Terms & conditions of trades.


“Company” means 'Capital investopedia'. “Customer” means any person, firm, company, government body or other entity which the Company contracts to supply goods or services.

Orders for specially ordered, services may not be cancelled, deferred or varied by the Customer without the prior written consent of the Company.The Customer acknowledges and agrees that the Company may require full or part payment with order, prior to delivery of service. In the event the scope, nature or extent of the work required to be undertaken by the Company to produce the provide the services change (including, without limitation, as a result of the Customer not providing required specifications or other information in the prescribed form or within the required time frame, requesting special freight, provision of mock-up of goods, ordering special material, etc.) the Customer will be responsible for and pay for all extra costs and charges associated with the changes. The Company shall be entitled to increase the price for specially ordered, made or customised goods and services if there is an increase in the cost to the Company of supplying the services due to changes in the charges, production, duty, exchange rate fluctuations or other increases in the cost to the Company of supplying the goods or services. In the event the Customer provides the Company with specifications for the supply of services by the Company for the Customer, the Customer warrants to the Company that the specifications and any goods or services supplied by the Company based on the said specifications will comply with all applicable laws relating to the supply of such goods and services and not infringe the trade mark, copyright, patent, design, other intellectual property rights or other rights of any third party, and the Customer shall indemnify and keep the Company fully indemnified from and against any and all suits, actions, claims, demands, losses, liabilities, damages, costs and expenses which may be made or brought against or suffered or incurred by the Company arising out of or in connection in any way with the use by the Company of the said specifications or the manufacture and supply of goods or services based on the said specifications.

Whilst the Company endeavours to effect deliveries or execute orders by the requested or estimated date, the Company shall not be liable for any loss or damage whatsoever (including, without limitation, special or consequential loss or damage) caused directly or indirectly by any early delivery or delay or failure to deliver. The Company reserves the right to make delivery in instalments and to invoice each instalment as a separate order. Signature of any delivery note by any agent, employee or representative of the Customer (or where delivery is to the Customer’s carrier, by such carrier or its agent) shall be conclusive proof of delivery.

The Company reserves the right to vary the prices charged from time to time without prior notification. Published and quoted prices are (unless otherwise indicated) for the provision of services Ex Works the Company’s premises and are exclusive of any services tax and any applicable taxes and duties and costs and charges associated with the carriage, and all such items shall be included as an additional item in the invoiced price. Goods and services (including, without limitation, changes in the scope, nature or extent of work) will be invoiced at the price ruling at the date of delivery.

Where credit facilities have been approved by the Company, payment for services shall be due and payable by the Customer by the last Date that fixed with the client and company in which the invoice for the services is issued by the Company; provided however that in the event an Event of Default occurs all actual and contingent amounts owing by the Customer to the Company whether or not then due for payment (including, without limitation, for orders which have been accepted by the Company but which have not been filled or delivered) shall be due and payable by the Customer upon demand by the Company. The Company reserves the right to terminate all or part of the Customer’s credit facility at any time in its absolute discretion and to require full or part payment with order or prior to delivery. The Company also reserves the right to the maximum extent permitted by law to charge all bank and other credit provider or facility fees and charges incurred by the Company in processing the Customer’s payment, including (without limitation) by credit card or for dishonoured payment. The Customer agrees to pay all costs incurred by the Company for the collection of any monies owing by the Customer to the Company which are not paid when due (including, without limitation, commission charges by collection agencies and legal costs and disbursements (on an own solicitor/client indemnity basis), including (without limitation) instructing the Company’s lawyers to provide advice in relation to, and/or to commence, the collection of monies owing by the Customer to the Company) upon demand by the Company. in the condition of any misundestanding solve the problem between client and company.

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