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| Acceptance |
| Orders
are accepted on the understanding that the following terms of business
shall be binding between the customer and Peak Imaging (the Company).
Any variation of these terms, which cancel all previous terms of business,
must be agreed in writing and signed by a director of the Company. |
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| Orders |
| Orders
placed by the customer must be in writing. Any amendments to orders
must be in writing. In the absence of written instructions the Company
will complete work in accordance with its own understanding of the
customer’s requirements. The customer must notify the Company
in writing within 7 days of delivery of any dissatisfaction with the
service or product provided. |
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| Payment |
| Payment
must be supplied with each order. Payment may be made by credit card,
debit card, cheque or postal order (please make cheques and postal
orders payable to Peak Imaging). We charge a nominal £2.95 per
order (£1.47 for a single film - process only) to cover the
cost of First Class return postage and packaging within the UK. Heavy
and bulky items such as mounted prints will incur an additional charge
of £9.05. All prices are shown in pounds sterling and are inclusive
of VAT. Prices are subject to change without notice, although every
effort will be made to notify customers of any such change in advance.
Regretfully we can only accept credit card payments from overseas
customers and an additional charge of £3.50 will be made to
cover the cost of extra packaging and return Airmail. FREEPOST is
not available to customers outside the UK. |
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| Copyright |
It
is a criminal offence under the Copyright Designs and Patents Act
1988 to knowingly infringe copyright and it is the customer’s
responsibility to ensure that all material supplied to the Company
for processing, copying or reproduction is free from any third party
claim of infringement.
Orders are only accepted on the clear understanding that:
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The customer owns the copyright or that the work is out of copyright.
2. The customer has the copyright owner’s written consent.
In this case the written consent must accompany the order and work
supplied.
3. The customer indemnifies the Company against all costs, claims,
damages and losses of whatsoever nature arising from any action
or claim brought by a third party in respect of alleged infringement
of copyright. |
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| Liability |
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is impossible for the Company to assess the value of originals and
unprocessed film supplied by the customer and the charges made for
our services do not reflect or incorporate unlimited liability. Whilst
every reasonable care will be taken with customer’s property
(including originals) and film accepted for processing, the Company’s
liability for any loss or damage, whether caused by negligence or
otherwise, is limited in the case of any one transaction to the replacement
value of any such materials supplied by the customer, such material
being accepted only on the clear understanding that their replacement
value does not exceed the current retail price of equivalent new materials.
Furthermore, the Company shall not be liable in any circumstances
for consequential loss, special damages or other indirect loss, however
caused. |
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| Insurance |
When
original materials supplied to us are deemed by the customer to
be of extremely high value, this fact must be declared to the Company
in writing prior to any work being undertaken. We recommend in all
such cases that extra insurance be taken out by the customer to
cover the value involved. Any claim against the Company for any
consequential loss or damage arising from the above shall be limited
to a value not exceeding £50.00. The Company cannot accept
liability in excess of that stated and any further loss will be
deemed to be the responsibility of the customer and to result from
his or her failure to effect adequate insurance cover. We strongly
recommend the use of Special Delivery for items of high value. |
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| Law
& Statutory Rights |
| The
contract between the customer and the Company will be subject to English
law. The customer’s statutory rights are not infringed by these
terms. |
