Source: https://cabano.de/en/terms-and-conditions
Timestamp: 2020-08-07 15:32:21
Document Index: 173832083

Matched Legal Cases: ['§6', '§ 6', '§ 8', '§323', '§ 10', '§ 12', '§ 247', '§ 13', '§ 14', '§15', '§ 323', '§ 16', '§14']

The place of performance for all services from the delivery contract is the company headquarters of the seller.
As far as this is legally permissible, Heek is agreed as the place of jurisdiction.
Orders are only considered accepted after the seller has confirmed the content specified in the confirmation. Subsidiary agreements are ineffective.
All orders are subject to any public law permits required by the contract. especially of export and import permits.
Weight, size, color and quality information are only approximate. Patterns are to be regarded as approximate failure patterns.
The goods are delivered ex works. The buyer bears shipping costs and the risk of shipping.
Packaging will only be charged if the buyer requests special packaging that goes beyond the usual packaging.
The acceptance of the goods by the buyer is the main obligation of the contract. If the acceptance of the goods is not carried out as agreed, the seller has the right to withdraw from the contract or to demand compensation instead of the service after having given the buyer a reasonable grace period for the acceptance of the goods; the storage costs incurred during the subsequent delivery period are borne by the buyer.
In the event of force majeure, industrial action, official measures as well as such fault-free operational disruptions that last or are expected to continue for more than a week, the delivery period or acceptance period will be extended by the duration of the disability, at the most by 3 weeks. Operating disruptions that are expected to last longer than 2 weeks must be reported to the buyer.
If the delivery or the acceptance from the in. 1 mentioned reasons does not take place in time, the other contracting party must set a reasonable period for delivery or acceptance. The following §6 also applies to delivery by the seller. After this period, the party is entitled to withdraw from the contract.
Claims for damages due to late delivery or acceptance from the in 5 no. 1 reasons mentioned are excluded.
§ 6 subsequent delivery period
Within the delivery times indicated by the seller on collection cards, price labels, appointment lists or in any other way to the buyer. the exact time of delivery depends on the operational conditions of the seller. After a delivery period has expired, a subsequent delivery period of no longer than 12 days is set in motion. After expiry of the subsequent delivery period, the buyer can withdraw from the contract under the conditions of 323 BGB. Claims for damages against the seller are excluded in these cases, unless the obligation is based on willful or grossly negligent behavior on the part of the seller or his vicarious agents. In this case, too, claims for damages are limited to the foreseeable damage typical for the contract. Claims for damages due to injury to life, limb and health remain unaffected.
Fixed transactions are not made. Exceptions to this require written confirmation from the seller.
Claims by the buyer due to late delivery are excluded before the expiry of all subsequent delivery periods.
Complaints are to be made immediately and will only be taken into account if the buyer is notified to the seller in writing immediately after receipt of the goods. Section 377 FGB remains unaffected. Slight deviations in quality, color, width. Weight, equipment or Dassin are no reason for complaint. Warranty claims and the right of return are excluded for samples and trial deliveries. The seller must be given the opportunity to have the defects reported checked by an expert on the spot.
Rejected goods may only be returned with the approval of the seller. However, if there is no response within a week to a written complaint under threat of return, the buyer is entitled to return the goods; however, the purchaser's notice of defects is not yet recognized
In the event of justified complaints, the seller is, at his option, obliged to rectify the defects or to deliver new ones within a reasonable period. If the seller does not meet his obligation within a reasonable period set by the buyer, the buyer can demand a reasonable reduction in the purchase price or withdraw from the contract. Claims for damages against the seller are excluded, unless. they are based on willful or negligent behavior by the seller or one of his vicarious agents. For the rest, claims for damages against the seller are limited to the contractually foreseeable damage. Claims for damages due to injury to life, limb and health remain unaffected.
In the case of hidden defects, the legal requirements apply. The replacement of consequential harm caused by a defect is excluded, insofar as this is additional by law. Insofar as the goods lack an agreed quality, damage to the Mangelfo will only be reimbursed if they are to be paid for with the agreed quality. In this case, liability is limited to the interests of performance.
Warranty claims for defects are to be asserted in court within one month of the seller's express written rejection of the claim. After this period they expire.
G. In connection with notices of defects, the assertion of processing fees and other costs by the buyer is excluded.
§ 8 sample calculation
Samples are calculated at the price of the sample goods.
The seller reserves the right to check the creditworthiness of the buyer before accepting the order. If this check reveals a poor or insufficient creditworthiness, the seller is entitled to withhold a contractually owed service even after acceptance of the order / order confirmation. In this case, the buyer is obliged to make advance payments. The seller's right of retention expires if the buyer has paid the seller the full consideration. The rights of the seller from §323 BGB remain unaffected.
§ 10 issue of invoices
The invoices are issued on the day of dispatch, or in the event of an unintentional delivery impediment on the day of dispatch.
The bills are payable:
within 10 days before the day of the invoice with a 4% discount.
from the 11th to the 30th day from the day the invoice is issued with a 2.25% discount
from the 31st to the 60th days from the date of issue of the invoice without discount. Deviations from this require a written agreement.
Checks and bills of exchange only count as payment after they have been cashed. Any discount and bank charges are borne by the buyer. If bills of exchange are accepted from the date of the invoice, a surcharge of 1% of the bill of exchange amount will be charged. The first condition of a term of 90 days from the date of issue applies.
The timely payment depends on the receipt of the payment amount in the seller's account. In the case of bank transfers, the day of credit on the seller's account applies.
§ 12 late payment
In the event of late payment, default interest in the amount of 8% above the base rate acc. § 247 BGB calculated. In addition, the buyer is obliged to compensate the seller for any further damage caused by delay.
Before full payment of the invoice amount due, including accrued default interest and any further damage caused by delay, the seller is not obliged to make any further deliveries from any current contract.
If the buyer is in arrears with a payment due, there will be a significant deterioration in his financial situation. the seller can demand prepayment for outstanding deliveries from any current contract, with the payment deadline.
The seller is also entitled. Revoke payment agreements and payment terms for other goods delivered, reclaim any bills of exchange from the bank and request cash payment. The right to prepayment does not become void by paying the amounts with which the buyer was in arrears.
In the case of several due claims, the seller determines which claim should be repaid in the event of payment. Without such a provision, the oldest claim is deemed to have been paid off first. An opposing provision of the buyer is ineffective.
Delivery deadlines and short deliveries, which are due to late payment, are borne by the buyer.
§ 13 method of payment
Payment must be made in cash, check, bank, checking or postal check transfer. If check protests occur, payment by check can no longer be made.
§ 14 Offsetting, right of retention
Offsetting is only permitted for undisputed or legally established claims. Retention of due invoice amounts is not permitted. Deductions (e.g. for postage) are not permitted under all circumstances.
§15 retention of title
The delivered goods remain the property of the seller for full payment of all conditional, limited or not yet due claims from the business relationship with the buyer. The retention of title remains in effect even if the seller is entitled to exemption from liability for bills of exchange as an exhibitor.
The buyer can sell the goods in the ordinary course of business. Any pledging or transfer of ownership of the goods in favor of third parties or any other impairment of the seller's rights by third parties is excluded. If the goods subject to retention of title are seized by third parties, the buyer must immediately inform the seller in writing.
All claims of the buyer from the resale of the reserved goods have already been assigned to the seller in advance. If the reserved goods are sold by the Beetle together with other goods that do not belong to the seller, the purchase price claim is only assigned in the amount of the value of the reserved goods.
At the request of the seller, the buyer must inform the debtors of the assigned claims. The seller has the right. to notify the debtors of the assignment and to collect the purchase price claims arising from the resale.
The seller will inform the buyer of the disclosure of the assignment. From this point on, the purchaser's right to collect the receivables from the resale ceases to apply.
If the buyer makes no payment at the due date, the seller can withdraw from the contract under the conditions of § 323 BGB and demand the surrender of the reserved goods. The seller's right to claim damages remains unaffected. Insofar as the seller demands compensation, the seller is entitled to a lump sum amounting to the buyer, subject to proof of higher damage for the work involved in taking back the goods and the impairment that has occurred in the meantime. Invoice 70% of the original purchase price. The buyer reserves the right to provide evidence that the seller did not incur damage or an impairment of the goods, or that the invoice is invoiced to a much lesser extent than at a flat rate.
After all claims arising from the business relationship with the buyer have been fulfilled, ownership of the reserved goods is transferred to the buyer without further notice. If the value of the collateral existing for the seller exceeds his claims in total by more than 20%, the seller will release collateral immediately upon his choice at the request of the buyer.
§ 16 return of the goods
The seller takes back goods from the buyer. without being obliged to do so. especially if the buyer becomes insolvent. the seller's invoiced claim against the buyer remains unaffected. The seller is obliged to try the best possible other sale of the returned goods. This attempt is successful. the buyer is only entitled to credit in the amount of the sales proceeds actually achieved by the seller.
In this respect, there is a setoff against the seller's invoiced claim. The seller's remaining invoice claim against the buyer remains in full. The buyer waives any objections to the amount of the sales proceeds obtained by the seller in other sales.
The contracts concluded with the seller are subject to the law of the Federal Republic of Germany.
In the event that some of the above provisions should be ineffective, this does not affect the validity of the terms and conditions as a whole or of its remaining parts. The possibly ineffective provisions are then to be replaced by such effective provisions which correspond to the possibly ineffective provisions in their economic sense.
These terms preclude the application of conflicting terms imposed by buyers on contract forms or in any other way.
These terms of delivery and payment apply only to legal transactions with buyers who are entrepreneurs I.S.d. §14 BGB.
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