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Terms and Conditions of Sale
General: In these terms & conditions "The Company" means The Classical Recording Company Limited, "The Client" means the person, firm or company purchasing Goods; "The Goods" means the goods or services which shall be the subject of the contract between the Company and the Client.
Orders: All orders for Goods accepted by the Company are subject to these terms & conditions.
Prices: All quoted prices are in £ Sterling. Orders are accepted by the Company for execution at prices ruling at the date of confirmation. All prices quoted by the Company are subject to alteration without notice.
Delivery: Normally by Royal Mail first class post (UK) or Airmail post (overseas). If any other form of delivery is required, a quotation will be given on request.
VAT: VAT is added to the total invoice for UK and EEC Clients at the standard rate applying at the date of invoice.
Payment: Payment for all Goods ordered via the internet shall be made in full at the time of placing the order by credit card, debit card or PayPal account transfer, securely processed by PayPal.
Legal Costs: In cases where the Company, after written notice to the Client, deems legal action to be necessary in order to obtain monies due to the Company from the Client, the Company shall be entitled to charge the Client for time and expenses incurred by such action in addition to any court, solicitors or other outside expenses incurred.
Property: The property in the Goods shall remain with the Company until payment in full has been made to the Company by the Client for the Goods and all other sums due to the Company at the date of delivery of the Goods. Where full payment has not been made to the Company and the Client uses the Goods, the property in the Goods shall be retained by the Company in so far as such Goods are identifiable.
Faults: All faults in work carried out, or Goods supplied, by the Company will be corrected at no charge to the Client. The Company's liability extends only to work carried out, or Goods supplied, by the Company.
Law: These terms & conditions and the contract between the parties shall be constructed and applied in accordance with the Law of England and shall be subject only to the jurisdiction of the English courts.
Updated January 2006
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