Source: https://www.dehavillandmuseum.co.uk/terms-and-conditions/
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Terms and Conditions – de Havilland Aircraft Museum
The de Havilland Aircraft Museum, Salisbury Hall, London Colney, Herts AL2 1BU
Telephone: Tel: 01727 826400 Email: museum@dehavillandmuseum.co.uk
The person, company or organization purchasing goods or services from ‘The Museum’, as shall be entered within the ‘customer’ section of all Museum sales order/ecommerce/invoice documentation.
B, Overview of Terms & Conditions
These terms and conditions (last updated November, 2014 shall apply to the sale and supply of goods by ‘The Museum”’, to the entity hereby referred to as ‘The Customer’. ‘The Museum’ means of good practice and retail compliance is primarily regulated by ‘The Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations 2000’, in addition to the ‘Sale of Goods Act 1979’ and other statutory instruments. This document contains references to the said regulations and has been supported with background information gained from the web sites of related parties, being; OFT (Office of Fair Trading), DTI (Department of Trade & Industry) and Trading Standards Central. Any order placed by ‘The Customer’ online (ecommerce) shall form a legally binding contract of sale, thus whilst the below terms are extensive they are given to define and protect the due rights of both ‘The Customer’ and ‘The Museum’.
1, RETENTION OF TITLE/OWNERSHIP
1.1 Legal ownership of any goods supplied shall remain vested to ‘The Museum’, until such time that full payment of monies has been received from ‘The Customer’.
2.1 All pricing as shown upon ‘The Museum’ literature and this web site are shown in (£) Pounds Sterling.
2.2 All pricing as shown upon ‘The Museum’ literature and this web site are shown inclusive of the current prevailing rate of Value Added Tax (VAT).
2.3 All pricing as shown upon any branded literature provided, i.e; manufacturer brochures, is provided for information only and does not form part of a sale. ‘The Museum’ web site pricing shall prevail and apply at point of sale.
2.4 All goods are priced excluding shipping costs, except where clearly stated as “free of delivery/shipping charge within the UK Mainland only”.
2.9 ‘The Museum’ pricing is reviewed upon a calendar monthly basis, but revisions will be applied at any time for; (a: increases) material and manufacturer price rises, or (b: reductions) offers or promotions as defined.
2.10 ‘The Museum’ cannot retrospectively apply pricing changes once an order has been fully processed.
3.1 ‘The Museum’ standard payment terms are full payment with order.
3.3 Payments are only accepted by the following means: Credit/Debit Cards
3.4 ‘The Museum’ reserves the right to alter the standard payment terms of any customer if deemed appropriate, or where special terms form part of a package deal or offer.
4.1 ‘The Museum’ shall aim to fulfil all orders at the earliest opportunity, usually within 7 working days, subject to 4.3, using the distribution infrastructure provided by the manufacturer of the branded product chosen.
4.2 ‘The Museum delivery periods as published are given in good faith and are anticipated, based upon manufacturer guidance. Delivery can occur sooner or later than the anticipated timescales.
4.3 The delivery period will commence from point of cleared payment.
4.4 Delivery periods are provided in working days (i.e. 20 working days = 4 weeks), to account for the incidence of public holidays and that manufacturers transport operates weekdays only.
4.5 Deliveries are made weekdays only, typically during the hours of 8.00am to 6.00pm, however this can vary by manufacturer. ‘The Museum is not able to offer timed deliveries.
4.6 As ‘The Museum’ is not the manufacturer of the branded products, it cannot be held responsible for delay in delivery caused by; (a) the manufacturing process, or (b) third party such as a contracted carrier.
4.7 Should the delivery period extend beyond (whichever is longer) that published, subsequently notified or 30 days after the date of order (as section 19 of the Distance Selling Regulations) ‘The Customer’ can cancel their order without penalty.
4.8 ‘The Museum’ will not bear any abortive costs arising from ‘The Customer’ due to a failed delivery, as the delivery process is operated by each manufacturer beyond the control of ‘The Company’.
4.9 “Expected”, “Typical”, “Anticipated” and “Estimated” delivery dates stated on ‘The Museum’ website and associated literature do not imply guaranteed delivery dates.
4.10 ‘The Museum’ is not liable for delivery delays or failures caused by factors outside of ‘The Company’ control including “Acts of Nature”, adverse weather conditions, road accidents, vehicle breakdown or personal illness.
4.11 Delivery shall only be made to a registered residential or commercial address.
5, SHORTAGES/DAMAGE
5.1 ‘The Customer’ shall inspect the goods and notify ‘The Museum’ within seven days after the day of receipt of any shortages or damage to the said goods.
5.2 Shortage or damage should be reported with detail in writing to ‘The Museum’ address or by email: museum@dehavillandmuseum.co.uk
5.3 Upon approved claims within the period defined in 6.1, the manufacturer will forward the replacement parts usually within 5 to 10 working days, subject to stock level.
5.4 Guarantee claims made by ‘The Customer’ after the period as defined in 6.1, shall only be considered at the discretion of the manufacturer and not ‘The Museum’.
5.5 All statements made relating to guarantee periods are to be honoured by the relative manufacturer. ‘The Museum’ shall assist with any guarantee claim but shall not bear responsibility.
5.6 We reserve the right to decline any replacement request should damage or miss-use of the product have occurred upon ‘The Customer’ property or during self-assembly.
5.7 ‘The Museum’ will not be liable for any costs incurred by ‘The Customer’, should they fail to inspect and satisfy themselves that the product is sound and complete prior to self-assembly.
6, RETURN (CANCELLATION)
6.1 All goods are newly manufactured for sale, as described upon ‘The Museum web site. We do not retail seconds or ex-display products, thus a return should be considered unlikely.
6.2 A return or cancellation of supply only goods can be instructed up to 7 working days after the date of delivery, as defined by section 11, part 2 of the Distance Selling Regulations.
6.3 A return or cancellation should be made in a durable means as defined by part 10 of the Distance Selling Regulations being; either in writing to ‘The Museum’ address or by email: museum@dehavillandmuseum.co.uk
6.4 It is the responsibility of ‘The Customer’ to meet all product return costs, either by their own arrangement or at the direct cost levied to ‘The Museum’. Stated, to comply with section 8, part 2aii of the Distance Selling Regulations.
6.5 It is the responsibility of ‘The Customer’ to retain possession and take reasonable care of the goods, until the goods have been returned to the possession of; ‘The Museum’, the manufacturer or a carrier appointed by either.
6.6 All return costs sought by ‘The Museum’ shall be deducted from the order monies held, thus any refund to ‘The Customer’ shall be passed less this return charge.
6.7 Return costs are not fixed and are based upon variables such as product and location.
6.8 Reimbursement (refund) of cancelled order monies held, less the return delivery charge defined in 6.4 to 6.7, shall be made in a period not exceeding 30 days, as Section 14, part 3 of the Distance Selling Regulations.
6.9 Statute states that a product should be returned in its original condition, thus fit for re-sale as new. We or the manufacturer shall therefore reject the return of any product where assembly has been commenced, thus rendering the product as ‘used’.
7, REJECTED GOODS (CANCELLATION)
7.1 All goods are newly constructed for sale, as described upon ‘The Museum web site. We do not retail seconds or ex-display products, thus rejected goods are an extremely rare event.
7.2 Should ‘The Customer’ wish to reject their goods through fault or damage, this must be undertaken within 7 working days after the date of delivery, as defined by section 11, part 2 of the Distance Selling Regulations.
7.3 ‘The Customer’ should notify ‘The Museum’ of their rejection of the goods by durable means as defined by part 10 of the Distance Selling Regulations; either in writing to ‘The Museum’ address or by email: museum@dehavillandmuseum.co.uk
7.4 It is the responsibility of ‘The Customer’ to retain possession and take reasonable care of the goods, until the goods have been returned to the possession of; ‘The Museum’, the manufacturer or a carrier appointed by either.
7.5 If on return the product is found to be sound, complete and as described for sale, the return charge process 6.6 to 6.8 will apply and be deducted from the order monies held.
7.6 If on return the product is found to be have been abused or damaged whilst on site, or having been assembled, ‘The Museum’ shall retain the right to deduct from the order monies held any losses levied by the manufacturer.
7.7 Reimbursement (refund) of rejected order monies, less charges defined in 7.5 if due, shall be made in a period not exceeding 30 days as Section 14, part 3 of the Distance Selling Regulations.
7.8 Statute states that a product should be returned in its original condition, thus fit for re-sale as new. We shall therefore reject the return of any product where assembly has been commenced, thus rendering the product as ‘used’.
8, COMPLAINT
8.1 In the event of any complaint or grievance, ‘The Customer’ should initially make contact by formal email complaint to museum@dehavillandmuseum.co.uk or letter to ‘The Museum’ address.
8.2 For efficient handling, ‘The Customer’ should state upon all correspondence; (a) their name, (b) their address, (c) the product, and (d) a description of their complaint.
8.3 We shall endeavour to promptly resolve any complaint and/or respond with our stance. Should a response not be received within 5 working days, please send a “Second Request” marked for “Immediate Attention”.
8.4 It is the intention of ‘The Museum’ to resolve any dispute fairly, amicably and to the satisfaction of all parties concerned at the earliest opportunity.
9, MISCELLANEOUS
9.1 If ‘The Customer’ wishes to amend their order post-sale (i.e; after order processing), a nominal £15 ‘Administration Charge’ shall be levied to account for the manual handling of all documentary and payment revisions in line with any post-sale ‘Customer’ instructions; extra-over to any material or service cost adjustments/revisions.
9.2 Should the product ordered by ‘The Customer’ become unavailable, ‘The Museum’ reserves the right to arrange the supply of an alternative product of a similar nature and value where appropriate or to arrange a refund for ‘The Customer’. Naturally we will always attempt to contact ‘The Customer’ first before sending any alternative product.
9.3 It is the responsibility of ‘The Customer’ to take reasonable care during the assembly and use of the product(s). ‘The Museum’ shall not be held liable for any damage or personal injury caused by misadventure, negligence or misuse of the product(s).
10, LAW
10.1 These terms and conditions shall be interpreted in accordance with UK Law.
10.2 All sales conducted through ‘The Company’ are subject to these terms and conditions.
UK Mainland shipping explained
This relates to delivery throughout England, Wales, Southern and Central Scotland, Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays) only. Where items are shown as ‘free delivery/shipping’ on the site, the full cost of standard carriage for single items within the UK Mainland is included in the published price and quoted as free on our site.
Exclusions from free UK Delivery/Shipping
Scottish Highlands and Islands are classed as outside of UK Mainland and might incur a surcharge over UK Mainland charges. These charges apply even where the charge to UK Mainland is included in the published price and quoted as free on our website.
If you reside within the Scottish Highlands and Islands please contact us prior to making any purchase on the website so that we can establish carriage costs.
ALL Northern Ireland deliveries attract a surcharge over UK mainland charges. These charges apply even where the charge to UK Mainland is included in the published price and quoted as free on our website. Please contact us for a delivery quote before confirming your order.
Scottish Highlands Postcodes: IV, HS, KA, KW, PA, PH, ZE
Isle of Man Postcodes: IM, TR
Isle of Wight Postcodes: PO
Channel Islands Postcodes: GY, JE
ALL Global Customers i.e. any customer that does not reside within the UK Mainland, Scottish Highlands and Islands, Northern Ireland, Isle of Man, Isle of Wight and Channel Islands, please contact us for a delivery quote before confirming any order.
de Havilland DH98 Mosquito FB Mk.VI
First flown in 1942, the Mosquito FB Mk.VI fighter-bomber was intended for ‘intruder’ strike missions, and became the most numerous and widely-used Mosquito variant. Based on the F Mk.II day fighter version without Air Interception radar, it retained the formidable armament of four Browning 0.303 in machine-guns in the nose and four Hispano 20 mm canon in the belly. But it was also given a bomb-bay behind the cannon, which enabled it to carry two 500 lb bombs internally (with fins cropped to fit) plus another two under the wings.