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Conditions of Use
This web
site is provided in good faith by Something Special. Please treat this
site with the same care and respect as you would a bricks and mortar shop.
Every care
has been placed into this site to ensure your rights are protected and
your shopping experience is safe and secure. Should you find that there
is something you need to comment on, then please feel free to contact
something special by clicking on this
link.
Summary
- Consumer
Guarantees Act 1993 applies to goods acquired for private purposes only
- Invoices
are to be presented for warranty purposes
- The title
of goods does not pass to the purchaser until all goods are paid in
full and cleared by our bank
- Warranty
will be void if goods are found tampered with.
- Warranty
will be void if Something Special labels are removed and/or tampered
with
- Warranty
does not cover damage to other equipment used in conjunction with these
goods.
- All warranties
are RTB (return to base) unless otherwise stated.
Introduction
Something
Special Limited hereinafter referred to as 'the Company'. The customer
of the Company named to overleaf is hereinafter referred to as 'the Customer'.
These terms and conditions shall be the conditions of the contract and
shall apply to each order of goods made by the Customer to the Company.
To the extent permitted by law, all other conditions, warranties, descriptions,
representation and agreements whether expressed or implied by law, trade
custom or otherwise are extended, except for the terms set out in the
Company's invoice, which includes the official printed warranty.
Orders
Orders shall
be treated as placed when the Customer signs the order or otherwise places
the order.
Terms of
Payment and Price
The price
of the goods shall be the Company's standard price for those goods at
the time of delivery to the Customer plus New Zealand GST (Goods and Services
Tax).
The price of the goods shall be paid in full prior to delivery, without
set off, counterclaim, cross demand or deduction whatsoever, unless otherwise
agreed in writing by the Company.
The Company may withdraw or modify credit facilities at any time without
notice and in its sole discretion.
Warranty
and Returns
All warranties
on goods sold by the Company are stated and printed below, or in the price
guide supplied to the Customer from time to time, and shall form part
of the General Terms and Conditions of Sale unless otherwise agreed in
writing by the Company. Under NO circumstances may the Customer change
any warranty on any of the Company's products. Warranties are not transferable.
The Customer is to contact the Company to obtain a Return Authorisation
Number prior to returning goods for replacement or credit. Goods will
then be dealt with under the Company's Returns Procedure which is printed
in the price guide supplied to the Customer from time to time.
Warranty
Defective
goods will be replaced, repaired, credit given or the purchase price refunded
(at the Company's discretion), if the goods, this invoice and an accurate
description of the fault (including any error messages) are returned to
Something Special Ltd within the warranty period following the date of
the invoice.
All courier and insurance costs shall be paid by the Customer, including
returns for warranties, which must be prepaid.
This warranty
is voidable at the Company's discretion if:
- The defect
results from incorrect storage or handling by the carrier or the Customer
or any other person not under direct control of the Company.
- Any attempt
to rectify the defect is made by any person not authorised by the Company
to do so.
- The defective
goods have been modified without prior written approval of the Company.
- The Company
labels are removed or peeled.
- The further
terms and information relating to this warranty and relating to the
return of goods which appear in the Company's price guide, as amended
from time to time, are not complied with.
- The Company
is not obliged to replace or refund the cost of any defective goods
while the Customer is in default in performance of any of its obligations
to the Company.
To the extent
permitted by law, the Company shall not be liable for any loss of profits
or any consequential, indirect or special loss, damage or injury of any
kind suffered by the Customer or any other person, arising directly or
indirectly from the use of goods supplied on this invoice.
The Customer acquires the goods for the purposes of a business (in terms
of the New Zealand Consumer Guarantees Act 1993) and the Customer agrees
not to assert or to attempt to assert any rights or claims against the
Company under the provisions of the Act. Returns shall be made by the
Customer only and not the 'end user' unless prior written authority of
a Manager of the Company.
Where the Customer supplies the goods in trade to a person acquiring them
for business purposes, it must be a term in that person's contract that
the Consumer Guarantees Act does not apply in respect of the goods.
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