1. Quotations or price offers are only valid if they are accepted within 15 days of the date stated on them by signing the agreement.
By signing an agreement, the customer accepts the general terms and conditions stipulated below.
Conditions to the contrary are only valid if they are expressly confirmed in writing by the seller.
2. Any protest regarding invoicing must be notified by registered letter within 8 days of receipt.
Any subsequent protest is considered irrevocably late and indicates an acceptance of purchased goods.
3. Unless otherwise stated on the invoice, each payment must be made within 15 days of receipt of the invoice.
The invoices are payable in Lebbeke. Any delay in payment entails default interest of 8% per year without a notice of default being required, and this on top of a fixed compensation of 10% calculated on the principal sum, including VAT with a minimum of 50 euros.
4. For all disputes, the courts of the district East – Flanders department Dendermonde are exclusively competent. The application of the Vienna Sales Convention is expressly excluded.
1. Quotations or price offers are only valid if they are accepted within 30 days of the date stated on them by signing the agreement.
By signing an agreement, the customer – also a private individual – accepts the general terms and conditions stipulated below.
Conditions to the contrary are only valid if they are expressly confirmed in writing by the contractor.
2. Any protest regarding invoicing must be notified by registered letter within 8 days of receipt.
Any later protest is considered irrevocably late and indicates an acceptance of the execution of the work.
3. Unless otherwise stated on the invoice, each payment must be made within 15 days of receipt of the invoice.
The invoices are payable in Lebbeke. Any delay in payment entails a default interest of 1% per month without a notice of default being required, and this in addition to a fixed compensation of 10% calculated on the principal sum, including VAT with a minimum of 50 euros.
4. Only the Court of First Instance and the Court of Commerce in Dendermonde are competent for all disputes, unless the contractor chooses to apply the rules of common law.