Privacy policy
AVinnovators 2021

PERSONAL DATA THAT ARE PROCESSED

AVINNOVATORS may process personal data about you, because you use
the services of AVINNOVATORS, and/or because you supply them to AVINNOVATORS when filling out a contact form on the website.
AVINNOVATORS may process the following personal data: 

- Your first and last name - Your address details
- Your telephone number
- Your e-mail address
- Your IP address 

WHY AVINNOVATORS NEEDS PERSONAL DATA

AVINNOVATORS processes your personal data to be able to contact you by phone if you have requested so, and/or to contact you in writing (by e-mail and/or post) if you have requested so. 

AVINNOVATORS may also use your personal data for the purpose of executing an agreement of assignment with you, usually consisting of legal services. 

HOW LONG AVINNOVATORS KEEPS DATA

AVINNOVATORS will keep your personal data no longer than strictly necessary to realize the goals for which your data is collected. Your data will not be kept longer than one year if there is no agreement with you. 

SHARE WITH OTHERS

AVINNOVATORS will only provide your personal information to third parties if this is necessary for the execution of an agreement with you, or to comply with a legal obligation.

Mapping of website visits.

The AVINNOVATORS website keeps track of general visiting data, including the IP address of your computer, the time of request and data sent by your browser. This information is used for analysis of visit and click behavior on the website. AVINNOVATORS uses this information to improve the functioning of the website. This information will be anonymous as much as possible and will not be given to third parties. 

GOOGLE ANALYTICS

AVINNOVATORS uses Google Analytics to track how users use the site and how effective the Adwords ads from AVINNOVATORS are on Google search results pages. 

The information generated by this service, including your computer's IP address, will be transmitted to and stored by Google on servers in the United States. Please read the privacy policy of Google for more information. You can also find the privacy policy of Google Analytics here. 

Google uses this information to track how our website is used, to provide reports on the Website to AVINNOVATORS and to provide its advertisers with information about the effectiveness of their campaigns. 

Google may also transfer this information to third parties where required to do so by law, or where such third parties process the information on Google's behalf. AVINNOVATORS has no influence on this. 

AVINNOVATORS has not given Google permission to use Analytics information obtained through AVINNOVATORS for other Google services. 

VIEW, MODIFY OR DELETE DATA

You have the right to inspect, correct or delete your personal data. You can send a request for inspection, correction or removal to info@avinnovators.nl.AVINNOVATORS. We will respond to your request as quickly as possible, but within four weeks. 

SECURE

AVINNOVATORS takes the protection of your personal data seriously and takes appropriate measures to prevent abuse, loss, unauthorized access, unwanted disclosure and unauthorized changes. The website of AVINNOVATORS uses a reliable SSL certificate to ensure that your personal information does not fall into the wrong hands. 

If you have the impression that your data is not properly secured, or if there is evidence of misuse, or if you require further information about the security of personal data collected by AVINNOVATORS, please contact AVINNOVATORS at info@avinnovators.nl.
www.avinnovators.nl is a website of AVINNOVATORS.

AVINNOVATORS is a registered trade name and part of LudPar B.V.

Postal address: Gesworenhoekseweg 4,
5047 TM Tilburg, The Netherlands
Branch address: Gesworenhoekseweg 4,
5047 TM Tilburg, The Netherlands
Trade register registration number
Chamber of Commerce 75577364
Phone number: +31 (0)85 0205 990
E-mail address info@avinnovators.nl

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Terms and Conditions

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

AVinnovators is a trade name of LudPar B.V.

APPLICABILITY [Article 1]

1. These general conditions apply to all offers and agreements made or entered into by AVINNOVATORS hereinafter referred to as "the User".

2. The present general terms and conditions shall apply to all subsequent offers and agreements, issued or concluded respectively with the same other party, irrespective of whether these are related to or follow on from offers already made or agreements concluded.

3. Changes or additions to these general terms and conditions must be explicitly confirmed in writing by the user and shall only apply to the offer or contract made on the occasion of the issue or conclusion of which the change or addition was made.

4. If and insofar as general conditions used by the other party are in conflict with these general conditions, the general conditions of the other party shall not apply. 

OFFERS [Article 2]

1. All offers of the user are without obligation unless the offer explicitly states otherwise; in that case the offer is valid for one month.

2. An agreement is only concluded if the user has confirmed in writing to accept the offer or the order of the other party.

3. The drawings, models, designs, calculations, samples, prospecting and suchlike provided by or on behalf of the user in connection with the offer remain the property of the user and must be returned immediately by the other party if the contract is not concluded. The user reserves all intellectual property rights in relation to these goods.

4. The drawings, models, designs, samples, calculations, prospecting and suchlike made available by the other party shall not be returned or kept by the user.

5. All prices quoted are exclusive of turnover tax, unless explicitly stated otherwise.

6. The other party guarantees the data, specifications, calculations and the like made available by it.

PRICE AND PRICE ADJUSTMENT [Article 3]

1. All agreed prices are exclusive of any turnover tax.

2. The user reserves the right to increase the agreed prices if changes in one or more cost price factors give cause to do so.

3. The user shall inform the other party in writing in good time if and insofar as she makes use of the right referred to above to introduce price changes.
   In that case the user shall, if the price change leads to a price difference with the agreed price of more than five per cent (5%), dissolve the contract at the written request of the other party without becoming liable for compensation.

4. Unless expressly agreed otherwise, all prices are stated in Euros.

5. All agreed prices are exclusive of any transport or packaging costs and disposal contribution.

DELIVERY AND RISK [Article 4]

1. Delivery shall be made to the place and at the time stated in the quotation or in the order confirmation.

2. The delivery takes place free at home at the moment of the actual offer, but in any case immediately before the moment at which a start is made on loading the goods in a means of transport made available by or on behalf of the other party.
   For deliveries, but also for returns by the user, with a net amount of goods less than € 225,- (in words: two hundred and twenty five euro's) the user shall charge the other party an amount of maximum € 25,- (in words: twenty five euro's) for handling and administration costs per shipment of goods.

3. Unless expressly agreed otherwise, the user shall be entitled to deliver the goods to be supplied by her in stages, whereby each delivery shall be invoiced separately.

4. The user reserves the right to deliver the goods to be supplied by her wholly or partly before the agreed time.

5. If the other party does not take delivery of the goods, or does not take delivery in time, or at the agreed place because the other party does not provide the necessary cooperation or because another impediment arises on his part, the other party is legally in default and the gebruikster has the right to transport and store the goods from the place where and from the time when the delivery should take place, at the expense and risk of the other party at a place to be determined by the gebruikster.
   In that case the gebruikster has a right to compensation of the damages he has suffered. This compensation amounts to at least 15% of the net invoice amount, such without prejudice to the right to claim damages for the excess.

6. If the goods have not been received by the other party within two months after the offer for delivery, the user company is entitled to dissolve the contract on the basis of which the delivery takes place, without judicial intervention and to sell or take back the goods to be delivered.
   In that case the other party shall owe compensation for lost profit and all costs incurred in the matter. This compensation amounts to at least 15% of the net invoice amount, without prejudice to the right to claim damages for the excess.

7. The risk of loss, damage or total or partial destruction of the goods to be delivered shall be borne by the other party from the time of delivery or from the time when and place where the delivery should take place under the agreement.

8. The defined period within which the delivery must take place will be pursued by the user in all reasonableness and fairness, but is not binding.

9. Exceeding the period in which the delivery should take place shall never lead to liability of the user for direct or indirect consequences of the tardy delivery.

RETURNS [Article 5]

Return shipments of goods already delivered by the user shall only be accepted after written permission by the user.
These return shipments are entirely at the expense and risk of the other party.

PROTECTION OF PROPERTY [Article 6]

1. As guarantee of the correct and complete fulfilment of the obligations of the opposing party, the user company retains ownership of the delivered goods until the opposing party has fulfilled its obligations.
   Obligations in this context are understood to be, obligations in respect of the consideration owed to the userster regarding:
   - the goods delivered or to be delivered under this contract;
   - the work to be carried out for the other party under this contract;
   - the claims due to shortcomings in the fulfilment of this contract.

2. If the user has claims against the other party in respect of which a reservation of title has been made as well as claims against the other party in respect of which no reservation of title has been made, a payment from the other party shall first serve to settle the claim in respect of which no reservation of title has been made.

3. If the claims in respect of which the ownership of the delivered goods is reserved have been paid in full by the other party, the user company, if it considers this desirable, shall at the moment it acquires the ownership of the delivered goods reserve a non-possessory pledge as security for the user company's current and future claims on the other party.
   The other party shall then be obliged on pain of an immediately payable penalty which is not open to moderation of 50% of the net invoice amount for the delivered goods to which the ownership is reserved, to cooperate in establishing this non-possessory pledge.

4. As long as the ownership of the delivered goods has not been transferred to the other party, the latter shall not be allowed to transfer the ownership of the delivered goods, encumber them with a real right or obligation, or alienate them, under any title whatsoever.

5. As long as the ownership of the delivered goods has not passed to the other party, the latter shall be obliged to keep the delivered goods on behalf of the user with due care and as the recognisable property of the user. Any brands or signs applied to the delivered goods must remain visible to everyone.

6. As long as the ownership of the delivered goods has not been transferred to the other party, the other party shall be obliged to store the delivered goods, if only by type and weight, separately and clearly recognisable.

7. As long as the ownership of the delivered goods has not been transferred to the other party, the other party shall be allowed to process or sell the delivered goods to third parties in the framework of his normal business operations, provided that in the event of resale he retains title to the delivered goods vis-à-vis his customer, or pays the purchase price owed by him to the user company immediately, or pledges the claim against his customer to the user company at the latter's first request.

8. The user company has the right to take back the goods delivered under reservation of ownership if and insofar the other party is in default with regard to the fulfilment of any obligation towards the user company, or in the opinion of the user company has difficulties in paying.

9. The other party grants the user now for then the irrevocable right to enter the business premises of the other party or to have a third party appointed by the user enter the business premises of the other party if the user wishes to take back the delivered goods or if the user wishes to check the actual presence of the delivered goods in those business premises.

GUARANTEE [Article 7]

1. The user guarantees the soundness and the agreed quality of the delivered goods for a period of two years from the time of delivery, unless otherwise stated.

2. Not covered by the warranty are defects that are wholly or partially attributable to
   - rough or injudicious treatment
   - injudicious storage, as a result of which the delivered goods are exposed to the effects of moisture, pollution, high and low temperatures, shocks and vibrations or too long storage;
   - wear and tear which are not excessive in view of the foreseeable use which the user can make of the delivered goods;
   - use, treatment or processing of the delivered goods other than in accordance with the guidelines and specifications provided with the delivered goods or other than in accordance with the purpose for which the goods were delivered;
   - compliance with any government regulation.

3. If the other party has made changes to the delivered goods, or uses, processes or treats the delivered goods other than in accordance with the guidelines and specifications provided with the delivered goods, or other than in accordance with the purpose for which the goods were delivered, or if the delivered goods have not been repaired by a dealer authorised by the user, the warranty will lapse.

4. If and insofar as a supplier is liable to the user for any form of guarantee with regard to the delivered goods, the guarantee provided by the user shall never extend beyond the guarantee provided by this supplier.

5. The user shall have the right to remedy the defect in the delivered goods at her discretion by free repair or complete replacement of the delivered goods.
   At the discretion of the user it can also fulfil its guarantee obligation by refunding the price.

6. Any claim to a guarantee lapses if a guarantee certificate dated and signed by the user company is not submitted by or through the other party, or an original guarantee certificate is submitted which is accepted by the user company under the usual conditions and, if it concerns goods sold on by the other party, in any case with submission of the original and dated sales receipt. The user shall provide the guarantee certificate referred to above upon delivery. The delivered goods must also be registered with gebruikster within ten days after the date of purchase by means of media made available by gebruikster for that purpose.
   If the user has good reason to doubt the justification of the guarantee claim, the user has the right to suspend the granting of the guarantee until it has been established that the guarantee claim is based on legally valid grounds.
   In that case the user can only appeal to the granting of a guarantee towards the other party.

7. If the user proceeds to full or partial replacement of the delivered goods or to full or partial refund of the purchase price, it may offset the benefit of the temporary use by the other party.

8. This guarantee does not extend beyond the supply of new parts. Explicitly excluded from this warranty are the costs of labour.

9. Replacement or repair of the delivered goods under these guarantee provisions does not extend the agreed guarantee period.

10. During the period in which the other party is in default of fulfilling any obligation incumbent on it under the present or any other contract relating to this contract, the user shall not be obliged to provide any guarantee.

LIABILITY [Article 8]

1. The liability of the user for all direct costs and damages, in any way related to or caused by an error or shortcoming in the execution of the agreement shall at all times be limited to the net invoice amount related to the order.

2. The user shall never be liable for any indirect costs and/or indirect damage, in any way related to or caused by an error or shortcoming in the execution of the agreement.

3. The user shall never be liable for any damage to or decrease in value of any property of the other party which the user or any person on behalf of the user has in her possession for repair, than up to the amount for which the user has insured herself for such damage-causing events and for which cover is actually provided.

4. The user shall never be liable for any damage to or decrease in value of any property of the other party which the user or any person on behalf of her has in her possession for storage/repair/processing if the other party fails to collect the property within two weeks after the execution of the agreement or if the right of retention is exercised with regard to the property.

5. The other party shall be liable for damage to or loss of goods and tools sent to the user for repair during transport or dispatch by post, unless the damage or loss is due to gross negligence or intention on the part of the user.

TRANSFER [Article 9]

If and in so far as the user cannot fulfil his obligations from the agreement, not fully or not in time or at the agreed place as a result of a cause which cannot be attributed to him, he shall be entitled to dissolve the agreement concerned without judicial intervention and without being liable for compensation, or to suspend the obligations from the agreement concerned for a period which he deems reasonable.

PAYMENT [Article 10]

1. All payments are to be made within 30 days after the invoice date, without any right to discount or set-off, also in case of bankruptcy, at the office of the user or by means of payment into a bank account indicated by the latter.

2. If the other party has not paid within the stipulated period, or has not paid within the further agreed period, he shall be legally in default and the user shall be entitled, without any further summons or notice of default being required, to charge the other party an interest of two per cent per month from the due date until the date of payment in full, without prejudice to the other rights to which the user is entitled.

3. All costs which arise for the user as a result of the non-, untimely or improper fulfilment by the other party of any obligation under this agreement shall be for the account of the other party.
   These costs include the costs of summons, termination, collection and bailiff, as well as the costs of counsel and procurator, and all other extrajudicial and judicial costs.
   These costs are set by the user and the other party at a minimum of 15% of the principal sum to be claimed.
   The other party shall be in default by the mere fact of non-performance or improper performance.

4. If and insofar as the other party is in default of payment, as well as in case of bankruptcy, application for suspension of payment and closing down or liquidation of its business, all that which the user has to claim from the other party shall be immediately due and payable.

5. The user reserves the right to demand full or partial payment of the agreed price in advance.

6. The other party shall be obliged at the first demand of the user to provide collateral security or a bank guarantee for all that the other party may owe the user by virtue of this contract or otherwise.

7. The user shall be entitled to offset all claims of the other party on the user which are due and payable against all claims of the user's other party which can be valued in money.

8. The user company is entitled to suspend the fulfilment of the obligation to deliver an item until the other party has fulfilled all its obligations towards the user company, however arising.

RECLAIMS [Article 11]

1. Complaints should be submitted in writing to the user company no later than fourteen days after receipt of the goods by the other party, specifying the invoice number and/or package number and stating the exact nature of the complaints, in default of which the other party is deemed to have unconditionally accepted the purchased goods. The goods about which a complaint is made must be available for inspection by the user company. If the complaint is found to be justified by the user, the user has the right either to replace the sold goods or to carry out a repair, all this with due observance of a reasonable term and maintenance of the existing contract.

2. The user shall not be liable for any direct or indirect damage resulting from any defect underlying the complaint, such as the purchase of replacement articles by the other party and trading loss for the other party.

3. Complaints do not give the other party the right to suspend payment, while compensation is expressly excluded.

APPLICABLE LAW AND FORUM CHOICE [Article 12]

1. Dutch law applies to all agreements between the user and the other party.

2. All disputes arising from the agreements between the user and the other party which do not fall within the competence of the cantonal judge shall be brought before and judged by the district court in which the user has her registered office.

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ANALYTICS

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• Information about your browser, network and device

• Web pages you visited before coming to this site

• Your IP address

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• Click on

• Internal links

• Pages visited

• Scroll

• Searches

• Time stamps

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