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GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS BOING NV
I. GENERAL
1. These general terms and conditions apply to all agreements
concluded through the www.boing-inflatables.com website and to any
distance contract concluded between NV BOING, with registered office
at 8480 Ichtegem, Fabriekweg 15, with enterprise number
0438.471.969, RPR Gent division Oostende (referred to as “BOING”)
and the customer.
2. Any deviation to these general terms and conditions shall only be
valid if expressly accepted in writing by BOING.
II. GENERAL
1. Quotations
All offers, quotations, and quotes are always non-binding and valid for
a maximum period of 14 days, unless otherwise stated. The
information regarding products, services, and pricing, as well as
detailed order information, which has been drawn up and
communicated are subject to variation or amendment.
2. Prices
A. All prices quoted by BOING are in euros and exclude VAT, other taxes
imposed by the government, transportation and insurance costs,
installation costs, and service and work costs, unless expressly agreed
otherwise in writing.
B. BOING reserves the right to decline the agreement without giving
any reason or explanation thereto, and without being liable to pay any
compensation.
C. In certain cases, promotional prices apply. These prices are valid only
during a specific period or as long as stocks last. No entitlement to
these prices may be invoked before or after the specific period. They
are not binding on BOING in any way whatsoever unless the contrary is
expressly and unambiguously stipulated in writing in the quotation
itself. If items are discounted or promotions apply after the order is
placed, the customer can make no claim on a reimbursement of the
price difference.
D. BOING is not responsible for any form of customs duty or other taxes
that may be applied after shipment.
3. Payment
A. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, payment of the total amount due
by the customer shall be made by the customer prior to delivery of
goods, or in cash upon delivery (only possible for amounts less than
3,000.00 euros).
B. If payment in arrears is agreed upon, payment must be received by
BOING no later than 7 days after the invoice date.
C. If you choose to pay on delivery, we reserve the right to demand a
deposit of 70% of the amount payable.
D. BOING is not liable for errors in the execution of the payment order.
E. When any Internet order, telephone order, or email order has been
confirmed by BOING, BOING will proceed to order the ordered items.
F. In the absence of payment within 30 days after the invoice date, the
invoiced amount will be increased by operation of law and without
prior notice of default and without reminder, with late-payment
interest. If you are a consumer within the meaning of Article I.1., 2°
Economic Law Code, BOING applies the statutory interest rate for this.
If you are a professional customer or enterprise within the meaning of
Article I.1., 1° Economic Law Code, then BOING applies the interest rate
as provided for in the Act of 2 August 2002 on combating late payment
in commercial transactions. In addition, the customer is obliged to pay
a lump-sum compensation of 10% on each unpaid invoice amount, also
by operation of law and without formal notice, and with a minimum of
250 euros, without prejudice to the right to prove multiple damage and
disadvantages, including by charging for procedural expenditure, costs
and fees paid to a lawyer in the event of judicial recovery. In case of
late repayment by BOING, the same default interest and damages shall
apply.
G. Non-payment of an invoice on the due date will incur the immediate
payment of all outstanding invoices, including any existing invoices that
are not yet due, and will nullify all existing payment conditions and
methods.
H. If the amounts owed by the customer are not paid (on time), BOING
reserves the right to suspend any further work until the outstanding
debt is settled. In this case, the customer cannot claim damages or
invoke the agreed upon execution deadlines. BOING, on the other
hand, retains the right to claim damages from the customer due to
termination of the order, consisting of the compensation for the
services provided and the costs up to the termination, increased by a
lump sum compensation for the loss of profits.
I. The application for judicial reorganisation (whether amicable or
judicial), suspension of payments - even if not officially established - or
any other fact indicating the customer’s insolvency, shall result in all
invoices relating to the provided services and goods becoming
immediately due and payable.
4. Cancellation
If the agreement is entered into at a fixed price, the customer may
terminate it at any time upon payment to BOING of compensation
equal to the services already provided and the materials already
purchased, and compensation for the loss of profits.
If the customer declines the order, nullifies the agreement or if it
cannot be executed, the customer must pay compensation of 50% of
the total amount of the order.
If BOING fails to fulfill the agreement, the customer is entitled to
compensation similar to that which BOING may demand from the
customer if the customer fails to fulfill the contract.
III. SALES
1. General
1.1. Retention of title
A. BOING will remain the sole and absolute owner of the goods, even if
the goods are delivered to the customer before receipt of payment,
until the customer has paid BOING all that the customer owes BOING
pursuant to the agreement, such as payment of the full price, any latepayment
interest still due, and all additional costs. Any advances paid
remain acquired by BOING by way of compensation for possible losses
at resale. However, the risk in the goods already delivered passes to
the customer at the time of delivery, even in the event of
transformation or incorporation to other goods.
B. The customer is prohibited from selling the goods sold or pledging
them to a third party or disposing of them in any way, as long as the
sales price has not been paid in full. Failure to comply with this
prohibition will incur a lump sum compensation in the amount of 50%
of the sales price of the goods for which the customer will be held
liable. If the goods are sold to a third party anyway, the right to the
ensuing sales price shall replace the right to the goods sold. Under the
provisions mentioned above, BOING shall have the right of recovering
immediately the goods sold with their accessories, from the place
where they are located, with any and all costs for the recovery,
including dismantling, transportation and similar costs to be charged to
the customer. The buyer shall be committed to inform BOING of the
place where the goods sold are located and shall have to co-operate in
the recovery thereof. Should this removal be impeded for any reason
by the customer, their employees or their creditors, the customer is
bound by law to pay compensation of 250 euros per day until the day
that the goods are once again in BOING’s possession. All this is without
prejudice to BOING’s privilege which it will be free to invoke at its
discretion.
C. If the customer is in default with the fulfilment of the payment
obligation or has payment difficulties or if BOING believes the payment
of the outstanding invoices is uncertain, BOING will be entitled to
repossess the goods delivered that are still with the customer under
retention of title. If applicable, the customer is obliged to immediately
notify the possessing bailiff and the curator in its bankruptcy about the
retention of title by BOING to the goods delivered.
D. By accepting these general terms and conditions of delivery, the
customer already now irrevocably authorises BOING to enter the
customer’s sites and buildings in order to repossess the delivered
goods, without prejudice to BOING’s right to compensation for the
damage suffered by BOING.
1.2. Delivery
A. The delivery period shall always be determined in mutual
consultation. Insofar as the quotation indicates a delivery period, the
period is purely indicative and constitutes no commitment of any kind.
B. Mention of delivery dates on the website, offers, confirmations
and/or agreements are indicative and not binding, but will be observed
to the greatest extent possible.
C. BOING will inform the customer if the product ordered by the
customer is not in stock and will not be available in the short term.
Where possible, BOING will provide the customer with an alternative
item of at least equal price and quality.
D. The full order will not be shipped until all products are ready to ship.
An exception to this may be made at the express request of the
customer.
E. The delivery period shall commence upon receipt by BOING of all
required information regarding the execution of the order and upon
payment of the deposit. If an order and/or the execution of an order is
modified at the request of the customer, the initially agreed delivery
period shall only commence once an agreement concerning the
modifications is concluded.
F. If, at the request of the customer, modifications are made to the
delivery period and/or the place of delivery and/or the delivery
conditions, or if the customer has provided incorrect information to
BOING, BOING shall acquire the right to charge the customer for the
additional costs incurred. If the VAT undergo changes before the date
of delivery, the total price shall be adjusted accordingly.
G. The delivery period shall be suspended in case of force majeure,
strikes, lockout, operating difficulties, etc. independently of the will of
BOING, both in its own workshops and those of BOING’s suppliers. This
also applies in the event of disruption in transport companies, and in
the event of a pandemic, an epidemic, mobilisation, war, requisitions,
riots and similar events. This also applies if such circumstances hinder
domestic and international production and delivery options. This list is
illustrative and not restrictive.
1.3. Shipping and delivery
A. The customer should check their address information in the
confirmation email for accuracy. The customer is obligated to report
any inaccuracies to BOING no later than 3 business days prior to the
agreed upon delivery date. Any costs resulting from incorrect address
information on the delivery note will be charged to the customer.
B. Deliveries are made by an external carrier who brings the goods to
the doorstep of the provided address.
C. Upon delivery by the courier, the customer shall sign the courier's
consignment note for delivery.
D. From the moment of delivery or collection of the goods, the
customer shall bear all risks related to the goods sold.
E. If the customer refuses to take immediate delivery of the correct and
undamaged goods offered to him, any resulting freight costs, storage
expenses, etc. shall be borne by the customer.
F. The customer is deemed to have accepted the goods on the day of
delivery, except in the event of a clearly defined and detailed complaint
that must be disclosed to BOING by registered letter to BOING’s
registered office address within 14 business days. The customer cannot
invoke a complaint to suspend or delay payment of invoices or sales
receipts.
G. Minor deviations in quality, quantity, width, colours, size, finish, etc.
that are admissible in the trade, or technically unavoidable, cannot
constitute grounds for complaints, nor can colour deviations of
materials and photos on the website. If the customer assembles items
delivered by BOING themself, the customer shall assure that the items
are in good condition prior to assembly. After assembly by the
customer, any claims with respect to visible deviations shall expire.
H. Warranty stipulations shall apply exclusively to the agreed
corresponded use of the delivered goods or executed work. Injudicious
acting or failing care for the delivered goods excludes any complaint
and voids all guarantees and any warranty. Neither discolouration of
plastics, textiles or fibres which is unavoidable from a technical point
of view or which is generally permissible according to normal business
practices, nor minor deviations of any other kind shall entitle a
customer to replacement, repair or compensation.
1.4. Guarantees
A. BOING guarantees that the items delivered by BOING meet the
requirements of usability, reliability and durability as may reasonably
be expected by the parties to the agreement. Should the product
purchased by the customer have visible defects upon delivery, these
defects must be reported in accordance with article III, 1.4, D of these
general terms and conditions.
B. The products in BOING’s assortment come with a factory warranty
according to the warranty stipulations of the respective manufacturers
in accordance with article III, 1.4, E. If the customer wishes to make a
claim under the warranty, this should preferably be reported to BOING
in writing. The warranty claim should include the purchase order and
photos. The warranty applies only to normal use. The warranty only
covers manufacturing defects. The warranty is degressive, and the full
warranty on manufacturing defects is only applicable for 2 years.
C. No warranty applies in the following circumstances:
- Normal wear and tear;
- If proof of purchase cannot be presented;
- Injudicious use;
- If damage has been caused by intent or gross negligence;
- In case of external calamity (e.g.: lightning strike, power
failure, natural disasters, etc.);
- In case the defect is the result of repair or other work
performed by third parties.
D. The customer is obliged to examine immediately after delivery of the
ordered items whether BOING has properly fulfilled the agreement and
is furthermore obliged to notify BOING in writing of any observed
defects immediately, but at the latest within 14 business days after
delivery. If you are a consumer, you must notify BOING in writing of the
non-conformity of the delivered good within 2 years of the delivery of
the good. Failure to do so will result in BOING being deemed to have
fulfilled its obligations under the agreement.
E. BOING gives you the following warranty against hidden defects
existing at the time of purchase: the legal warranty period for
consumers is 2 years / the warranty period for professional customers
is also 2 years. This warranty commences on the collection date or the
delivery date.
2. Sales via the web shop
2.1. Distance selling
A. All quotations of prices, specifications, photos and/or other
indications of items and/or services are carefully displayed on the
website by BOING. However, BOING cannot guarantee the accuracy of
these quotations and indications. BOING shall not bound to deliver any
orders that were placed on the basis of incorrect information on the
website. Certain references and links on the website may give access
to sites and sources of information that are exploited and maintained
by third parties. BOING does not control these sites and sources of
information and does not accept any liability regarding the information
provided by a third party.
B. Agreements are concluded when BOING confirms the order placed.
This confirmation comes as soon as possible following the receipt of
the electronic order form sent by the customer, in accordance with the
order procedure as stated on the website. By placing the order, the
payment obligation arises on the part of the customer. By submitting
the order form, the customer declares to have read and agreed to these
terms and conditions.
C. When placing their order, the customer (in case they are a consumer)
expressly acknowledges that this order implies a payment obligation.
D. An agreement between BOING and the customer shall be concluded
in Dutch.
E. Order process: We perform the following technical steps to reach the
conclusion of a distance contract with the customer:
• The customer sees a detailed example of their chosen product;
• If applicable, the customer can choose the desired size and color of
the product;
• The customer can then click “order” to add the product to their
shopping cart;
• If desired, the customer can click “continue shopping” to add multiple
products to the cart;
• The customer can then click “order” again on the shopping cart
screen;
• “New” customers do not need to create an account, but are required
to provide personal details when placing an order;
• The customer can indicate which payment method they prefer;
• The customer will see an order summary of their selected products;
• The customer proceeds to order and acknowledges their payment
obligation by clicking the “Checkout” button;
• BOING confirms the purchase by sending an order confirmation by
email.
2.2. Prices
A. Prices listed on the website apply only to the delivery of items
purchased through the website. Subject to price changes and
typesetting and/or printing errors.
B. The quotations or statements of prices on this website are to be
regarded as an invitation to potential customers to make an offer.
2.3. Payments
A. Payment is made in advance by the customer through the Internet
payment environment available and offered through the website or by
manual bank transfers, payments by bank transfer are also made
through this payment environment. In exceptional cases, the purchase
amount may be paid upon delivery by card or cash payment, but only
after express consent of BOING.
2.4. Revocation (for consumers only)
A. The customer has the right to revoke the contract from the order
date until 14 business days after receipt of the item without giving any
reason. However, this period should not be confused with a ‘trial
period’. All revocations should preferably be submitted to BOING in
writing. A model form can be found here:
https://economie.fgov.be/sites/default/files/Files/Forms/Formulierherroeping.
pdf.
You must at least include your full name, phone number, and order
number in case of revocation. In case of revocation, the item must be
returned to BOING immediately and responsibly (i.e., with as little risk
of damage as possible).
B. If you withdraw from this agreement, we shall reimburse to you all
payments received from you, including the costs of delivery (with the
exception of any supplementary costs resulting from your choice of a
type of delivery other than the least expensive type of standard
delivery offered by us), without undue delay and in any event not later
than 14 days from the day on which we are informed about your
decision to withdraw from this agreement. We will refund using the
same payment method that you have used for the initial transaction,
unless you expressly agree to a different way; in any event, this refund
will not incur any fees for you.
You must return or hand over the goods to us without delay, but in any
case no later than 14 days after the day on which you notify us of the
decision to withdraw from the agreement. You are on time if you send
the goods back before the 14-day period has expired.
You will have to bear the direct cost of returning the goods. If, due to
their nature, the goods cannot be returned by normal mail, the goods
can be picked up by BOING’s carrier. In that case, you will have to bear
the direct cost of returning the goods. The costs are estimated at a
maximum of 250 euros (incl. VAT) per pallet shipment within Belgium.
For multiple pallet shipments, the maximum cost amount shall be
multiplied by the number of pallets.
C. You are only liable for any reduced value of the goods resulting from
the use of the goods that goes further than what is necessary to
establish the nature, characteristics and functioning of the goods (nonexhaustive:
the returned goods are not complete or not in their original
condition, the goods are used, dirty or damaged, ...). In this case, BOING
will be entitled to compensation corresponding to the actual damages
suffered by BOING.
3. Custom sales
3.1. Intellectual property rights
A. All intellectual property rights, copyright, and the drawing or model
rights with regard to BOING’s designed models, sketches, graphic
designs, photos, logos and other creations as well as with regard to the
subsequently produced copies of the product are retained by and
belong exclusively to BOING, unless otherwise agreed in writing, with
the prohibition of counterfeiting, reprint or changes.
B. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the materials provided to the
customer, such as models, sketches, graphic designs, photos, logos and
other creations, shall remain the property of BOING.
C. BOING reserves the right to use the final results of projects and/or
names of customers for publicity purposes, as well as the right to
mention its name or logo on the final results of projects, unless
expressly agreed otherwise in writing.
3.2. Warranties
A. BOING warrants that the design supplied to the customer has been
made by them or on their behalf and that they are the author within
the meaning of the Belgian Copyright Act (Auteurswet) and as the
copyright owner has control over the work.
B. BOING respects existing copyrights and legal copyright holders.
BOING warrants that the execution of the final delivered designs will
not infringe on the copyright of third parties unless specifically stated
and agreed upon with the customer. In such case, the customer agrees
to legally indemnify BOING (and its employees and any subcontractors)
from any liability with respect to copyright claims by third parties that
may arise.
C. The customer warrants that supplied images or designs, used by
BOING in execution of the order, do not infringe the copyright of any
third parties. The customer agrees to exempt BOING and its business
associates from any legal liability with respect to third party copyright
claims that may arise with respect to BOING’s contributions to the
performance of the order.
3.3. Liability
A. BOING does not accept any liability whatsoever for incorrectly
transmitted information. The customer indemnifies BOING against any
claim or action relating to intellectual property rights or copyright of
materials supplied by the customer and used in the performance of the
work commissioned.
B. BOING can never be held liable for errors in the text or design if the
customer has checked and approved the order. The customer bears the
risk of misunderstandings and errors in the performance of the
agreement if such misunderstandings or errors were caused by acts of
the customer, such as late delivery or non-delivery of complete, sound
and clear information.
3.4. Cancellation and revocation
Since the goods were manufactured specifically for the customer
according to their specifications, the customer cannot invoke a
cancellation or revocation of the agreement.
IV. REPAIRS
1. Right of retention
BOING has a right of retention to, and may exercise a lien on goods
presented for repair if and for as long as the customer does not pay or
does not pay in full the costs of the work performed on the relevant
good and/or the customer does not pay or does not pay in full the costs
of previous work performed by BOING on the same good and/or the
customer does not pay or does not pay in full any other claims arising
from the contractual relationship with BOING, including any damages,
interest and costs.
2. Delivery and collection
2.1. The good to be repaired must be delivered disassembled to the
BOING office at Fabriekweg 15 – 8480 Eernegem.
2.2. If the good to be repaired is not picked up at BOING’s office at
Fabriekweg 15 – 8480 Eernegem within 2 business days from the time
BOING notified the customer in writing that the good is ready, the costs
and risks of storage shall be borne by the customer. In that case, the
customer will be charged a flat storage fee of 150 euros per day.
V. COMPLAINTS OR DISPUTES
1. All complaints or disputes must be sent by registered mail to the
registered office of BOING within 14 business days of delivery.
2. If the complaint is found to be justified, BOING’s liability is limited to
the exchange of the goods if the item is in stock. If the items cannot be
exchanged for the justified complaint, they will be refunded, including
shipping costs. Any liability of BOING is limited to the actual amount
paid for the non-conforming order.
VI. FORCE MAJEURE
1. If, before or during the performance of the agreement, it becomes
clear that (further) performance of the agreement is not possible for
BOING due to force majeure, BOING shall be entitled to suspend the
performance of the agreement or to terminate the agreement, without
being liable to pay any compensation.
2. Force majeure shall be deemed to be any situation giving rise to
circumstances that are beyond the control of BOING, by virtue of which
the normal execution of the agreement is prevented, which include, in
particular, strikes, severe weather conditions, lock-out, fire, machinery
breakdown, accidents, social conflicts, epidemics, pandemics, wars,
damage due to acts of war, fire and water damage, defects to
machinery, operational disruptions, power failures, hindrance or delay
in/of the transport of materials or goods to be delivered, the absence
of any governmental permit, governmental measures as well as the
consequences thereof, failures in a (telecommunication) network or
connection or communication systems used and/or the unavailability
of the website at any time. Also deemed force majeure shall be the
failure of BOING’s suppliers to fulfill their obligations or to do so in a
timely manner and, in general, all other events that are beyond
BOING’s control.
VII. LIABILITY
1. In no event shall BOING be liable for any direct or indirect damage,
loss of business and/or business interruption loss, including delays in
the delivery of goods and/or completion of the work, caused by defects
in the goods delivered and/or work performed by BOING, except in the
event of intent and/or gross negligence on BOING’s part.
2. BOING’s liability shall at all times be limited to the invoice amount.
However, BOING cannot be held liable for the works performed by a
subcontractor. With respect to professional customers, BOING shall
never be liable for any compensation for damages of any kind and due
to any cause whatsoever, in excess of the total amount of the
transaction between BOING and the professional customer.
3. If and insofar as BOING will not be able to invoke any exoneration,
BOING shall only be obliged to compensate damage up to the amount
for which its liability insurance provides coverage.
4. Incurred damages must be communicated to us by registered mail
to BOING’s registered office within a period of 14 business days after
the damage has occurred.
VIII. GDPR
BOING and the customer acknowledge that the Regulation (EU)
2016/679 (“GDPR”) and the Privacy Policy apply to the processing of
personal data relating to an identified or identifiable natural person.
For all questions and inquiries, please contact us at info@boingnv.be.
IX. DISPUTES AND EVIDENCE
1. All agreements and legal relationships to which these general terms
and conditions apply shall be governed by and construed in accordance
with Belgian law and only the courts of the judicial district where
BOING has its registered office shall be competent.
2. Both BOING and the customer accept electronic communication
(e.g., email) as a valid means of proof.