Terms & Conditions

Definitions

1. Buyer: Refers to the individual who purchases or agrees to purchase goods from the Seller. Conditions: The terms and conditions of the sale, as outlined in this document, and any special terms and conditions mutually agreed upon in writing by the Seller. Goods: The specific items that the Buyer commits to purchasing from the Seller. Price: The total cost of the Goods, inclusive of VAT and carriage charges. Seller: Lekto Woodfuels Ltd.

2. Contractual Terms These terms and conditions will serve as the foundation of the agreement between the Seller and the Buyer concerning the sale of Goods. They will prevail over all other terms and conditions, including the Buyer's standard purchasing conditions or any other conditions that the Buyer may attempt to apply via a purchase order, order confirmation, or any other document. Any orders for Goods will be considered an offer from the Buyer to procure Goods from the Seller in accordance with these Conditions.

The acceptance of Goods upon delivery will be viewed as conclusive proof of the Buyer's consent to these Conditions.

Any modifications to these Conditions require written agreement by the Seller. These Conditions constitute the entire agreement between the Seller and the Buyer, superseding any previously issued terms and conditions.

1. Pricing The Price will be the amount specified in the Seller's order confirmation, encompassing a 5% VAT for domestic customers. Business customers may be eligible for a reduced VAT rate on certain deliveries, subject to compliance with legislative requirements. In cases where business customers do not meet these requirements, they are obligated to pay the standard VAT rate.

2. Payment and Interest The Price must be settled at the time of purchasing the goods unless otherwise arranged in writing with the Seller.

The Buyer is required to pay all invoices in full and refrain from employing any set-off or counter-claim against the Seller's submitted invoices.

1. Goods The quantity and description of the Goods will be as stipulated in the order confirmation.

2. Goods Delivery Goods will be delivered to the Buyer's specified address. The Buyer should make all necessary preparations to accept delivery on the date notified by the Seller.

While the Seller will make reasonable efforts to dispatch the Goods on an agreed delivery date, it does not guarantee to do so. The exact timing of delivery is not a crucial element of the contract.

The Seller shall not be held liable for any loss or damage, whether arising directly or indirectly from delayed or incomplete delivery of the Goods. If partial delivery occurs, the Buyer agrees not to reject the Goods but to accept them as partial performance of the contract.

In cases where the Buyer fails to take delivery of the Goods on the agreed date or no specific date has been determined when the Goods are ready for dispatch, the Seller is entitled to store and insure the Goods. The Seller may also charge the Buyer reasonable costs for these actions.

1. Acceptance of Goods The Buyer will be considered to have accepted the Goods 48 hours after their delivery.

The Buyer is responsible for conducting a thorough inspection of the Goods within 48 hours of delivery. Any defects, that could have been reasonably identified through examination, must be reported in writing to the Seller within 4 working days of the Goods' delivery. If the Buyer accepts or is deemed to have accepted the Goods, they cannot reject Goods that do not conform to the contract.

1. Title and Risk The risk will transfer upon the delivery of the Goods to the Buyer's address.

However, the title to the Goods will remain with the Seller until the full amount due under the invoice, including interest and costs, has been completely paid. Until the title passes, the Buyer should store and identify the Goods as the Seller's property, serving as a bailee for the Seller. The Seller may reclaim the Goods at any time before the title transfer without incurring any liability to the Buyer.