Warranty and Defects — Limitation of Liability.
The Seller warrants to the Buyer that the Goods will be at the time of delivery free from any material defect due to faulty materials or workmanship so long as:
— the Buyer gives the Seller full details of any defect immediately it becomes apparent and in any event not more than seven days from the date of delivery.
— the Goods have not in the view of the Seller suffered excess wear and tear by improper or careless use or storage, excessive stressing, improper installation or the like.
In the event that the Buyer claims from the Seller under the above warranty, the liability of the Seller to the Buyer shall in no circumstances exceed the value of the Goods which are the subject of the claim. For the avoidance of doubt, the Seller shall have no liability to the Buyer under any part of the Contract for consequential loss of any kind direct or indirect suffered by the Buyer.
All implied warranties or conditions are excluded to the extent permitted by law unless otherwise stated.
In the event of a claim by the Buyer under warranty, the Seller may at its absolute discretion after inspecting the Goods (and if satisfied that their condition has not deteriorated following delivery) repair or replace the Goods, or take them back and refund the price.
Incorrect Goods: It is the Buyer’s responsibility to notify the Seller within seven days from the date of delivery of any incorrect Goods supplied. In the event of supply of incorrect Goods, the Seller undertakes to replace them with the correct Goods as soon as reasonably practicable.
Shortages: It is the Buyer’s responsibility to sign for the correct number of packages as shown on the carrier’s delivery consignment note. Any shortages must be noted on the consignment note and notified to the Seller within seven days of the date of delivery.
