STANDARD CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT OF MARK ESLICK GRAPHICS
1. Applicability of Terms. These are our Standard Terms of Business which apply to all work which we do, except where otherwise agreed; by instructing us to proceed you accept these terms which are subject to and comply with the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977. 3.Copyright and Retention of Title. We retain copyright in all work done by us but we will always consider selling it at a fee to be agreed. 4. Quality of Goods Supplied. Goods supplied by us shall be of merchantable quality fit for their intended purpose in accordance with the Sale of Goods Act 1979. No further or other obligation is undertaken as to the description quality or fitness of goods supplied. 5.Quality of Work Done. Except where otherwise agreed we promise to exercise reasonable care in carrying out your instructions and (in so far as instructed) in giving advice to you. Save as set out above we shall have no further or other obligation or liability in respect of the work carried out or in respect of any omission or default in relation thereto. 6.Time. We always make every effort to deliver goods and to perform work within the time that is stated or requested but time is not of the essence. 7.Your Property. Although we always aim to take reasonable care of your property we do not accept legal liability arising from any loss or damage to it . All your property is held at your risk. 8.General Limitation of Liability. Except as expressly stated we cannot be expected to and do not undertake liability to you for losses which might be incurred through delay for performance or non-performance and further we do not insure against such loss. All liability for such losses is therefore excluded. 9.Illegal Matter etc. You warrant to us that your material does not contain anything which could infringe copyright or which is defamatory or obscene or the reproduction of which is in any way contrary to law. We reserve the right in our sole discretion to refuse to deal with any such material. 10. Insolvency. If you cease to pay money due to us or if you have a Winding up Petition issued against you or if you commit an act of bankruptcy or have a Bankruptcy Petition issued against you then without prejudice to any other remedies we have the right not to proceed further with the contract or any other work which we are doing for you and we have the right to charge for all work carried out (whether completed or not) and for all materials purchased for you; this is to be an immediate debt due from you to us. We shall also have a general lien on all goods and property in our possession whether worked on or not and we shall be entitled on the expiration of 14 days written notice to you to dispose of such goods and property in such manner and at such price as we think fit and to apply the proceeds towards such debts. 11. Force Majeure. While we will make every effort to carry out this contract nevertheless if we cannot do so because of Act of God war strike lock-out or other labour dispute fire flood drought legislation or other cause beyond our control then we shall not be liable to pay you damages. 12. Cancellation. Should it become necessary for either of us to cancel an order after acceptance of our estimate then all costs incurred to date together with any consequent claims from our suppliers shall become payable by you. 13. Agents. We reserve the right to use sub-contractors where we think fit. 14. Storage of Artwork. Finished Artwork will be kept by us for two years after completion of it. After two years we may destroy it. 15. Arbitration. Any dispute or difference between us and you in connection with this agreement shall be referred to and determined by a single arbitrator ( " The Arbitrator") such arbitration to be held in Southampton or wherever the Arbitrator directs. The Arbitrator shall be appointed by agreement between us or in default of agreement by the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators of 75 Cannon Street London EC4N 5BH. The procedure to be followed shall be agreed between us but in default of agreement shall be determined by the Arbitrator. In the event of default by either of us in respect of any procedural order made by the Arbitrator, the Arbitrator shall have power to proceed with the arbitration in the absence of either of us and to deliver his award. The Arbitrator shall not act as an expert. 16. The English Law. The proper Law governing the contract will be English Law. |