Dutch Civil Code Sample Clauses

Dutch Civil Code. 2.2. To the extent possible under applicable law, the IABF Receivables are assigned to the Assignee with all rights relating thereto, including, without limitation, all accessory rights ("afhankelijke rechten") and all ancillary rights ("nevenrechten").
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Dutch Civil Code. To the extent required to execute and deliver a valid assignment of the IABF Receivables, the assignment thereof will be established each time (any part of) the IABF Receivables come into existence.
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Dutch Civil Code. The Parties agree that they cannot cause this Agreement to be dissolved on the basis of Section 265 of Book 6 of the Dutch Civil Code.
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Dutch Civil Code. If the Customer is in default of any payment, Tyriet is entitled to suspend or dissolve (the execution of) the relevant Agreement and related Agreements. Order process and delivery - Xxxxxx will take the greatest possible care when receiving and executing the order. - Tyriet is not liable for any damage during or as a result of the delivery on the part of the Customer or third parties unless the latter demonstrates that the damage is the result of gross negligence, gross negligence, or intent on the part of Tyriet. - The risk of the Item transfers to the Customer at the time of delivery. When ordering items to be delivered by Xxxxxx, the place of delivery must be described as accurately as possible. Unless otherwise agreed, delivery takes place to the address that the Customer has provided to Tyriet. If an incorrect address is entered when ordering, causing incorrect shipping, the resulting costs will be borne by the Customer. - Tyriet strives to deliver in the Netherlands within 1-3 working days. Outside the Netherlands, but in Europe, the Customer must take into account a delivery time of at least 3-4 working days. - The delivery times stated in the previous paragraph are only indicative and are never a deadline. Tyriet can state further information regarding delivery times on the Website or make it known in some other way. Such information is only indicative. - Different conditions may apply to deliveries abroad, - Tyriet is not responsible for any delay or damage that occurs during delivery by any carrier engaged by Xxxxxx. When shipping to addresses outside the Netherlands, a longer transport time must be taken into account. - The Customer must carefully follow the instructions and warnings as stated on the Website and packaging. Inquiry upon delivery - The Customer is obliged to investigate with due speed after delivery whether Xxxxxx has properly complied with the Agreement and is further obliged to immediately notify Tyriet in writing as soon as it appears to the contrary. - Xxxxxx is always entitled to substitute a new proper performance for a previous faulty performance unless the default cannot be remedied. - The fulfillment of the Agreement is considered sound between both parties if the Customer has failed to make the investigation or notification as referred to in paragraph 1 of this article promptly. - The performance of Tyriet shall, in any case, be regarded as sound between the parties, if the Customer has taken the delivered or a part of ...
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Dutch Civil Code. 6. If Elemntz BV should be liable for any damage, then the liability of Elemntz BV is limited to no more than twice the invoiced value of the order, at least the part of the order to which the liability relates.
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