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Terms and Conditions
AIR TECHNOLOGY GROUP PTY
LTD A.C.N. 095 393 463
TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR REPAIR OF GOODS
1. In these Terms and Conditions:
(a) “Goods” means any goods of the Customer
which the Repairer has agreed to repair;
(b) “Manufacturer” means the maker or makers of
the Goods (or any part of the Goods) sold by the Repairer;
(c) “Customer” means the person, firm or
corporation for whom the repairs are undertaken;
(d) “Repairer” means Air Technology Group Pty
Ltd A.C.N. 095 393 463;
(e) “Contract” means the contract for repair of
goods constituted by acceptance of the Customer’s order by the
Repairer;
(f) “GST” means a goods and services tax or
similar value added tax.
2. These Terms and Conditions shall apply to
all Contracts for repair of Goods by the Repairer and shall
prevail over any conflicting conditions presented by the
Customer. Unless expressly acknowledged by the Repairer in
writing, any variation to these Conditions is not accepted and
will be treated as inapplicable.
3. A quotation is open for acceptance by the
Customer in writing within thirty (30) days after the date of
the quotation or within such further time as the Repairer may
agree in writing. If not accepted, it will be deemed to have
been withdrawn. If accepted subject to variation, the price and
delivery dates originally quoted will not necessarily remain
effective.
4. Any date quoted for completion of the repair
is estimated and the Repairer will not be liable for any loss or
damage caused by delay in providing the service. Where the
Repairer is unable to repair the Goods because of accidents to
machinery, differences with workmen, strikes, lock-outs,
breakdowns, labour shortages, fires, floods, priorities required
or requested by any government or agencies thereof, delays in
transportation, lack of transportation facilities or
restrictions imposed by any law or any cause beyond the control
of the Repairer, then the estimated date for completion of the
repair shall be extended until the cessation of the effect of
such matter or matters.
5. The Customer shall indemnify and save the
Repairer from the following:
(a) all claims, demands, penalties, suits,
costs, charges, losses, judgements and expenses to which the
Repairer may become wholly or partially liable through any work
required to be done by the Repairer or Goods or material to be
supplied by the Repairer in accordance with the Customer’s
specifications, orders or otherwise and involving any
infringement or alleged infringement of any patent, registered
design, copyright or trademark;
(b) all claims for loss, damage, death or
injury sustained by the Repairer, its employees or any person
whomsoever by reason of any defect in design, material,
manufacture or workmanship of the Goods, whether the same be
caused by the sole negligence of the Repairer or otherwise;
(c) all claims for loss, damage, death or
injury arising from the existence of defects in machinery or
equipment used by the Repairer, its employees, agents and
contractors (in accordance with clause 14) as are not notified
to the Repairer or from the operation of any equipment, machine
or any part thereof or from any combination of both causes;
(d) all claims for loss, damage, death or
injury occasioned to or suffered by the Customer, its employees,
agents or contractors arising from the performance of any work
by the Repairer, its employees, agents or contractors on the
Customer’s premises or any other premises or property.
6. Orders cannot be countermanded, terminated
or cancelled under any circumstances except with the written
consent of the Repairer and upon terms that will indemnify the
Repairer against all loss and damages.
7. The cost for repairs and services shall be
the list price on completion of the repairs or as quoted on the
Repairer’s quotation.
8. The Repairer may cancel the Contract or
suspend or continue delivery hereunder at the Repairer’s
discretion and the Repairer reserves all rights to recover any
loss or damage consequent upon any such cancellation or
suspension due to any of the following:
(a) in the case of death, incapacity,
bankruptcy or liquidation of the Customer;
(b) suspension of payment;
(c) the making of any agreement with creditors
on the part of the Customer;
(d) any non-payment punctually for any delivery
tendered;
(e) any failure by the Customer to make any
payment or to meet any obligation under this or any other
contract or obligation to the Repairer;
(f) if the Customer rejects any delivery; or
(g) if a receiver is appointed in respect of
the Customer’s business or assets.
9. Unless otherwise stated, all prices for
repairs performed in the Repairer’s workshop are ex Repairer’s
workshop and do not include freight, insurance or reinstallation
charges. Quotations for repairs performed at the Customer’s
premises will, unless otherwise stated, include the cost of
travelling (including serviceman’s time and vehicle kilometres)
from the Repairer’s workshop to the Customer’s premises and
return, including any additional travel costs such as air fares,
accommodation or meals in the case of Customer’s in remote
locations. Prices quoted do not include any of the following
items which (if incurred by the Repairer) must be paid by the
Customer to the Repairer in addition to and at the same time as
the prices quoted:
(a) packing costs;
(b) the amount of all increases in costs to the
Repairer by reason of any change after the date of quotation in:
(i) Manufacturer’s prices;
(ii) labour costs;
(iii) equipment or material costs;
(iv) rates of exchange; or
(v) charges for carriage or insurance including
costs of handling, landing charges and port dues;
(c) all taxes whether or not in force at the
time of the quotation or order in respect of the sale or
delivery of the Goods including charges for import, export or
currency licences; consumer, sales, turnover or purchase taxes;
duties of customs or excise and for any other charge or impost
whatsoever by any government or governmental authority; and for
avoidance of doubt (if any) if a GST is imposed on any supply
made to the Customer under or in accordance with this Contract,
the amount the Customer must pay for that supply is increased by
the amount of that GST;
(d) any expenses incurred as a result of any
delay in delivery resulting from the need of the Customer to
obtain a licence pursuant to Clause 11 hereof; or
(e) the amount of all increases in costs to the
Repairer by reason of time lost or additional travelling time
incurred, caused by industrial action or any actions by the
Customer whether at the Customer’s premises or otherwise.
10. If before the Repairer commences to perform
its part of the Contract, the Manufacturer modifies the
specification for any goods to be used in the repair of the
Goods which are then manufactured in accordance with the new
specification, then that specification shall be substituted for
the specification of the goods that has been used in the
quotation and neither the Manufacturer nor the Repairer shall be
under any obligation by reason of such change of specification.
If any such change of specification shall result in an increase
in the Manufacturers prices, such increases shall be borne by
the Customer in accordance with the provisions of Clause 9
hereof.
11. If for the lawful fulfillment of any
contract, it shall be necessary for the Customer to hold or
obtain any import, export, currency or other licence (“Licence”),
it shall be a condition of the Contract that the Customer shall
obtain the Licence. If it shall be necessary for the Repairer to
hold or obtain a Licence, the Repairer shall apply for it but if
it is refused, then the Contract shall be deemed discharged and
neither the Customer nor the Repairer shall be under any
liability in respect thereof.
12. Terms of payment are nett cash seven days
on approved credit accounts, otherwise, nett cash on delivery.
The Repairer reserves the right to charge interest up to 1.5%
per month on amounts outstanding after the due date for payment.
In the case of Contracts which extend over a period longer than
a month, progressive payments will be required. The Customer
shall not be entitled to withhold payment or make any deduction
from the price in respect of any set off or counter-claim.
13. The Repairer may subcontract any work to
any person, firm or repairer without notifying the Customer
thereof and shall not thereby become liable for any delay,
damage, loss, failure or any other matter, cause or thing
whatsoever which shall occur or arise as a result of such
subcontracting either before or at any time after delivery.
14. The Customer hereby grants to the Repairer
and its employees, agents and contractors authority and
permission to operate any equipment, machine or any part thereof
in any manner whatsoever for the purposes of repairing the Goods
and certifies that there are no defects whatsoever in such
equipment, machines or any part thereof other than that of those
notified to the Repairer at the time of placing the order of
repair.
15. In the case of services which are supplied
by the Repairer hereunder to a person or corporation (referred
to in this condition as the “Consumer”) who or which is a
consumer within the meaning of the Trade Practices Act 1974:
(a) except as for any other conditions or
warranties issued in writing by the Repairer and except for
those conditions and warranties implied by the Trade Practices
Act or other sale of goods or consumer protection legislation
which may not be excluded, the Consumer agrees that it has not
relied on any inducement, representation or statement made by or
on behalf of the Repairer in requiring the services and there
are no implied conditions or warranties herein or collateral
contracts in connection herewith (except such as may be in
writing and signed by duly authorised representatives of the
Repairer);
(b) to the extent that the services which are
the subject of these provisions are services of a kind not
ordinarily acquired for personal, domestic or household use or
consumption (within the meaning of the Trade Practices Act) the
liability of the Repairer to the Consumer for breach of any
warranty or condition (other than a warranty or condition
implied by Section 69 of the Trade Practices Act) or for breach
of any duty of care shall in all cases be limited, at the option
of the Repairer, to the supply of the services again or the
payment of the cost of having the services supplied again and
(without limiting the generality of the foregoing) shall not
include any liability in respect of or arising out of or in
connection with any special, consequential, direct or indirect
loss, damage, harm or injury suffered or incurred as a result of
such breach; and
16. In the case of services which are supplied
by the Repairer hereunder to a person or corporation (referred
to in this condition as the “Customer”) who or which is not a
consumer within the meaning of the Trade Practices Act 1974:
(a) except as provided herein, the Customer
agrees that it has not relied on any inducement, representation
or statement made by or on behalf of the Repairer in requiring
the services and that there are no implied conditions or
warranties herein and no collateral contracts in connection
herewith (except such as may be in writing and signed by a duly
authorised representative of the Repairer);
(b) any claim for defective Goods or
workmanship must be made in writing to the Repairer within
seventy-two (72) hours after delivery. The Goods in respect of
which any such claim is made shall be preserved intact as
delivered for a period of fourteen (14) days after such notice
is given within which time the Repairer shall have the right to
attend and inspect the same. Any breach of this condition shall
disentitle the Customer to any consideration of such claim. The
Repairer shall not be liable to make good any expenditure,
damages and/or loss (including loss of profit for downtime)
arising out of any use or dealing with any Goods repaired
pursuant to this contract, howsoever such expenditure, damage or
loss shall arise and whether from any defect in the Goods or
otherwise howsoever, the Repairer’s liability shall be strictly
limited to further repair of any such goods on such goods being
returned to the Repairer; and
(c) the Repairer shall not be liable for any
special, consequential, direct or indirect loss, damage, harm or
injury suffered or incurred by the Customer.
17. (a) Goods delivered to the Repairer remain
at the Customer’s risk pending redelivery to the Customer.
(b) The Repairer shall not be liable for any
loss or damage to Goods in the Repairer’s possession whether
caused by the negligence of any of the Repairer’s employees,
agents or contractors or any other cause whatsoever.
(c) The Repairer will not insure any goods
unless it agrees in writing to do so. All insurance charges so
incurred will be invoiced to and paid by the Customer.
18. The Repairer reserves the right to retain
the Goods until payment for providing its service or any other
consequential expenses has been received by the Repairer.
19. The Contract shall be construed according
to the laws of the State of Queensland and the parties accept
the jurisdiction of courts exercising jurisdiction in that
State.
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