Definitions:
The Seller means Daxten Limited. The Buyer means the person or company whose order for goods is accepted by the Seller. The Goods means goods or services supplied by the Seller.
Variations:
Variations to the terms and conditions can only be made with the express and written consent of a director of the Seller.
Payment Terms:
Strictly 30 days from the date of invoice. Accounts not paid on time will automatically go on hold after due date until paid. Repetition of late payment will terminate credit facilities.
Deliveries:
Seller will be responsible for loss or damage to goods until delivered or collected. Delivery is to the customer’s ground floor entrance.
Returns, Shortage or Damaged Goods:
Any shortage or damaged goods in a delivery must be reported to the Seller in writing within 3 days of receipt of goods.
No goods can be returned to the Seller without a returns number obtained from the Seller. The Seller will, at its sole discretion, replace or repair the goods or refund the value of the goods. The Seller will not, in any circumstances whatsoever, be liable for any incidental or
consequential loss arising directly or indirectly from the supply of faulty or damaged goods, or from short or non-supply of goods. Liability of the Seller will be limited to the cost of replacing or repairing faulty goods.
Goods returned “no longer required” or “ordered in error” will be accepted by the Seller if they are in “as supplied” condition and if the return is within 14 days of delivery date. A minimum charge of 15% of the invoice value will be made to cover administrative costs. Goods returned after 14 days will be on a negotiated basis only. Custom and specially ordered goods will not be accepted for return. Once ordered such goods cannot be cancelled.
Ownership and Retention of Title:
Equitable and beneficial ownership of goods supplied will remain with the Seller until the Buyer pays for goods in full, although risk will pass to the Buyer upon delivery of the goods. The Buyer will undertake to properly store and insure the goods and have them identified as the Seller’s property. In the event of default of payment on the due date the Seller will be entitled to repossess any goods, which remain, it’s property. The Buyer shall afford access at such times as required by the Seller to any premises occupied by the Buyer where the goods might be situated.