GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR ONLINE SALE (B2B)

Article 1: Identity

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Article 2: Definitions

2. If the parties agree that the agreement will be changed or supplemented, the time ofcompletion of the fulfilment thereof can be impacted. Seller will inform the buyer of this as modify the agreement accordingly in a timely manner and in consultation.
   soon as possible.
3. If the change of or supplement to the agreement has financial and/or qualitativeconsequences, the seller will inform the buyer of this in advance, in writing.
4. If the parties have agreed to a fixed price, the seller indicates thereby to what extent thechange or supplement to the agreement will result in exceeding this price.
5. In derogation of that provided in the third paragraph of this article, seller cannot chargeadditional costs if the change or supplement is the result of circumstances that are attributable to the seller.

2. Claims with respect to damage, shortcomings or loss of delivered goods must be submitted by the buyer in writing to the seller within 10 business days after the day of delivery of the goods.
3. Upon the complaint being declared to be grounded within the set term, the seller has the right either to repair or to redeliver or to cancel the delivery and to send the buyer a credit statement for that part of the purchase price.
4. Derogations and differences in quality, number, size or finish that are minor and/or usual in the industry cannot be claimed from the seller.
5. Complaints with respect to a certain product have no influence on other products or components that are part of the same agreement.
6. After the processing of the goods by the buyer, no more claims will be accepted.

model.
2. For agreements with respect to non-moveable property, a statement of the area or other

dimensions and designations will be taken as only indicative, without the item to be delivered having to match.

the buyer.
2. Buyer is obliged to accept the items when the seller delivers them or has them delivered,

or at the moment at which these items are made available to buyer according to the agreement.

3. If the buyer refuses the delivery or neglects to provide the information or instructions necessary for the delivery, seller is entitled to store the item at the expense and risk of the buyer.
4. If the items are delivered, seller is entitled to charge any delivery costs.
5. If the seller needs information from the buyer for the fulfilment of the agreement, thedelivery time begins after the buyer has made this information available to the seller.
6. A term for delivery stated by the seller is indicative. This is never a deadline. Uponexceeding a term, the buyer must give the seller written notice of default.
7. Seller is entitled to deliver the items in parts, unless the parties are agreed otherwiseexplicitly and in writing or no independent value is associated with partial delivery. Seller is entitled to invoice these parts separately upon delivery.

by the buyer.

2. Force majeure means for the parties in any case circumstances that seller could not takeinto account upon entering into the agreement and as a result of which the normal fulfilment of the agreement cannot reasonably be expected by the buyer, such as for example illness, war or danger of war, civil war and unrest, vandalism, sabotage, terrorism, energy disruption, flood, earthquake, fire, staffing, strike, lockout, changes to government regulations, transport difficulties and other disruptions in the business of the seller.
3. Force majeure further means for the parties the circumstance that suppliers on which the seller depends for the fulfilment of the agreement do not meet their contractual obligations toward seller, unless this is attributable to seller.
4. If a situation as heretofore intended arises, as a result of which seller cannot meet the obligations toward the buyer, then those obligations will be suspended as long as the

seller cannot meet the obligations. If the situation intended in the previous sentence has lasted for 30 calendar days, the parties have the right to dissolve the agreement, in whole or in part.

5. In the event that the force majeure has lasted longer than three months, the buyer has the right to dissolve the agreement with immediate effect. Dissolution is only possible by registered letter.

can rely on the retention of title and can take the items back.

2. If the agreed advance payment amounts are not paid or not paid in a timely manner, the seller has the right to suspend the work until the agreed part is satisfied. There is then a default with respect to a creditor. A late delivery in that case cannot be claimed from the seller.
3. Seller is not authorized to pledge nor in any other way to encumber the items subject to retention of title.
4. Seller is obligated to insure and to keep insured items delivered to buyer under retention of title against fire, explosion and water damage as well as against theft, and to provide the policy for inspection at first request.

5. If items have not yet been delivered but the agreed prepayment or price has not been paid according to agreement, seller has the right of retention. The item will then not be delivered until the buyer has paid in full and according to agreement.
6. In the event of liquidation, insolvency or suspension of payments of the buyer, the obligations of the buyer are immediately due and payable.

withdrawal period. hash-miner.co is therefore excluded from the right of withdrawal.

2. Any liability for damage resulting from or related to the fulfilment of an agreement is always limited to the amount that is paid out in the relevant case by the liability insurance(s) concluded. This amount will be increased by the amount of the deductible according to the relevant policy.
3. Not excluded is the liability of seller for damage resulting from intent or deliberate recklessness of seller or seller’s supervising subordinates.

exclusively presented to the competent court.
2. Disputes over the creation or fulfilment of agreements with respect to products and

services delivered or to be delivered by us to you can, with consideration of the foregoing provisions and in derogation of that stated in Article 17.1, be reported by you for mediation to ICT Waarborg. ICT Waarborg offers mediation of which consumers can make use by completing the mediation form on www.ictwaarborg.nl. Conditions are: -that the problem is discussed with the relevant ICT Waarborg participant and the company’s complaints procedure has been completed;

-it must have to do with an ICT product or service that falls under the characteristic ICT activities of the ICT Waarborg profession group(s) for which the participant is registered at the time that the problem arose;
-the company is a certified participant when you submit your mediation request;

-no other party has been engaged to reach a solution.

3. If there is a distance sale as intended in Article 10, you can also submit a complaint/the dispute via the European online platform (ODR) for dispute resolution. You can find this platform via https://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/.

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2. The intended guarantee extends between the seller and buyer to create such a risk division that the consequences of an infringement of a guarantee is always fully at the expense and risk of seller and that seller can never rely on Article 6:75 DCC with respect to an infringement of a guarantee. That provided in the previous sentence also applies if the infringement was known to the buyer or could have been known by doing an investigation.
3. The guarantee named does not apply when the defect has arisen as a result of inexpert or improper use or when – without permission – buyer or third parties have made changes or have tried to make changes or have used the purchased item for purposes for which it is not intended.
4. If the guarantee provided by the seller concerns an item produced by a third party, the guarantee is limited to the guarantee that is provided by the producer.