stated by INUTEQ commence on the day on which the
agreement has been formed or from the moment INUTEQ has all the information
required for the performance of the agreement.
2. The delivery period stated by INUTEQ is never to be viewed as a strict deadline unless
expressly agreed otherwise in the individual agreement. In the event of a late
delivery, INUTEQ must therefore be issued with a written notice of default. If, in
departure from the foregoing, the individual agreement expressly provides for a
penalty for exceeding the period of delivery, this is not payable if exceeding the
delivery time is the result of events of force majeure set out in clause 11 of these
general terms and conditions. INUTEQ is not liable if it is impossible for INUTEQ to
perform its delivery obligations because of force majeure (clause 11) or due to other
events that were not foreseeable at the time of entering into the agreement and for
which INUTEQ cannot be held responsible. If due to these circumstances INUTEQ is
temporarily unable to perform its delivery obligations, the delivery period agreed
between the parties shall be extended with the duration of the period during which
INUTEQ is unable to deliver plus a reasonable start-up period. If and insofar as the
aforementioned events mean that INUTEQ is completely unable to deliver, the buyer
is entitled to terminate the agreement entered into between the parties.
3. The Incoterms provisions or the most recent version of Incoterms at the time of
entering into the agreement apply to the delivery and transfer of the risk. INUTEQ has
complied with its delivery obligations the moment the goods ordered by the buyer
have left INUTEQ’s factory or when INUTEQ has notified the buyer that the goods
ordered by the buyer are ready for dispatch.
4. If in departure from the provisions it is agreed that the transport of the goods is carried
out by INUTEQ, the goods are sent by and in a manner most beneficial to INUTEQ
and by carriers to be selected by INUTEQ.
5. If the buyer requests the delivery of goods in a different manner than is usual, INUTEQ
is entitled to charge the associated costs to the buyer.
6. As soon as the goods to be delivered have left INUTEQ’s factory, the risk of the goods
transfers to the buyer. In the event delivery takes place in accordance with the
provisions, the risk of these goods transfers to the buyer the moment the goods have
arrived at their destination.
7. If delivery is in consignments, INUTEQ has the right to view each partial or full delivery
as a separate transaction.
8. The buyer is obliged to take receipt of the purchased goods within the agreed
time. Failing which, INUTEQ is entitled - such at the discretion of INUTEQ - on the basis
of the provisions in Article 6:60 Dutch Civil Code, to claim that the competent court
shall release INUTEQ from its obligation to deliver the agreed goods, or to claim
payment of the purchase price of the non-purchased part without prior notice of
default being required. If the buyer does not comply with its payment obligations,
INUTEQ is entitled to terminate the agreement without any intervention by the court. If
in accordance with the foregoing the buyer fails to take receipt of the purchased
goods within the agreed time and INUTEQ claims payment of the purchase price, the
goods are deemed to have been delivered and INUTEQ shall store the goods for the
account and at the risk of the buyer on payment of all resulting costs. If no term for
receipt has been agreed, INUTEQ is entitled to take the measures set out in this clause
if the buyer has not taken receipt of the goods within one month of an invitation to
this end by INUTEQ.
Clause 6
Complaints on the Part of the Buyer.
1. The buyer must allow for the usual margins and minor changes in the goods to be
delivered in respect of the quotations provided by INUTEQ as provided for in clause
2(2) of the current general terms and conditions and in the information,
measurements, colour fastness, weights etc provided in its order confirmation. More in
particular the foregoing applies to departures from the contracted quantities. The
goods delivered by INUTEQ may therefore deviate from the description in the
quotation and order confirmation if and insofar as it concerns small differences in size,
quantity differences and minor changes.
2. Complaints from the buyer relating to defects to goods that are visible externally must
be notified to INUTEQ by the buyer within 3 days from delivery. This must take place by
registered letter setting out a clear and precise description of the complaint, listing
the invoice number with which the relevant goods have been invoiced, or at any rate
listing the number referred to in the order confirmation if the buyer has not yet
received an invoice. At the time of delivery of goods delivered by INUTEQ, the buyer
must carry out a careful and prompt inspection.
3. Defects which that not visible externally at the time of delivery, nor could be apparent
during a careful and prompt inspection, must be notified to INUTEQ by the buyer in
writing within 3 days of the buyer becoming aware of the defects or needing to have
been aware of these defects, in the manner as determined in paragraph 2.
4. Any right of claim of the buyer towards INUTEQ relating to defects in goods delivered
by INUTEQ lapses if:
a) the defects have not been notified to INUTEQ within the periods and/or in the
manner as prescribed above in paragraphs 2 and 3;
b) the buyer renders INUTEQ insufficient collaboration for being able to carry out an
investigation into the alleged complaints; INUTEQ has the right to inspect the
rejected goods;
c) the defects have arisen due to the buyer installing, treating, using, storing or
maintaining the goods delivered by INUTEQ in an incorrect manner or the buyer
has used or treated the goods in a manner, or for purposes, other than
anticipated by INUTEQ;
d) the guarantee term stated in the individual agreement has expired or, if no
guarantee term has been agreed between parties, after a period of 12 months
has passed from the day on which the goods have been delivered to the buyer
by INUTEQ;
e) the buyer fails to keep the rejected goods until INUTEQ takes these goods back or
has requested the buyer to destroy these goods.
f) The guaranteed term is 1 year from the moment of delivery or, if and insofar as
acceptance has been agreed, from the moment of acceptance.
5. If the rejected goods have been processed, the goods are deemed to have
been accepted.
6. Information on the suitability of the use of the goods delivered by INUTEQ is not
binding and does not release the buyer from carrying out its own tests and
investigations into their suitability.
7. The buyer is not entitled to terminate the agreement if there is an insignificant
shortcoming by INUTEQ in the performance of its obligations. There is an
insignificant shortcoming if 0.5% of the total delivered goods is defective. If
there are visually observable defects, the buyer is entitled to terminate the
agreement if the defective products constitute more than 4% of the total.
8. Defects in a non-significant partial delivery do not entitle the buyer to
terminate the agreement for the remaining part.
9. INUTEQ endeavours to achieve the specific thickness and weight. If reasonably
possible, INUTEQ shall comply with the requested wall thickness and weight,
but for technical reasons INUTEQ cannot guarantee complete performance
Clause 7
Liability.
1. Only if the guarantee obligations in respect of the goods delivered by INUTEQ are
not provided by third parties (such as manufacturers) can the buyer rely on its
(guarantee) claims towards INUTEQ. INUTEQ’s liability is in that event limited to defects
that are the result of manufacturing and material defects.
2. If and insofar as there are defects as a result of manufacturing and material defects,
INUTEQ is exclusively obliged to:
a) repair of the defects;
b) deliver replacement goods or parts, after return of the defective goods or parts;
c) refund the received purchase price/credit the invoice sent to the buyer;
d) pay compensation to be paid in consultation with the buyer in a different form than
referred to above. INUTEQ determines which form of compensation as referred to
above under a to d is applied.
3. INUTEQ cannot be held liable if the buyer has carried out repairs and/or made
changes to the goods or had this done without the prior express and written
permission of INUTEQ.
4. In addition to all specific restrictions of liability referred to in these general terms and
conditions, it applies in general that INUTEQ can never be held liable for any loss
suffered by the buyer or a third party, except in the case of an intentional act or gross
negligence. INUTEQ is therefore never liable for consequential or trading loss, direct or
indirect loss, however named - loss of profit and loss owing to stoppage included -
suffered by the client, its subordinates or third parties engaged by it due to the whole
or partial delivery or redelivery of goods, delayed or defective delivery or the nondelivery
of goods or by the goods themselves. Liability for any loss is limited to the
amount of the invoice sent to the buyer for the delivery of the defective goods.
5. The buyer is not entitled to return the goods delivered by INUTEQ if there is no liability
on the part of INUTEQ. If this nevertheless takes place without valid reasons, all costs
associated with the return are for the account of the buyer. In that case INUTEQ is free
to store the goods at third parties for the account and at the risk of the buyer.
6. The buyer indemnifies INUTEQ against all claims third parties may bring against it in
respect of the performance of the agreement.
Clause 8
Retention of Title and Security.
1. The goods delivered by INUTEQ remain its property until payment has been made in
full of all the buyer owes INUTEQ pursuant to the agreement or otherwise. If INUTEQ
deems such necessary, it is entitled to demand security from the buyer in respect of
the performance of its obligations.
2. The buyer is not entitled to pledge the unpaid goods, to establish a non-possessory
pledge on them or any other real or personal right in favour of a third party.
3. Without prejudice to the foregoing provisions in this clause, the buyer is permitted to
sell the goods to third parties, but exclusively in the context of its normal business
operations. The buyer is then obliged to pay the received money to INUTEQ
immediately or, if not sold for cash, transfer the acquired claims to INUTEQ
immediately.
4. If as a result of treatment or processing by the buyer the ownership right of INUTEQ
vested in the goods it has delivered is lost, the buyer is obliged to immediately
establish a non-possessory right of pledge on the goods in favour of INUTEQ.
5. INUTEQ is at all times entitled to take the goods that are in the possession of the buyer
(or third parties) but are the property of INUTEQ back into its possession as soon as it
can reasonably assume that there is a realistic chance that the buyer shall not
comply with its obligations. The foregoing does not affect the rights for INUTEQ arising
from the law, and INUTEQ in particular reserves the right to claim compensation from
the buyer.
6. The buyer is obliged to insure the risk of fire and theft in respect of unpaid goods and
demonstrate this insurance at the request of INUTEQ.
Clause 9
Trademark.
INUTEQ is entitled to furnish the delivered goods with a trademark and/or code. The customer
is obliged to maintain this trademark and/or this code in any event until all that owed by the
buyer to INUTEQ pursuant to the agreement for delivery of these goods has been paid in full.
Clause 10
Payment.
1. Payment must be in EURO currency, without any deduction or discount, in cash at the
place where INUTEQ is based or by means of transfer into a bank account as
indicated by INUTEQ, before order release, all this unless expressly otherwise agreed in
writing.
2. If the buyer fails to make (full) payment on time, it is in default without any further
notice of default being required. INUTEQ is then entitled to suspend the performance
of its obligations towards the buyer, without prejudice to the right of INUTEQ to
commence other claims against the buyer. INUTEQ is also entitled to demand cash
payment for deliveries still to be made before delivery or a guarantee for prompt
payment. In addition, INUTEQ is then entitled to terminate the agreement without
judicial intervention, without prejudice to INUTEQ’s right to claim compensation.
3. In the event of late payment, the buyer owes default interest of 8% over the basic
interest rate of the bank, calculated on the outstanding invoice amount. The buyer
also owes all extrajudicial and judicial collection and other costs INUTEQ has to incur
in order to claim performance, termination or compensation, whether or not at law,
from the buyer. The extrajudicial costs are estimated at 10% of the principal sum
(including VAT), without prejudice to the right to claim higher extrajudicial costs. In
addition, all other consequences due to the failure to pay on time, such as currency
exchange loss, are for the account of the buyer.
4. In accordance with Article 6:44 Dutch Civil Code, payments first serve to reduce the
costs referred to in paragraph 3, subsequently to reduce the interest and finally to
reduce the principal sum and the accrued interest.
5. If after the formation of the agreement but before delivery of the goods there is a
substantial deterioration in the financial position of the buyer, INUTEQ is entitled not to
proceed with the further performance of the agreement, wholly or in part, or to
demand a change of the payment conditions.
6. The buyer is not permitted to suspend its payment obligations, unless there is an
undisputed counterclaim, or a claim has been awarded at law.
Clause 11
Force Majeure.
Force majeure includes any circumstance outside INUTEQ’s control which is of such a
nature that the performance of the agreement cannot in all reasonableness be demanded
from INUTEQ (non-attributable failure in the performance). Force majeure includes: war, riots
and hostilities of whatever nature, blockade, boycott, natural disasters, epidemics, lack of
raw materials, impediments and interruptions of transport options, interruptions in the business
of INUTEQ, import and export restrictions or prohibitions, obstructions caused by measures,
legislation or decisions of international, national or regional government or other bodies. If
INUTEQ is not able to comply with its delivery obligations completely, promptly and properly
due to force majeure, it is entitled to terminate the agreement (partially) or suspend it for a
definite or indefinite period of time, such at the discretion of INUTEQ. In the event of force
majeure, no right of compensation arises for the buyer towards INUTEQ.
Clause 12
Intellectual Property Rights.
1. Respecting the intellectual property rights of third parties, markings or similar rights of
third parties - including the design models that are produced by INUTEQ on the basis
of information and specifications of the buyer - is the exclusive responsibility of the
buyer. The buyer is liable for the consequences of an infringement of such rights and
indemnifies INUTEQ against any claim from third parties.
2. Each party shall immediately notify the other party if third parties hold one of the
parties liable for an infringement of intellectual property rights.
3. All documents provided by INUTEQ to the buyer in respect of the performance of
the agreement, such as calculations, designs, drawings, models etc, remain (the
intellectual) property of INUTEQ. The buyer is not permitted to provide these
documents to third parties without the prior express written consent of INUTEQ.
Clause 13
Termination.
INUTEQ is entitled to terminate the agreement with the buyer with immediate effect in the
event of a (provisional) moratorium of the buyer or the bankruptcy of the buyer. After
termination on this basis, all claims of INUTEQ on the buyer become immediately due and
payable.
Clause 14
Applicable Law.
All quotations, offers and agreements to which these general terms and conditions apply
are exclusively subject to Dutch law, such with the express exclusion of the Vienna Sales
Convention.
Clause 15
Dispute Resolution.
All disputes, of whatever nature, relating to/arising from the quotations, offers or
agreements submitted by INUTEQ or from deliveries made by INUTEQ are resolved by the
competent court of the Overijssel district

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Having its registered office at the Osnabrücktraat 30 7418 BN Deventer, The Netherlands Registered with the Chamber of Commerce under number 53987756, VAT number NL8511.04.071B01.

Article 1. Definitions

In these general terms and conditions the following terms are capitalised and used in the following meaning, unless expressly indicated otherwise:

  1. Consumer: the Buyer who enters into an Agreement with Inuteq and thereby does not act in the exercising of a profession or operating of a company.
  2. Buyer: the natural person or legal entity who purchases Products from Inuteq and who is the other party to the Agreement with Inuteq within the meaning of article 6:231 under c of the Dutch Civil Code (Burgerlijk Wetboek).
  3. Inuteq: the party with which the Buyer concludes the Agreement and user of these general terms and conditions within the meaning of Section 6:231(b) of the Dutch Civil Code (Burgerlijk Wetboek).
  4. Order: placing an order to supply Products by the Buyer from Inuteq.
  5. Agreement: the agreement between Inuteq and Buyer on the basis of which Inuteq supplies Products to Buyer against payment.
  6. Parties: Inuteq and the Buyer jointly.
  7. Products: all goods, including coolvests, coolcaps and all other cooling products, which are the subject of the Agreement.
  8. In writing: “In writing” for the purposes of these general terms and conditions shall also include communication by e-mail, fax or digital (for example via an online interface), provided that the identity and integrity of the content are duly established.
  9. Website: Inuteq’ website, which can be accessed at: https://www.inuteq.com

Article 2. Applicability

  1. The present general terms and conditions are applicable to any and all proposals, Agreements and deliveries of Inuteq, of whatever nature, unless this applicability is fully or partly expressly excluded in writing and/or unless expressly stipulated otherwise.
  2. Any general terms and conditions of the Buyer, by any name whatsoever, are expressly rejected. Deviations from and additions to these terms and conditions shall only be applicable if and to the extent that they have expressly been accepted by Inuteq in writing.
  3. Should Inuteq have permitted deviations from the present general terms and conditions for a short or a longer period of time, whether or not implicitly, then this shall not affect its right to demand direct and strict compliance with these terms and conditions as yet. The Buyer cannot derive any rights from the manner in which Inuteq applies the present terms and conditions.
  4. The present terms and conditions are equally applicable to all Agreements concluded with Inuteq for the implementation of which third parties must be relied on. Said third parties can invoke the present terms and conditions directly against the Buyer, including any exclusions of liability.
  5. Should one or more provisions of the present terms and conditions or of any other Agreement concluded with Inuteq be in breach of a mandatory statutory provision or any applicable legal provision then the relevant provision shall expire and shall be replaced by a new, legally permissible and comparable provision to be established by Inuteq.

Article 3. Proposals and offers

  1. Any and all proposals and offers of Inuteq are revocable and are made subject to contract, unless indicated otherwise in writing.
  2. The content of the delivery shall exclusively be determined by the description of the delivery specified in the proposal. If the acceptance deviates (on subordinate points) from the proposal included in the offer then Inuteq shall not be bound by the same. The Agreement shall in that case not be concluded in accordance with said deviating acceptance, unless Inuteq indicates otherwise.
  3. Clear errors or clerical errors in the proposal of Inuteq, e.g. on its Website or pricelists, shall not bind Inuteq.

Article 4. Prices

  1. For Orders within the Netherlands, the given prices include VAT and other applicable government levies. The postage and packaging fees shall be borne by the Buyer, unless the Buyer indicates that he/she wishes to collect the Products from the company.
  2. For Orders intended for countries outside the Netherlands, the prices provided by Inuteq for freight are paid up to the agreed final destination “CPT – Carriage Paid To” (in accordance with the provisions of the most recent version of the Incoterms as drawn up by the International Chamber of Commerce). The prices are therefore exclusive of VAT, insurance, import duties, excise duties applicable in the importing country and other taxes or levies imposed or charged in relation to the goods, but including transport and packaging costs, unless otherwise stated.
  3. Inuteq is entitled to change its prices at any time. Proposals and offers shall not automatically be applicable to future Orders.

Article 5. Conclusion of the Agreement

  1. Barring the provisions set forth below an Agreement with Inuteq shall only be concluded after Inuteq has accepted respectively confirmed an Order in writing. The Order confirmation is deemed to correctly and completely represent the Agreement, unless the Buyer immediately objects to the same in writing.
  2. As far as Orders placed on the Website of Inuteq are concerned, contrary to the provisions of paragraph 1 of this article, the Agreement will have been concluded at the time the Buyer has successfully gone through all steps of the online ordering process. Inuteq will confirm the Order to the Buyer in writing.
  3. Any additional arrangements or changes made at a later time will only bind Inuteq if these are confirmed by Inuteq in writing within five days.

Article 6. Delivery and transfer of risk

  1. Unless otherwise agreed, delivery and insurance of goods to find destination outside the Netherlands will be paid for up to the agreed destination “CPT – Carriage Paid To” (in accordance with the provisions of in the most recent version of the Incoterms as drawn up by the International Chamber of Commerce). Inuteq shall bear the transport costs, but the risk associated with transporting the goods shall pass to the Buyer at the moment that Inuteq has confounded the goods over to the first transport company.
  2. For shipments within the Netherlands, the goods shall be transported at the risk of Inuteq, unless explicitly agreed otherwise. The transport costs shall be displayed upon payment. The risk associated with the Products shall pass to be Buyer at the moment that these are presented for receipt at the delivery address.
  3. The choice of the means of transport is that of Inuteq, also in case of paid shipments, with no requirements for the shipment issued by the Buyer. Temporary hindrances or impediments in transport with the chosen means of transport, don't automatically require the use of another means of transport.
  4. If the Buyer, notwithstanding paragraph 2 and 3, wishes Inuteq to use a certain method of delivery or transport that is not offered as a matter of course, shipping shall be at the risk of the Buyer. The risk relating to the Products shall in that case pass to the Buyer at the moment that Inuteq has handed over the Products to the first transport company.
  5. If the Buyer has specific requirements with regard to packaging used by Inuteq, all costs for the use of this packaging shall be accountable to the Buyer. Packaging materials are not taken back by Inuteq.
  6. If it has been agreed that the Buyer shall himself/herself collect the Products or arrange the transport, the Products that are ready for collection or shipment must be collected from or received at the date of delivery. The risk relating to the Products shall, in this case, be passed to the Buyer at the moment that the Buyer or a third party called in by the Buyer takes possession of the Products.
  7. If it turns out to be impossible to deliver the Products to the Buyer because of a cause on the side of the Buyer, Inuteq reserves the right to store those Products for the account and risk of the Buyer, possibly in the open air, all without any liability on the part of Inuteq for damage, impairment, loss or otherwise. A 30-day period apply during storage during which Inuteq will enable the Buyer to collect or receive the Products. This applies unless Inuteq expressly determined a different period in writing.
  8. If the Buyer also fails to comply with its obligations after the expiry of the time limit, as intended in the previous paragraph of this article, Buyer shall by operation of law be in default and Inuteq shall be entitled to dissolve the Agreement, either in whole or in part, in writing and with immediate effect, without any prior or further notice of default and without any judicial intervention being required and without being liable to pay compensation for damage, costs or interest. As the occasion arises Inuteq shall be authorised to sell the Products to third parties or to use the same for the implementation of other Agreements and also to destroy the documents already prepared. The foregoing shall not affect the obligation of the Buyer to pay the agreed price as well as possible storage costs and/or other costs.

Article 7. Delivery times

  1. If Inuteq has indicated a time for the delivery or the implementation of the Agreement then this shall only be approximate. A specified delivery time can therefore never be qualified as a fatal deadline. In the event that a delivery date is exceeded, the Buyer should, therefore, give Inuteq written notice of default. Inuteq must then be granted a reasonable time limit to implement the Agreement as yet.
  2. If and to the extent that this is, at the discretion of Inuteq, required for a proper implementation of the Agreement, Inuteq shall be entitled to rely on third parties for the performance of certain activities.
  3. Buyer shall see to it that all data of which Inuteq indicates that they are required or of which Buyer should within reason understand that they are required for the implementation of the Agreement, are supplied to Inuteq in a timely fashion. If the data and tools required for the implementation of the Agreement have not been supplied to Inuteq in a timely fashion then Inuteq shall be entitled to suspend the implementation of the Agreement and/or to charge the additional costs deriving from the delay to the Buyer in accordance with the usual rates.

Article 8. Consideration period and right of withdrawal

  1. In the case of distance selling, the goods offered shall be subject to a consideration period of 14 days, effective as of the day following receipt by or on behalf of the Consumer, unless otherwise agreed. The purchase shall in that case only be final when the 14 days following delivery of the Product have expired.
  2. During the consideration period, the Consumer shall have the right of withdrawal, whereby the Consumer has the option to return the received Products without any obligation on his part other than reimbursement of the direct return costs.
  3. The Consumer can call on the right of withdrawal by informing Inuteq of his/her intention within a period of 14 days following delivery, in writing or by email from or on behalf of the Consumer. The written statement should be sent by email to contact@inuteq.com. In order to do this, the Consumer can use the returns form provided by Inuteq on their website, but the Consumer is not obliged to do so.
  4. If the Consumer makes use of his/her right of withdrawal, Inuteq shall reimburse any amount already paid by the Consumer no later than 14 days following receipt of the returned Products.
  5. The Consumer may only make use of their right of withdrawal if the Product in question is returned complete, undamaged, unused and in the original packaging. The Consumer may take the Product out of the packaging if this is necessary to ascertain whether the Product meets the Buyer’s expectations, provided the original packaging remains intact and the Product can be returned unopened and undamaged. Once the Consumer has opened the Product for consumption; the Consumer can no longer make use of his/her right of withdrawal.
  6. After calling on the right of withdrawal, the Consumer must return the delivered goods to Inuteq within 14 days. The return costs shall be borne by the Consumer. Products can also be returned to Inuteq’ warehouse. Inuteq will not provide their own transport for returning Products. 

Article 9. Inspection, complaints and quality guarantee

  1. The Buyer must inspect the goods delivered immediately after delivery for any deviations with what has been agreed. Any complaints relating to the Products delivered have to be filed ultimately within forty-eight (48) hours after delivery to Inuteq by e-mail or phone. After the expiry of the said period, the goods delivered shall be considered as having been irrevocably and unconditionally accepted by the Buyer. The Buyer has to hold the defective goods available for Inuteq for the purposes of the assessment of the complaint. The submission of a complaint shall not suspend the Buyer´s payment obligation in respect of the Products in question.
  2. Should it upon arrival be visible from the outside that the goods are damaged, the Buyer has to make a reservation in writing in this regard against the carrier by means of a note on the proof of delivery.
  3. If a Product has a defect,   the Buyer should subsequently return the Product to Inuteq within three days for assessment. The cost of returning the goods shall be borne by the Buyer. If the defect is confirmed by Inuteq, Inuteq shall replace the Product free of charge, in other words: the Product(s) in question. If replacement is not possible, for example, because the Products in question is no longer in stock, Inuteq shall reimburse the Buyer with the amount paid. 
  4. Goods that are sent or transported for replacement or quality assessment to Inuteq, remain the risk of the Buyer at all times, regardless of who determined the manner of transport or shipping and no matter who pays the costs involved.
  5. Through fulfilment of one of the aforementioned actions, Inuteq shall be fully discharged in respect of his guarantee obligations and Inuteq will not be liable for any further (damage) compensation.
  6. Defective Products can only be returned after prior consultation with one of the salespeople of Seller.

Article 10. Invoicing and payment

  1. Inuteq has the right when entering into the Agreement to require that the delivery takes place after full or partial advance payment by the Buyer has been made. Unless explicitly agreed otherwise, payment shall be made by means of prior bank transfer, by means of a payment method offered on Inuteq’ website, such as iDeal or credit card.
  2. If it has been agreed that payment will take place by means of invoice, payment must take place within thirty (30) days after the date of the invoice, without any setoff or discount, in a manner to be indicated by Inuteq in the currency of the invoice. Inuteq reserves the right to send invoices digitally.
  3. After the expiry of the stipulated payment term the Buyer shall be in default by operation of law without any further notice of default being required.
  4. As from the moment of default the Buyer shall be liable to pay interest on the due and payable amount equal to 1% per month, unless the statutory commercial interest is higher in which instance the statutory commercial interest shall apply. As from that moment any and all judicial and extrajudicial costs that Inuteq incurs in order to obtain satisfaction – both in and out of court – shall be at the expense of the Buyer. In that case the Buyer shall be liable to pay compensation equal to at least 15% of the outstanding amount with a minimum of € 150.00. For Consumers this amounts to at least 5% with a minimum of € 40,00. Should the costs actually incurred and to be incurred by Inuteq exceed the aforementioned amount then these costs shall equally qualify for compensation.
  5. If the Buyer does not comply with its payment obligations in a timely fashion then Inuteq shall be authorised to suspend the obligations entered into vis-à-vis the Buyer regarding delivery and/or performance of activities until the payment has been made or sufficient security has been provided for the same. The same already applies prior to the moment of default if Inuteq may within reason assume that there are reasons to doubt the creditworthiness of the Buyer.
  6. In case of liquidation, insolvency, debt management or suspension of payment of the Buyer or a relevant application or petition the claims of Inuteq and the obligations of the Buyer vis-à-vis Inuteq shall immediately fall due.
  7. If the Buyer has, on any account whatsoever, one or more counterclaims vis-à-vis Inuteq then the Buyer waives its setoff right. Said waiver of the setoff right is also applicable if the Buyer applies for (provisional) suspension of payment or is declared insolvent.

Article 11. Reservation of title

  1. Any and all goods delivered or to be delivered by Inuteq shall remain the property of Inuteq up to the moment that the Buyer has complied in full with all its payment obligations vis-à-vis Inuteq on account of any Agreement concluded with Inuteq for the delivery of goods and/or the performance of activities or the supply of Services, including claims in connection with a failure to comply with this kind of Agreement.
  2. A Buyer serving as an international seller does not have the right to sell or supply the Products that are subject to Inuteq’ retention of title, nor if that is customary in the ordinary course of his/her business.
  3. The Buyer shall not be allowed to establish limited rights on goods that are subject to the reservation of title of Inuteq. If third parties (wish to) establish (limited) rights on the goods subject to the reservation of title then the Buyer shall forthwith inform Inuteq in writing accordingly.
  4. Inuteq hereby already reserves an undisclosed pledge on delivered goods of which the title has transferred to the Buyer due to payment and which are still in possession of Inuteq, by way of additional security for claims, other than within the meaning of article 3:92 paragraph 2 of the Dutch Civil Code, which Inuteq may still have vis-à-vis the Buyer on any account whatsoever.
  5. The Buyer is obliged to keep (have kept) the delivered goods subject to the reservation of title separate from other goods, with the required diligence and recognisable as property of Inuteq.
  6. The Buyer is obliged to insure the goods against fire, explosion and water damage as also against theft during the period of the reservation of title and to on demand provide Inuteq insight into the policies of said insurances. Any and all claims of the Buyer vis-à-vis insurers of the goods on account of the aforementioned insurances shall, if so desired by Inuteq, be pledged to Inuteq in an undisclosed manner by way of additional security for the claims of Inuteq vis-à-vis the Buyer.

Article 12. Liability

  1. If Inuteq is liable for damage, said liability shall be limited to compensation of direct damages and at most to twice the invoice amount of the Agreement (excluding VAT), or that part of the Agreement to which the liability relates. Direct damage is exclusively understood as: a. the reasonable costs for the establishment of the cause and the scope of the damage, to the extent that the establishment is related to damage within the meaning of these general terms and conditions; b. the possible reasonable costs incurred in order to have the defective performance of Inuteq comply with the Agreement, unless they cannot be attributed to Inuteq.
  2. Inuteq shall never be liable for indirect damage, including bodily harm, consequential damage, lost profit, lost savings, losses due to business interruptions, environmental damage and damage resulting from penalties imposed due to non-observance of delivery (completion) times.
  3. Inuteq shall not be liable for damage, of any nature or any form whatsoever, in case it has departed from incorrect and/or incomplete data supplied by the Buyer.
  4. The limitations of liability for direct damage included in these general terms and conditions shall not be applicable if the damage can be blamed on intent or gross negligence on the part of Inuteq.

Article 13. Limitation period

  1. In all cases, the time limit within which Inuteq can be held liable for compensation for damage is limited to 1 year after delivery of the Products to which the damage relates.

Article 14. Force majeure

  1. The parties shall not be obliged to comply with any obligation if they are prevented from doing so as a result of a circumstance that cannot be blamed on negligence (schuld) and must neither be at their expense by law, a legal act or generally accepted practice.
  2. Under these general terms and conditions, force majeure shall mean, in addition to the meaning thereof as laid down in the law and in case law, all external causes, anticipated or not anticipated, on which Inuteq cannot exert influence, but which prevent Inuteq from fulfilling its obligations. This shall also include strikes in the company of Inuteq or the manufacturer or supplier.
  3. Inuteq shall also be entitled to rely on force majeure if the circumstance that prevents (further) compliance occurs after Inuteq should have already complied with its commitment.
  4. During the period that the force majeure continues the parties can suspend the obligations on account of the Agreement. If this period lasts longer than 30 days then each Party shall be entitled to dissolve the Agreement, without any obligation to compensate the other Party for damage.
  5. To the extent that Inuteq has already partly complied or shall comply with its obligations on account of the Agreement at the time of the occurrence of force majeure and independent value can be attributed to the part complied or to be complied with respectively, then Inuteq shall be entitled to separately invoice the part already complied with or the part to be complied with respectively. The Buyer shall be obliged to pay this invoice as if it were a separate Agreement.

Article 15. Applicable law and choice of forum

  1. All Agreements concluded and to be concluded by Inuteq shall be governed by Dutch law.
  2. All disputes between Inuteq and a Buyer arising in connection with the present Agreement, or further Agreements resulting therefrom, shall be settled by the competent jurisdiction in the district in which Inuteq has its registered office, unless a mandatory statutory provision opposes such.

Article 16. Change and interpretation of the terms and conditions

  1. In case of an interpretation of the content and meaning of these general terms and conditions as well as in the case of conflict between the content or interpretation of any translations of these general terms and conditions and the Dutch version, the Dutch text shall prevail each time.
  2. The most-recently filed version and/or the version as applicable at the time of conclusion of the Agreement shall always apply.