§ 1 Application § 2 Place of Performance and Freight 2. Delivery will be in the most appropriate and cost effective packaging. 3. CT-Video will arrange for transportation insurance, the costs of which are to be borne by the Customer. § 3 Delivery 2. In the event of industrial disputes and operational interruptions the contractual times for delivery will be extended automatically by the period of the interruption. 3. In the event of subsequent changes to the contract, which may influence the delivery dates, such delivery dates are deemed automatically extended, unless otherwise agreed in writing. 4. In the event that the Customer fails to comply with his own contractual obligations (for example in the case of technical enquiries) the time for delivery is extended appropriately. 5. The Supplier is entitled to deliver by instalments. 6. In the event that security measures are necessary in the case of works to be carried out by CT-Video, it shall be the Customer’s responsibility to ensure that such measures are taken and adhered to. The Customer shall bear all necessary costs. Insofar as any inspections are necessary, the Customer shall make the § 4 Price, Payment and Delay 2. Unless otherwise agreed for individual orders, payment is due on delivery without deduction. 3. Insofar as delivery has been agreed to be by instalments, or part deliveries have been made pursuant to paragraph 3.5 above, the relevant instalment price is due on each instalment delivery. 4. In the event of late payment, the Customer agrees to pay interest at the rate of 8% above the base rate pursuant to paragraph 247 of the German Civil Code (BGB). The Supplier shall be entitled to exercise a right of refusal of delivery also when there has previously been late payment of deliveries. 5. In the event of a substantial deterioration of the Customer’s financial situation following the entering into this contract, the Supplier shall be entitled, at its choice, to set a time limit within which delivery shall be against payment only in respect of any remaining delivery obligations. In the event that the Customer fails to comply with its payment obligations within this time limit, the Supplier shall be entitled to withdraw from the contract. § 5 Products for areas at risk of explosion § 6 Guarantee Claims, Complaints 2. In the event of defective goods the Customer is entitled to either remedy the defects or to request replacement delivery. All other guarantee claims are excluded. In the event that neither remedy nor replacement are possible, the Customer has the option to either withdraw from the contract, request a reduction in purchase price or claim damages pursuant to current legal entitlements. The time for replacement delivery must take into account the time required by the Supplier to obtain the goods. 3. The Customer is under an obligation to examine each delivery on receipt and to notify the Supplier of recognisable defects promptly and in any event within 7 days of delivery. 4. Latent defects are to be notified to the Supplier immediately after their discovery. 5. The right to assign or transfer any guarantee claims without onward sale to a third party is hereby excluded. 6. The Customer shall inform the Supplier immediately in the event that guarantee claims are raised by a customer of the Customer. |
§ 7 Liability 2. The Supplier shall not be liable whatsoever for untypical damage, damage which was not foreseeable, or damage which could have been prevented by the Customer. In particular, the Supplier shall not be liable for damage arising from improper use or lack of proper supervision of electrical products and installations on the part of the Customer. 3. All limitations of liability shall also apply to liability arising from culpa in contrahendo, alternatively as provided by paragraph 311.2 of the German Civil Code (BGB) and unauthorised acts. Furthermore, the Supplier shall not be liable for any consequential damage, liability for which is covered by the provisions of paragraph 241.2 of the German Civil Code (BGB), unless the other party was, by virtue of a position of trust or special knowledge between the parties, entitled to rely upon proper fulfilment of obligations by the other, or where contractual obligations are of the essence. 4. No limitation or exclusion of liability shall apply in the event that the Supplier is responsible for any damage and injury to life, body and health. § 8 Retention of Title 2. The Customer is entitled to sell or process the goods in the ordinary course of his business but is prohibited from pledging the goods or charge them by way of security to third parties. This is inapplicable in situations in which the sale is to third parties which have excluded, or limited, any claims against them in respect of supplied goods under a retention of title clause. 3. The Customer hereby assigns to the Supplier any claims he may have as a result of the onward sale of the goods, or any other legal reason (see paragraph 950 of the BGB). The Supplier accepts this assignment. Irrespective of this assignment and the Supplier’s right to collect debts due the Customer remains entitled to collect any trade debts following the assignment for as long as he complies with his obligations under the contract, is not overdue with his payments, is not subject to insolvency proceedings, is able to pay his debts and it does not become obvious following conclusion of the agreement that the Supplier’s ability to obtain payment by the Customer is jeopardised. The Customer must on demand forthwith provide the Supplier with all necessary information relating to any assigned claims and must inform his customers of this assignment. The entitlement of the Customer to assign his trade debts to third parties is, to the extent of the Supplier’s claims against him, hereby expressly prohibited. In the event of payment from the Customer being overdue, the Supplier shall be entitled to demand forthwith the return of any unpaid for goods. 4. Any processing or alteration of the goods by the Customer is done by him as manufacturer on behalf of the Supplier. If the goods are processed with other goods not belonging to the Supplier, the Supplier acquires co-ownership in the new product in proportion of the value of its own goods to that of the value of goods used from other suppliers. If the processing of different goods results in a new main product, it is hereby agreed, that the Customer grants to the Supplier co-ownership in the new product which is to be roportionate to the value of its own goods used in the process. The Customer, or his end customer, hold ownership in trust on behalf of the Supplier. 5. Items 1-3 apply to new products which have resulted from processing, mixing or alterations. 6. In the event of payment by bill of exchange or cheque (irrespective of whether such payment is made by the Customer to the Supplier, or by the end customer to the Customer who then passes on payment in that form to the Supplier) then the Supplier’s title in the goods shall continue to be reserved until any bill of exchange or cheque has been met by the Customer or the end customer and will not be brought to an end by the crediting to the Supplier of the bill of exchange or the cheque. § 9 Intellectual Property Rights § 10 Applicable Law and Jurisdiction 2. The place of performance for all contractual obligations arising out of this contract shall be the place of business of the Supplier. All disputes arising out of this contractual relationship shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the Court of the Supplier’s place of business and, if the Supplier so determines, also the Court at the place of business of the Customer. 3. No variations by the parties to this contract, including variations relating to this clause, shall be binding unless agreed in writing. § 11 Translation © 04/2003 CT-Video GmbH, Rothenschirmbach, Germany |
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