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Reservation
The reservation of objects is valid for a maximum period of 20 days. (from the day on which we receive your request)
Sale
a. A contract of sale (which we will send you), which is a contract of a sale for cash, will be drawn up in two copies and signed by the two parties. If sent by fax, the signed documents will be considered valid..
b. The head office of the vendor is the place where any eventual legal matters will be settled..
c. All subsequent modification to the signature is valid only by written agreement.
Conditions of payment:
a. Payments are made in cash, at the latest on reception of the goods
b. At the time or ordering the purchaser pays a deposit of minimum 20% of the total purchase price. If the client renounces the purchase of an object, he will not be reimbursed any deposit which he may already have paid (art.158 Code des Obligations) The non-payment of the above-mentioned deposit does not invalidate the present contract.
c. The contract which we will send you is equivalent to an acknowledgement of debt.
d. The goods remain the property of the vendor until total payment of the price of sale. The vendor is authorised at any time to record his property reserve in the official register.
e. In the case of non-payment or incomplete payment within 30 days of the day on which payment is due, the vendor has the possibility of breaking the contract and requesting reparation. The deposit being considered to cover partial reparation of the prejudice only.
Payment options:
Cash, cheques, bank or postal transfers..
Deliveries
a. The delivery times are given in good faith. If the delivery cannot be carried out in time, the purchaser can require the vendor, in writing, to deliver the goods within 30 days of the request. After this lapse of time the purchaser can terminate the contract by registered letter; the deposit and accounts will be reimbursed without interest. The purchaser relinquishes all other claims.
b. If the purchaser does not take delivery within the agreed time limit, the entire price is nevertheless due. From this moment the costs of storage and all risks are payable by the purchaser. After a summons addressed to the purchaser, the vendor can terminate the contract and demand reparation of damages. An eventual deposit only constitutes partial reparation of damages.
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Consult our sales contract here (pdf).
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