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MODULE A - delivery of products
ARTICLE A1 – Definitions
1.1 These are the general terms and conditions of:
dear laine
Vijf Meiplein 188
2321 BT Leiden
Nederland
E thoughts@dearlaine.com
CoC 92495443
VAT-number NL004954773B53
1.2 To keep these terms understandable, the following terms have a fixed definition:
Webshop: The party mentioned in Article 1.1.
Client: Anyone (including legal entities) who enters into an Agreement with the Webshop;
Agreement: Any contractual relationship between The Webshop and the Client;
Consumer: the Client acting for purposes outside their trade or professional activity.;
Right of withdrawal: The right of a Consumer to dissolve a distance contract or an off-premises contract without giving reasons, as referred to in Article 230o of the Civil Code.;
1.3 In these general terms and conditions, the Webshop and the Client are collectively referred to as “We” or “Us”. The terms “You” and “Your” refer to the Client.
ARTICLE A2 – Applicability
2.1 These Terms and Conditions apply to every offer made by the Webshop and to every Agreement between You and the Webshop. Any general terms and conditions used by You do not apply, unless the Webshop has expressly confirmed to You in writing that they do.
2.2 If any part of these Terms and Conditions is ‘void’ or ‘voidable’, all other provisions remain in effect. In that case, We will agree on new terms to replace the void or voidable provisions. The intent of the new provision(s) must align as closely as possible with the intent of the original provision(s).
2.3 If the Agreement states something different from these Terms and Conditions, the provisions of the Agreement shall prevail. This allows Us to make arrangements that differ from these Terms and Conditions; however, any such arrangements apply only if the Webshop has expressly confirmed them to You in writing.
ARTICLE A3 – Offers
3.1 Any offer from the Webshop is non-binding and may be accepted within the period specified in the offer. If You fail to do so, the offer lapses. If no period is specified, a period of 14 days applies. It is not possible to accept or reject only part of an offer from the Webshop; in such a case, the (entire) offer also lapses.
3.2 The Webshop ensures that any offer accurately and completely describes the products and/or (digital) content and services to which the offer relates. If the offer includes graphic elements (such as images or videos), these provide a true representation of those products and/or (digital) content and services..
3.3 If an offer contains an obvious mistake or error (such as a typo or calculation error), the Webshop is not bound to the offer.
ARTICLE A4 – Execution of the Agreement and delivery
4.1 You enter into an Agreement with the Webshop the moment You accept the Webshop’s offer and fulfill the requirements specified by the Webshop in connection with that offer. You will receive confirmation of this from the Webshop within a reasonable period after the Agreement is established—and in any event upon delivery of the goods or before the service is performed. This confirmation includes:
all information referred to in Article 230m, paragraph 1 of the Dutch Civil Code, unless You have already received it from the Webshop on a durable medium prior to the establishment of the Agreement; and
where applicable: the confirmation of the express prior consent and the declaration referred to in Article 230p, point (g), of the Dutch Civil Code;
You may terminate the Agreement as long as You have not yet received the aforementioned confirmation.
4.2 The Webshop makes every effort to execute the Agreement as carefully and promptly as possible and to deliver the orders You have placed as quickly as possible. In any event, the Webshop will do so within 30 days of the Agreement being established, unless a different delivery period has been agreed upon. If the Webshop is unable to deliver within that period, You are entitled to dissolve the Agreement.
4.3 Deliveries are made to the address You provided to the Webshop. If that address is located outside the Netherlands, the Webshop reserves the right to refuse Your order without being liable for any compensation.
4.4 The Webshop carefully selects the individuals within its organization who will execute the Agreement. The Webshop may also engage third parties for this purpose, such as subcontractors and/or auxiliary personnel. The Webshop will inform You in advance of the party it engages to deliver ordered products. If products are lost or damaged during delivery, the risk is borne by the Webshop. This applies unless You have expressly agreed otherwise with the Webshop.
4.5 You must provide the Webshop with all data that the Webshop has indicated is necessary for the performance of the Agreement, or that You should reasonably understand to be necessary, in a timely manner. Failure to do so entitles the Webshop to, among other things, suspend performance of the Agreement. In addition to the right to suspend the Agreement, the Webshop may (continue to) exercise any other rights it may have.
ARTICLE A5 – Prices
5.1. For Consumers the prices and rates stated by the Webshop include surcharges, levies, and taxes (such as VAT) as well as additional costs (such as any shipping and administrative fees), unless expressly stated otherwise alongside the price. If You are not a Consumer, the prices are stated exclusive of VAT and other levies, unless expressly stated otherwise alongside the price.
5.2. The Webshop may offer products and/or services at variable prices if their price is subject to fluctuations in the financial market(s) over which the Webshop has no control. In such cases, the Webshop will clearly indicate this alongside the price.
5.3. The Webshop reserves the right to implement price changes within three months of the establishment of the Agreement, insofar as these result from changes in legislation or regulations. If more than three months have elapsed since the establishment of the Agreement, the Webshop also reserves the right to pass on to You any increases in delivery, transport, shipping, call-out, and administrative costs.
5.4. If You are a Consumer, You have the right to terminate the Agreement in the event of the price increases referred to in Article 5.3. If You are not a Consumer, You only have the right to terminate the Agreement if the increase exceeds 5% of the agreed total price, unless the Webshop offers to bear the cost of the price difference (to the extent that it exceeds the aforementioned 5%).
ARTICLE A6 – Payment
6.1. You are required to pay invoices from the Webshop within 14 days of the establishment of the Agreement, unless You have agreed otherwise with the Webshop. If You are a Consumer, the Webshop may not, under the law, require You to pay more than 50% of the price in advance.
6.2. If You are a Consumer, You will only be in default regarding the fulfillment of payment obligations if the Webshop has formally notified You of Your default and granted You a reasonable period of at least 14 days (commencing on the day following receipt of said notice) to fulfill Your payment obligations, and You have failed to pay within that 14-day period. In that event, You are also liable for statutory interest and reimbursement of extrajudicial collection costs. The extrajudicial collection costs amount to (subject to a minimum of €40,00):
15% on outstanding amounts up to € 2.500,00;
10% on the subsequent € 2.500,00;
5% on the subsequent € 5.000,00;
1% on the subsequent € 190.000,00;
0.5% on the remainder.
6.3. If You are not a Consumer, You may not set off, suspend, and/or reduce payments to the Webshop, and You will be in default immediately if You fail to make a payment to the Webshop on time. In such a case, the Webshop also has the right to charge statutory commercial interest from the invoice due date until the day You have made full payment. The Webshop is not required to issue a formal demand for payment or a notice of default prior to doing so. The Webshop may also (continue to) exercise any other rights it may have against You.
6.4. Payments You make are first applied against outstanding interest and costs, and subsequently against the oldest due invoices.
6.5. In the event of the Client’s liquidation, dissolution, bankruptcy, or suspension of payments, or if the Client loses the free management or free disposal of its assets in whole or in part, the Client’s (payment) obligations shall become immediately due and payable.
ARTICLE A7 – Guarantees
7.1. The Webshop ensures that the products and/or services it supplies to You comply with the Agreement. This means, among other things, that the products and/or services meet the expectations You could reasonably have based on the nature of the item and the statements made by the Webshop regarding it—for example, concerning the quantity, size, and/or weight of a product. Furthermore, the products and/or services supplied by the Webshop comply with the laws and regulations applicable at the time the Agreement is established. If You are not a Consumer, the Webshop may make different or additional arrangements with You.
7.2. If You are a Consumer, any additional warranties provided to You by the Webshop never limit Your statutory consumer rights. You may therefore always exercise Your statutory (consumer) rights.
ARTICLE A8 - Intellectual property
8.1. Intellectual property rights, including copyrights regarding all offers, designs, images, drawings, and models provided to You by the Webshop remain the property of the Webshop, unless the Webshop has expressly agreed otherwise with You in writing. Documents, data, and materials provided to You by the Webshop are intended solely for your use as the Client; You may not reproduce, disclose, or share them with third parties without the Webshop’s prior written consent, unless the nature of said documents, data, and materials dictates otherwise.
ARTICLE A9 – Right of withdrawal
9.1. If You are a Consumer and the contract is a distance contract or an off-premises contract (as referred to in Article 6:230g of the Civil Code), You may exercise the right of withdrawal. This means that You may rescind the contract without giving any reason within a period of 14 days. This 14-day period commences at the following times:
a. in the case of an Agreement regarding the purchase of movable property:
On the day on which You or a third party designated by You (other than the carrier) has received the product, unless:
The same order consists of multiple items that are delivered separately, or the delivery consists of different shipments or parts; in that case, the relevant date is the day on which the last item, shipment, or part is received by You or a third party designated by You (other than the carrier);
the Agreement involves the regular delivery of products over a specific period; in that case, the relevant date is the day on which the first item is received by You or a third party designated by You (other than the carrier).
b. in the case of a contract for the provision of services:
On the day the Agreement is established.
c. for a contract for the supply of water, gas, or electricity—where these are not put up for sale in a limited volume or a specific quantity—or of district heating or digital content not supplied on a tangible medium:
On the day the Agreement is established.
9.2. To exercise the right of withdrawal, You must inform the Webshop via an unequivocal statement that You are exercising this right. You may use the withdrawal form provided by the Webshop for this purpose; this form is also attached to these Terms and Conditions. You must send the statement before the period referred to in Article 9.1 has expired.
9.3. If You have not yet received the withdrawal form from the Webshop, the 14-day period referred to in paragraph 1 of this article is extended until the moment You (finally) receive the withdrawal form, but by no more than twelve months.
9.4. If You exercise the right of withdrawal, You must:
To handle any items received—and their packaging—with care. You may only unpack or use such items (products) to the extent necessary to establish their nature, characteristics, and functioning. If You handle the item in any other way, You are liable for any resulting depreciation in value, unless the Webshop failed to provide You with all legally required information regarding the Right of Withdrawal prior to or at the time of concluding the Agreement;
To return the item (product) to the Webshop within 14 days, calculated from the day following the day on which You made the statement referred to in Article 9.2. You shall bear the direct costs of returning an item, but only if the Webshop informed You of this prior to concluding the Agreement.
To return the item, as far as possible, with all supplied accessories, in its original condition and packaging, and in accordance with the instructions clearly and reasonably provided to You by the Webshop.
9.5. If you exercise the Right of Withdrawal, the Agreement will be dissolved. This also applies to any supplementary Agreements. In that case, the Webshop will refund the payments you have made to the Webshop, including any costs (for example, for delivery). The Webshop will do so in any event within 14 days after the day on which you made the declaration referred to in Article 9.2.
9.6. You bear the risk and the burden of proof regarding the correct and timely exercise of the right of withdrawal.
ARTICLE A10 – Exclusion of the right of withdrawal
10.1. If You are not a Consumer, You cannot exercise the right of withdrawal. This applies even if You have received a withdrawal form.
10.2. If You are a Consumer, You cannot – notwithstanding Article 9 – exercise the right of withdrawal if:
the Webshop has excluded the right of withdrawal AND
the Webshop has clearly informed You, prior to the establishment of the Agreement, about the exclusion of the right of withdrawal, AND
the excluded right of withdrawal relates to
an Agreement where the price of the goods or services is dependent on fluctuations in the financial markets over which the Webshop has no control and which may occur within the withdrawal period;
an Agreement where You have specifically requested the Webshop to visit You to carry out urgent repairs or maintenance, with the exception of:
additional services not expressly requested by You;
the supply of goods other than those necessary to carry out the maintenance or repairs;
an Agreement established at a public auction;
an Agreement for the provision of services, following performance of the Agreement, and insofar as the Agreement entails a payment obligation for You, if:
performance has begun with Your express prior consent; AND
You have declared that You waive the right of withdrawal once the Webshop has performed the Agreement;
an Agreement for the provision of services relating to the provision of accommodation other than for residential purposes, the transport of goods, car rental services, catering, and services related to leisure activities, if the Agreement stipulates a specific date or period for performance; a consumer purchase (as referred to in Article 5, paragraph 1, sub a, of Book 7 of the Civil Code) regarding:
the supply of goods manufactured according to Your specifications, which are not prefabricated and are produced based on an individual choice or decision made by You, or which are clearly intended for a specific person;
the supply of goods that are liable to deteriorate or expire rapidly;
the supply of goods that are unsuitable for return for reasons of health protection or hygiene and whose seal has been broken after delivery;
the supply of goods which, after delivery, are by their nature inseparably mixed with other items;
the supply of alcoholic beverages the price of which has been agreed upon at the establishment of a consumer purchase, but the delivery of which can only take place after thirty days, and
the actual value of which depends on market fluctuations over which the Webshop has no control;
the supply of audio and video recordings and computer software the seal of which has been broken after delivery;
the supply of newspapers, periodicals, or magazines, with the exception of a contract for the regular delivery of such publications;
a contract for the supply of digital content not delivered on a tangible medium, insofar as performance has begun and—insofar as the Agreement entails a payment obligation for You—if:
performance has begun with Your express prior consent;
You have declared that You thereby waive the right of withdrawal; and
the Webshop has provided a confirmation as referred to in Article 230t, paragraph 2, or Article 230v, paragraph 7, of Book 6 of the Civil Code.
ARTICLE A11 – Cancellation
11.1. If the Agreement can be terminated, the termination must be effected in accordance with the termination rules and notice period agreed upon between You and the Webshop.
11.2. If You are a Consumer, the following rules and timeframes apply regarding cancellations. The Webshop may not deviate from these to Your detriment as a Consumer:
If the Agreement has been entered into for an indefinite period and involves the regular supply of goods—including electricity, heat, and cold—or the regular performance of services, You have the right to terminate the Agreement at any time.
If the Agreement has been entered into for a fixed term and involves the regular supply of goods—including electricity, heat, and cold—or the regular performance of services, You have the right to terminate the Agreement at the end of that fixed term. However, if the Agreement has been tacitly extended, You may terminate it at any time.
The notice period is a maximum of one month, unless the Agreement involves the regular supply of magazines, daily newspapers, news sheets, and/or weekly newspapers where delivery takes place less frequently than once a month. In that case, the notice period is a maximum of three months.
If the Agreement has been entered into for a fixed term and involves the regular supply of goods—including electricity, heat, and cold—or the regular performance of services, the Agreement may not be tacitly extended or renewed for a fixed term, unless the Agreement concerns the regular supply of magazines, daily newspapers, news sheets, and/or weekly newspapers. In the latter case, the Agreement may be tacitly extended for a fixed term of up to three months, and You have the right to terminate the Agreement at the end of the extension period, subject to a notice period of no more than one month. Any Agreement for the delivery of magazines, daily newspapers, news publications, and/or weekly publications that is of limited duration and intended for introductory purposes (a trial subscription) shall not be tacitly renewed and shall terminate automatically (without notice of termination) at the end of the (limited) term of the Agreement (the trial period).
You may terminate any Agreement with a term exceeding one year at any time after the first year, unless principles of reasonableness and fairness preclude termination prior to the end of the agreed term.
11.3. If You are not a Consumer, You may only terminate the Agreement if expressly stipulated in the Agreement and in accordance with the termination rules and notice periods specified therein.
ARTICLE A12 – Personal data
12.1. The Webshop processes personal data only in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. This means, among other things, that:
the Webshop processes personal data only insofar as such processing can be based on one of the legal grounds set out in Article 6 of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR);
the Webshop implements appropriate technical and organisational measures to adequately secure the personal data it processes;
the Webshop will share personal data with third parties only if this is compatible with the purpose for which the data were collected and if all (other) legal requirements applicable to the sharing of personal data have been met;
personal data are not retained longer than necessary for the purposes for which they were collected, unless the Webshop is required by law to retain the data for a longer period;
You have, among other things, the right to access, correct, or have deleted Your personal data, to have the processing restricted, to object to the processing, or—where applicable—to have the data transferred.
ARTICLE A13 – Complaints
13.1. The Webshop has a clear complaints procedure. The Webshop handles every complaint in accordance with this complaints procedure.
13.2. If You have a complaint regarding the execution of the Agreement, You must submit it to the Webshop, fully and clearly described, within two months of discovering the defect.
13.3. The Webshop will respond within 14 days of receiving the complaint whenever possible. If a complaint requires a longer processing time, You will receive an acknowledgment of receipt within the aforementioned 14-day period, including an indication of when You can expect a more detailed response.
13.4. In the event of a complaint, You should always first contact the Webshop to see if they can offer a suitable solution. If the Webshop is affiliated with WebwinkelKeur and the parties cannot reach a mutual agreement, You may turn to WebwinkelKeur (www.webwinkelkeur.nl). WebwinkelKeur provides mediation free of charge. You can verify the Webshop's current membership status at https://www.webwinkelkeur.nl/ledenlijst/.
13.5. If mediation by WebwinkelKeur does not lead to a solution, You may also submit the complaint to the independent disputes committee designated by WebwinkelKeur. If You choose to do so, You may be charged a fee.
ARTICLE A14 – Governing law and choice of forum
14.1. The Agreement is governed exclusively by Dutch law.
14.2. In addition to the option of using the complaints procedure described in Article 13, You may submit disputes to the court. In such cases, the court in the district where the Webshop is established has exclusive jurisdiction to hear the dispute, to the exclusion of other competent courts and arbitration, unless a mandatory legal provision establishes the jurisdiction of a court in a different location.
Appendix A1: Model withdrawal form:
Withdrawal form
(only complete and return this form if you wish to withdraw from the agreement)
- To:
dear laine
Vijf Meiplein 188
2321 BT, Leiden Nederland
thoughts@dearlaine.com
- I/We (*) hereby give notice that I/we (*) withdraw from my/our (*) contract of sale of the following goods/for the provision of the following service (*)
- Ordered on (*)/Received on (*):
- Name/Names consumer(s):
- Adress consumer(s):
- Signature of consumer(s) (only if this form is submitted on paper)
- Date:
Module B - Delivery of services
ARTICLE B1 – Definitions
1.1. dear laine, established in Leiden, Chamber of Commerce (KVK) number 92495443, is referred to in these general terms and conditions as Photographer.
1.2. The other party is referred to in these general terms and conditions as Client.
1.3. The agreement refers to the assignment agreement on the basis of which Photographer performs work for Client in return for payment of a fee and costs, and to which the general terms and conditions have been declared applicable.
ARTICLE B2 – Applicability of General Terms and Conditions
2.1. These terms and conditions apply to all quotations (or quotes or offers), invoices, work, agreements and delivery of services and goods by or on behalf of Photographer to which they have declared these terms and conditions applicable, insofar as these terms and conditions have not been expressly deviated from in writing.
2.2. The terms and conditions also apply to actions of third parties engaged by Photographer in the context of the assignment.
2.3. The latest version of these general terms and conditions, as published on www.dearlaine.com/terms-and-conditions, always applies.
2.4. The applicability of Client’s general terms and conditions is explicitly rejected.
2.5. If one or more provisions in these general terms and conditions are at any time wholly or partially null and void or annulled, the remaining provisions in these general terms and conditions shall remain fully applicable.
ARTICLE B3 – Quotations
3.1. If no acceptance period is stated in the quotation, it will expire after 14 calendar days. A quotation must always be confirmed in writing.
3.2. Acceptance of the quotation automatically constitutes acceptance of these general terms and conditions.
3.3. Photographer cannot be held to a quotation if Client could reasonably understand that the quotation, or a part thereof, contains an obvious error or typo.
3.4. Quotations do not automatically apply to follow-up orders.
3.5. Anything delivered outside the quotation will be considered additional work and invoiced as such.
ARTICLE B4 – Rates and Payments
4.1. The agreement is entered into for a fixed term, unless the nature of the agreement dictates otherwise or if the parties expressly agree otherwise in writing.
4.2. The quotation states the package price of the chosen service as agreed, or an hourly rate with an estimated number of hours. Any other additional costs, such as additional work due to a change in the agreement or a change in Photographer's standard style and travel expenses, will be invoiced separately.
4.3. Photographer is entitled to request a deposit. Unless otherwise agreed, the remaining part of the payment must be paid in one go. Photographer is entitled to suspend the agreement until full payment has been received.
4.4. The rates agreed upon upon entering into the agreement are based on the price level applicable at that time and the specific nature of the agreed work and apply only to the work included in the agreement. Photographer has the right to adjust the rates for other assignments at their own discretion. For ongoing assignments, Photographer has the right to adjust the price level annually at their own discretion. Photographer also has the right to adjust the fees at any time, if changed circumstances so require. Adjusted rates will be communicated to Client as soon as possible.
4.5. Invoices must be paid within 14 calendar days of the invoice date, unless the parties have made other written agreements about this, a different payment term is stated on the invoice or the shoot takes place earlier.
4.6. If Client fails to pay an invoice on time, they are automatically in default and owe statutory interest. The interest on the amount due will be calculated from the moment Client is in default until the moment of payment of the full amount due.
4.7. If Client is in default or in breach of their obligations, all reasonable costs incurred in obtaining satisfaction out of court shall be borne by Client.
4.8. In the event of liquidation, bankruptcy, seizure or suspension of payments of Client, Photographer's claims are immediately due and payable.
ARTICLE B5 – Provision of Information by Client
5.1. Client shall provide Photographer in a timely manner with all information relevant to the execution of the assignment.
5.2. Client guarantees the accuracy, completeness, and reliability of the data provided, even if it originates from third parties. Photographer will treat the data confidentially.
5.3. Client indemnifies Photographer against any damage resulting from failure to comply with the provisions of this article.
5.4. If Client fails to provide the requested data, or fails to do so in a timely manner, and the execution of the assignment is delayed as a result, any resulting additional costs will be borne by Client.
ARTICLE B6 – Execution of the Agreement
6.1. Photographer will carry out the assignment to the best of their knowledge and ability. Photographer is not liable for not achieving the result intended by Client.
6.2. Photographer has the right to have work carried out by third parties.
6.3. Client must make the circumstances as favourable as possible for Photographer during a shoot.
6.4. If a specific location for the shoot is requested by Client, they are responsible for arranging the location and the associated costs, unless otherwise agreed.
6.5. If Photographer experiences opposition from third parties during the execution of the agreement, they cannot be held liable for reduced results as a result thereof.
ARTICLE B7 – Changes and Cancellations
7.1. In the event of unforeseen circumstances, Photographer has the right to interrupt, reschedule, or cancel a shoot. Unforeseen circumstances include illness, extreme weather conditions, and circumstances relating to materials necessary for the proper execution of the agreement. Photographer will inform Client of any changes as referred to in this clause as soon as possible. If necessary, Photographer will arrange for a replacement Photographer, in the same style as Photographer, or, if possible, the parties will agree on a new date.
7.2. In the event of unforeseen circumstances, Photographer has the right to be replaced by a third party.
7.3. Cancellation by Client for a shoot is only possible in writing. For cancellations within 14 days prior to the shoot date, 25% of the agreed amount will be charged.
ARTICLE B8 – Force Majeure
8.1. In the event of force majeure, Photographer is entitled to interrupt, reschedule, or cancel their work. Force majeure occurs, among other things, if the performance of the agreement is prevented, temporarily or otherwise, by circumstances beyond Photographer's reasonable control, such as illness, accidents, or fire.
8.2. If a situation as described in the first paragraph of this article occurs after the shoot has taken place but the photos have not yet been delivered, Photographer's obligations to Client are suspended for as long as they cannot fulfill their obligations. If this situation has lasted longer than 16 weeks, both parties have the right to terminate the agreement in writing. The work performed up to that point becomes immediately due and payable.
ARTICLE B9 – Liability for Damages
9.1. Photographer is not liable for damages arising from this agreement, unless the damage was caused intentionally or through gross negligence.
9.2. Photographer is not liable for damages arising from the assumption of incorrect or incomplete information provided by or on behalf of Client.
9.3. Photographer is not liable for loss, theft, or damage to Client's personal property during an on-location shoot.
9.4. Photographer cannot be held liable for color deviations on uncalibrated monitors and prints supplied by anyone other than Photographer.
9.5. Photographer is not liable for delays caused by third parties.
9.6. Photographer handles the photos with the utmost care but cannot be held liable for the loss of files due to situations such as a crash. It is Client's responsibility to store the photos after transfer.
9.7. Client remains responsible at all times for applying or carrying out any knowledge or actions acquired during an agreement.
9.8. Client is responsible for obtaining permission from all attendees to be photographed during an event.
9.9. In the event that Client damages equipment during a shoot, Client is obliged to reimburse the appraised value.
9.10. In the event that Photographer is liable to pay compensation to Client for direct damage, the damage will not exceed the amount paid out by the liability insurance or charged by Photographer.
9.11. Client indemnifies Photographer against all third-party claims related to the services and goods supplied by them.
ARTICLE B10 – Copyright, License, and Publication
10.1. The rights to the materials and content provided by Photographer to Client belong to Photographer. Client is expressly prohibited from reproducing, publishing, or making available to third parties the material and documentation provided without prior permission.
10.2. Client is entitled to a limited publication right, with respect to the previously agreed-upon photos, upon full payment of the invoice amount. Photos may not be used for purposes other than those previously agreed upon without obtaining an additional license.
10.3. If photos are to be used commercially, the supplier must obtain permission from Photographer.
10.4. Client is not authorised to edit submitted images. This includes placing text over photos, cropping photos, or using (Instagram) filters.
10.5. Any action contrary to the provisions of paragraphs 1 through 4 of this article will be considered copyright infringement.
10.6. In the event of infringement, Photographer is entitled to compensation of at least three times the license fee normally charged by it for such a form of use, without losing any right to compensation for other damages suffered.
10.7. By entering into the agreement, Client gives Photographer permission to use the images for advertisements, social media, magazine articles, printed matter, exhibition material, portfolio and demonstration material, unless express objections have been made to this when entering into the agreement.
ARTICLE B11 – Special Provisions
11.1. Both parties are obliged to maintain confidentiality of all confidential information that they have obtained in the context of their agreement. This also includes the content of quotations and invoices.
ARTICLE B12 – Delivery
12.1. Photographer will make every effort to deliver the desired photos in an online gallery in JPG format within 14 days after the shoot.
12.2. Photographer takes, selects and edits photos at their own discretion. Selected photos are edited according to normal standards. Client declares to be familiar with Photographer's style.
12.3. Additional wishes of Client constitute extra work and will be invoiced as such.
12.4. Photographer does not deliver unselected and/or unedited (RAW) photo material. It is not possible to view all photos.
ARTICLE B13 – Complaints
13.1. Client is obliged to inform Photographer in writing and with reasons of any complaints about quotations, invoices and/or the services provided within 7 calendar days after the complaint has arisen.
13.2. Filing a complaint does not suspend the payment obligation.
ARTICLE B14 – Dispute Resolution
14.1. These general terms and conditions are governed by Dutch law.
14.2. The parties will only appeal to the court after they have made every effort to settle a dispute by mutual agreement. Disputes will be settled by the court in the district where Photographer is established.
14.3. Notwithstanding the statutory limitation periods, the limitation period for all claims and defenses against Photographer and third parties involved is 12 months.