NLdigital Terms and Conditions applicable for DoROAD and all its products and subsidiaries
These NLdigital Terms and Conditions have been filed with the Court of Midden-Nederland, Utrecht location.
© 2020 NLdigital
Chapter 1: General Provisions
Article 1: Applicability of the NLdigital Terms
1.1 These NLdigital Terms (hereinafter referred to as “these general terms and conditions”) apply to all offers and agreements whereby the supplier delivers goods and/or services of any kind and under any designation to the client.
1.2 Deviations from and additions to these general terms and conditions are only applicable if agreed upon in writing by both parties.
1.3 Any purchase or other conditions of the client are explicitly rejected unless explicitly agreed otherwise in writing.
Article 1.7: Conflicting Provisions
Without prejudice to the provisions of Article 1.4, in the event of any conflict between the agreements made by the parties and these general terms and conditions, the provisions of these terms shall prevail unless both parties explicitly deviate from them in writing and with direct reference to these terms. In case of a conflict between provisions in different chapters of these terms, the provisions of the earlier chapter shall apply unless explicitly deviated from.
Chapter 2: Offers
Article 2.1: Nature of Offers
All offers and other communications made by the supplier are non-binding, unless indicated differently by the supplier in writing. The client is responsible for the accuracy and completeness of the data provided, either directly or indirectly, upon which the supplier’s offer is based—excluding evident typographical errors.
Chapter 3: Price and Payment
If payments and obligations are not met by the client, they are liable for the full payment, including reimbursement of reasonable legal and extrajudicial costs, such as costs incurred by external experts. These obligations do not affect the supplier’s other legal and contractual rights.
Chapter 4: Duration of the Agreement
Article 4.1: Agreement Duration
If the agreement is a continuing performance contract, it is established for the agreed-upon duration. If the duration is not specified, the agreement is deemed valid for one year.
Article 4.2: Renewals
The duration of a fixed-term agreement is automatically renewed for the originally agreed period, with a maximum of one year, unless the client or supplier terminates the agreement in writing with a notice period of three months before the end of the respective period.
Chapter 5: Confidentiality
Confidentiality clauses will apply regarding sensitive information shared between parties during the agreement.