Common use of Rates and Terms of Payment Clause in Contracts

Rates and Terms of Payment. 1. For the services it provides, GLS applies the rates and surcharges as set out in its Price Brochure, which is available from GLS on request. GLS reserves the right to change the specifications, rates and/or surcharges at any time. Where applicable, the rates and surcharges are in euros, ex works and exclusive of Dutch VAT. 2. For the calculation of the Shipping Costs for a Consignment being sent as Busines- sFreight, EuroBusinessFreight or GlobalBusinessParcel the actual weight of the Consignment is used, unless the Volume Weight is higher. In that case the Volume Weight is used to calculate the price. 3. For the calculation of the Shipping Costs for a Consignment being sent as a Business Parcel or EuroBusinessParcel, GLS reserves the right to charge a volume surcharge if the Volume Weight of the Consignment is substantially different from the actual weight of the Consignment. 4. If a direct debit authorisation is not used, an administration fee will be charged. Additional administration fees will be charged for invoices sent by post. For further information about the current administration fees, please refer to the Price Brochure. 5. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the applicable payment time frame is 14 days after the invoice date. If the payment obligation is not met within the aforementio- xxx time frame, the Shipper is automatically in default, without any further notice of default being required. 6. From the moment that the Shipper is deemed to be in default, GLS is entitled to compensation at the default interest rate of 1.25% per month on all outstanding amounts. Furthermore, GLS is entitled to charge the Shipper Extrajudicial Collection Costs. The Extrajudicial Collection Costs are payable from the moment that the Ship- per is deemed to be in default and will be calculated on the basis of the Extrajudicial Collection Costs (Fees) Decree (Staatsblad 2012/141) or the latest version of that decree. 7. A surcharge will be levied for handling Non-Conveyables. 8. If fuel prices increase after the agreement is signed, GLS is entitled to charge the Shipper a fuel surcharge. 9. Additional costs arising in the context of the performance of the agreement over which GLS has no control, including but not limited to tolls, kilometre-based char- ges, taxes and other levies and/or costs resulting from rules set by the government, will be passed on to the Shipper. GLS is entitled to charge these costs to the Shipper retrospectively.

Rates and Terms of Payment. 1. For the services it provides, GLS applies the rates and surcharges as set out in its Price BrochureRates brochure, which is available from GLS on request. GLS reserves the right to change the specifications, rates and/or surcharges at any time. Where applicable, the rates and surcharges are in euros, ex works and exclusive of Dutch VAT. 2. For the calculation of the Shipping Costs for a Consignment being sent as Busines- sFreightBusi- nessFreight, EuroBusinessFreight or GlobalBusinessParcel the actual weight of the Consignment is used, unless the Volume Weight is higher. In that case the Volume Weight is used to calculate the price. 3. For the calculation of the Shipping Costs for a Consignment being sent as a Business Parcel an EconomyParcel, BusinessParcel or EuroBusinessParcel, GLS reserves the right to charge a volume surcharge if the Volume Weight of the Consignment is substantially different from the actual weight of the Consignment. 4. If a direct debit authorisation is not used, an administration fee will be charged. Additional administration fees will be charged for invoices sent by post. For further information about the current administration fees, please refer to the Price BrochureRates brochure. 5. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the applicable payment time frame is 14 days after the invoice date. If the payment obligation is not met within the aforementio- xxx aforemen- tioned time frame, the Shipper is automatically in default, without any further notice of default being required. 6. From the moment that the Shipper is deemed to be in default, GLS is entitled to compensation at the default interest rate of 1.25% per month on all outstanding amounts. Furthermore, GLS is entitled to charge the Shipper Extrajudicial Collection Costs. The Extrajudicial Collection Costs are payable from the moment that the Ship- per Shipper is deemed to be in default and will be calculated on the basis of the Extrajudicial Extra- judicial Collection Costs (Fees) Decree (Staatsblad 2012/141) or the latest version of that decree. 7. A surcharge will be levied applied for handling Non-Conveyables. 8. If fuel prices increase after the agreement is signed, GLS is entitled to charge the Shipper a fuel surcharge. 9. Additional costs arising in the context of the performance of the agreement over which GLS has no control, including but not limited to tolls, kilometre-based char- gescharges, taxes and other levies charges and/or costs resulting from rules set by the governmentgovern- ment, will be passed on to the Shipper. GLS is entitled to charge these costs to the Shipper retrospectively.

Rates and Terms of Payment. 1. For the services it provides, GLS applies the rates and surcharges as set out in its Price BrochureRates brochure, which is available from GLS on request. GLS reserves the right to change the specifications, rates and/or surcharges at any time. Where applicable, the rates and surcharges are in euros, ex works and exclusive of Dutch VAT. 2. For the calculation of the Shipping Costs for a Consignment being sent as Busines- sFreightBusi- nessFreight, EuroBusinessFreight or GlobalBusinessParcel the actual weight of the Consignment is used, unless the Volume Weight is higher. In that case the Volume Weight is used to calculate the price. 3. For the calculation of the Shipping Costs for a Consignment being sent as a Business Parcel an EconomyParcel, BusinessParcel or EuroBusinessParcel, GLS reserves the right to charge a volume surcharge if the Volume Weight of the Consignment is substantially different from the actual weight of the Consignment. 4. If a direct debit authorisation is not used, an administration fee will be charged. Additional administration fees will be charged for invoices sent by post. For further information about the current administration fees, please refer to the Price BrochureRates brochure. 5. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the applicable payment time frame is 14 days after the invoice date. If the payment obligation is not met within the aforementio- xxx aforemen- tioned time frame, the Shipper is automatically in default, without any further notice of default being required. 6. From the moment that the Shipper is deemed to be in default, GLS is entitled to compensation at the default interest rate of 1.25% per month on all outstanding amounts. Furthermore, GLS is entitled to charge the Shipper Extrajudicial Collection Costs. The Extrajudicial Collection Costs are payable from the moment that the Ship- per Shipper is deemed to be in default and will be calculated on the basis of the Extrajudicial Extra- judicial Collection Costs (Fees) Decree (Staatsblad 2012/141) or the latest version of that decree. 7. A surcharge will be levied applied for handling Non-Conveyables. 8. If fuel energy prices increase after the agreement is signed, GLS is entitled to charge the Shipper a fuel energy surcharge. 9. Additional costs arising in the context of the performance of the agreement over which GLS has no control, including but not limited to tolls, kilometre-based char- gescharges, taxes and other levies charges and/or costs resulting from rules set by the governmentgovern- ment, will be passed on to the Shipper. GLS is entitled to charge these costs to the Shipper retrospectively.

Rates and Terms of Payment. 1. For the services it provides, GLS applies the rates and surcharges as set out in its Price Brochure, which is available from GLS on request. GLS reserves the right to change the specifications, rates and/or surcharges at any time. Where applicable, the rates and surcharges are in euros, ex works and exclusive of Dutch VAT. 2. For the calculation of the Shipping Costs for a Consignment being sent as Busines- sFreight, EuroBusinessFreight or GlobalBusinessParcel the actual weight of the Consignment is used, unless the Volume Weight is higher. In that case the Volume Weight is used to calculate the price. 3. For the calculation of the Shipping Costs for a Consignment being sent as a Business Parcel or EuroBusinessParcel, GLS reserves the right to charge a volume surcharge 2020-11 if the Volume Weight of the Consignment is substantially different from the actual weight of the Consignment. 4. If a direct debit authorisation is not used, an administration fee will be charged. Additional administration fees will be charged for invoices sent by post. For further information about the current administration fees, please refer to the Price Brochure. 5. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the applicable payment time frame is 14 days after the invoice date. If the payment obligation is not met within the aforementio- xxx time frame, the Shipper is automatically in default, without any further notice of default being required. 6. From the moment that the Shipper is deemed to be in default, GLS is entitled to compensation at the default interest rate of 1.25% per month on all outstanding amounts. Furthermore, GLS is entitled to charge the Shipper Extrajudicial Collection Costs. The Extrajudicial Collection Costs are payable from the moment that the Ship- per is deemed to be in default and will be calculated on the basis of the Extrajudicial Collection Costs (Fees) Decree (Staatsblad 2012/141) or the latest version of that decree. 7. A surcharge will be levied for handling Non-Conveyables. 8. If fuel prices increase after the agreement is signed, GLS is entitled to charge the Shipper a fuel surcharge. 9. Additional costs arising in the context of the performance of the agreement over which GLS has no control, including but not limited to tolls, kilometre-based char- ges, taxes and other levies and/or costs resulting from rules set by the government, will be passed on to the Shipper. GLS is entitled to charge these costs to the Shipper retrospectively.

Rates and Terms of Payment. 1. For the services it provides, GLS applies the rates and surcharges as set out in its Price Brochure, which is available from GLS on request. GLS reserves the right to change the specifications, rates and/or surcharges at any time. Where applicable, the rates and surcharges are in euros, ex works and exclusive of Dutch VAT. 2. For the calculation of the Shipping Costs for a Consignment being sent as Busines- sFreight, EuroBusinessFreight or GlobalBusinessParcel the actual weight of the Consignment is used, unless the Volume Weight is higher. In that case the Volume Weight is used to calculate the price. 3. For the calculation of the Shipping Costs for a Consignment being sent as a Business Parcel EconomyParcel, BusinessParcel or EuroBusinessParcel, GLS reserves the right to charge a volume surcharge if the Volume Weight of the Consignment is substantially different from the actual weight of the Consignment. 4. If a direct debit authorisation is not used, an administration fee will be charged. Additional administration fees will be charged for invoices sent by post. For further information about the current administration fees, please refer to the Price Brochure. 5. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the applicable payment time frame is 14 days after the invoice date. If the payment obligation is not met within the aforementio- xxx time frame, the Shipper is automatically in default, without any further notice of default being required. 6. From the moment that the Shipper is deemed to be in default, GLS is entitled to compensation at the default interest rate of 1.25% per month on all outstanding amounts. Furthermore, GLS is entitled to charge the Shipper Extrajudicial Collection Costs. The Extrajudicial Collection Costs are payable from the moment that the Ship- per is deemed to be in default and will be calculated on the basis of the Extrajudicial Collection Costs (Fees) Decree (Staatsblad 2012/141) or the latest version of that decree. 7. A surcharge will be levied for handling Non-Conveyables. 8. If fuel prices increase after the agreement is signed, GLS is entitled to charge the Shipper a fuel surcharge. 9. Additional costs arising in the context of the performance of the agreement over which GLS has no control, including but not limited to tolls, kilometre-based char- ges, taxes and other levies and/or costs resulting from rules set by the government, will be passed on to the Shipper. GLS is entitled to charge these costs to the Shipper retrospectively.