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General Terms and Conditions of Hahnemühle FineArt GmbH Effective Date: 1st of September 2008 1. Area of validity and conclusion of the contract 1.1. The following conditions apply for all supplies and services effected by us due to an order. Every natural person, legal entity or judicable unincorporated company who/that exercises his/ her/its commercial or self-employed occupational activity when concluding a legal transaction is considered to be an entrepreneur in terms of these delivery conditions. Deviations from the below-mentioned conditions are only accepted, if we have acknowledged them in writing. Otherwise our delivery conditions are regarded as accepted, upon unreserved acceptance of our deliveries at the very latest. Counter-acknowledgements of the purchaser, with differing conditions, are herewith opposed. 1.2. An order is only accepted, if it has been confirmed in writing. The same applies for subsequent changes to the order. Subsidiary agreements are only effective, if they have been confirmed in writing. 1.3. We reserve unrestricted property rights and proprietary utilisation rights to cost estimates, drawings and other documents. Only with our prior consent may they be made accessible to third parties. Drawings and other documents corresponding with offers must be returned immediately at our request, if the order has not been placed with us. This also applies for purchaser’s documents. However, these may be made accessible to such third parties to whom we permissibly assign deliveries and services. 2. Prices 2.1. Our prices apply ex works in accordance with the respectively valid price list or in accordance with our quotation and do not include freight, packaging, postage, insurance and other forwarding expenses, provided no alternative agreement has been expressly concluded. The prices do not contain value added tax. The respectively effective value added tax on the date of delivery must be paid in addition to the price. 2.2. Packaging is calculated at cost prices. The customer bears the additional costs for express goods as well as fees for bulky goods. 2.3. The customer is charged the additional costs arising due to subsequent alteration of the order. 2.4. Drawings, drafts, test prints, samples and similar preparations for print orders placed by the purchaser are brought to account, even if the order is not placed. 3. Payment 3.1. Payment must be made without deduction within 30 calendar days as of the invoice date. 3.2. Bills of exchange are only accepted upon special agreement and, on account of payment, without discount. The purchaser bears discount and all out-of-pocket expenses. The purchaser must pay these immediately after issuance of the invoice. In the event of acceptance of bills of exchange, we are not liable for timely presentation, protestation, notification and return of the bills of exchange, provided that we or our auxiliary persons are not guilty of intent or gross negligence. 3.3. Advance payment may be demanded for custom-made products, provision of extraordinary products or in the event of any other advance deliveries/services. 3.4. A purchaser who is a general merchant in terms of the German Commercial Code is not entitled to rights of retention or offsetting rights. However, the rights according to § 320 German Civil Code remain effective, if and to the extent that we have failed to render our guaranteed performance. 3.5. All cash and non-cash payments of accounts receivable may solely take place in Euro 4. Delayed payment 4.1. If fulfillment of the pecuniary claim is endangered due to deterioration of the purchaser’s financial situation after conclusion of the contract, then we can demand advance payment and immediate payment of all outstanding accounts, even those not yet payable, retain goods due for delivery and cease working on current orders. We are also entitled to these rights, if the purchaser has not effected payment despite a written reminder based on the delayed payment. 4.2. Interest on arrears amounting to 8 percentage points above the base rate in accordance with § 247 German Civil Code must be paid. Assertion of further damage caused by delay is hereby not excluded. 5. Delivery and acceptance 5.1. Solely the written order confirmation is authoritative for the content and scope of supply or service. 5.2. Delivery dates are only binding, if we expressly acknowledge them in writing. Otherwise information relating to delivery terms or delivery dates is regarded as advice. However, the delivery period does not begin before the purchaser has provided the documents, licenses and approvals to be procured by him/her, nor before receipt of the agreed down payment. The delivery dates confirmed by us are adhered to where possible. Delayed deliveries do not justify a contractual penalty claim. 5.3. If we fall into arrears with our performance, we must first of all be granted an adequate extension of time. An extension of time is not required, if particular circumstances that justify immediate cancellation of the contract exist with regard to mutual interests. Otherwise the purchaser is not entitled to withdraw from the contract until fruitless expiry of the extension period. Compensation for damage caused by delay can only be demanded for foreseeable damages characteristic of the contract, unless the damage has occurred due to a circumstance that we or our auxiliary persons have caused as a result of intent or gross negligence. Claim to benefits is excluded in cases of this paragraph. 5.4. Business disruptions – both in our company and in the company of a subcontractor, – particularly strike, lock-out, war, riot and all other cases of force majeure do not entitle to cancel the contractual relationship. The principles regarding loss of the implicit purpose of the contract remain unaffected. 5.5. Delivery takes place at the risk and expense of the purchaser ex works Dassel. We determine the shipping route and mode of shipment, if nothing else has been agreed upon. We are only liable for errors during performance or shipment, in the event of intent or gross negligence. 5.6. If the purchaser obliged to collect the goods, or the purchaser of call orders refuses to accept the goods even though the delivery period has expired and he has been notified that the goods have been made available, we are entitled to place the goods in storage at the purchaser’s expense and risk or to demand reimbursement of the costs, if we store the goods in our own storerooms. Should the purchaser fail to accept the goods despite written appointment of a period of two weeks, then we are entitled to withdraw from the contract and claim damages. If the purchaser is not responsible for delayed acceptance, we are entitled to withdraw from the contract, yet the purchaser is not entitled to damages. 5.7. We are not obliged to take back faultless goods. However, if we agree to take back faultless goods, we will be at liberty to charge additional costs for inspection, accounting entry and the like according to expenditure of human labor input. Custom-made products cannot be taken back, subject to the regulations made below number 7. In case faultless goods are taken back, the purchaser bears the risk of accidental loss or accidental deterioration of the delivery item. 5.8. The goods delivered by us have the essential properties determined in the order confirmation, or correspond to the enclosed technical specifications. 6. Reservation of title 6.1. We reserve the title to the delivered goods until full payment of the purchase price has been effected. We reserve the title to goods that the purchaser obtains from us within the scope of his commercial activity, until settlement of all of our debts from the purchaser arising from the business connection, including future receivables from contracts concluded at the same time or at a later date. This also applies if individual receivables or all of our receivables have been incorporated into a current account and the balance has been struck and acknowledged. 6.2. In the event of breach of important contractual obligations, we are entitled to repossession of the goods after a written reminder and the purchaser is obliged to hand over the goods. In the event of our repossession or seizure of the item, a withdrawal from the contract only exists (provided that the hire-purchase law exists) if we expressly state this in writing. In case of seizure or other third-party interventions, the purchaser must provide us with written notification of the identity of the seized item by sending us a bailiff’s return and affirmation in lieu of oath. 6.3. The purchaser is entitled to resell the goods in a proper course of business, provided that the receivables from the resale are transferred to us as follows: The purchaser at this point already assigns to us all debts, including all ancillary rights, arising against the customer or third parties due to the resale, namely regardless of whether the reserved goods are resold without or after processing. The purchaser is still authorised to collect these debts after the assignment. This does not affect our authorisation to collect the debts ourselves. However, we commit ourselves to refrain from collecting the debts, as long as the purchaser properly fulfils his payment obligations. We may ask the purchaser to disclose to us the assigned debts and their debtor, to provide all information required to collect the debts, to deliver the corresponding documents and to notify the debtors of the assignation. If the goods are resold along with other goods not belonging to us, then our receivables from the customer is considered assigned in an amount equivalent to the delivery price agreed upon between us and the purchaser. 6.4. For us as manufacturer in terms of § 950 German Civil Code, machining and processing of the reserved goods takes place without placing us under obligation. The processed goods are regarded as reserved goods in terms of these conditions. If the reserved goods are processed or inseparably combined with items not belonging to us, then we acquire joint ownership of the new product in due proportion to the invoice value of the reserved goods compared to the invoice value of the other utilised goods at the time of processing or combination. Thus originated co-ownership rights are regarded as reserved goods in terms of these conditions. If our goods are combined with other movable objects to form a uniform product, or are they inseparably combined and the other product is regarded as the main product, then it is considered agreed that the purchaser assigns to us proportional joint ownership, if the main product belongs to him. The conditions that apply for the item originating as a result of processing, connection and combination of the originating product are identical to those that apply for the reserved goods. 6.5. We commit ourselves to issue securities that we are entitled to, according to our own choice, as soon as they exceed our receivables to be safeguarded by more than 25 %. 7. Notice of defects and guarantee 7.1. We are only liable for defects as follows: a) The purchaser must check the quantity and quality of the goods immediately after receipt. He must give written notice of obvious defects within one week. b) The purchaser must at all events examine the preliminary and intermediate products consigned for correction. The risk of possible faults passes to the purchaser on release for production, provided that the faults concerned are not faults that have occurred in the production process subsequent to release for production. The same applies for all other release statements for further manufacture, which are issued by the customer. 7.2. Concealed defects, which cannot be found after the immediate examination, may only be asserted if we receive the notice of defects within 12 months after goods receipt. This number does not apply, if the concealed defect is based on a circumstance that was caused by us or our auxiliary persons due to intent or gross negligence. 7.3. In the event of qualified complaints, the purchaser is entitled to demand replacement or subsequent improvement, according to his own choice. However, we are entitled to select a type of subsequent improvement not selected by the purchaser, if the subsequent improvement method selected by the purchaser is only possible with unreasonably costs. In the event of failure, refusal or unacceptability of subsequent improvement, the purchaser may either withdraw from the contract or reduce the agreed payment, according to his choice. Assertion of further compensation, particularly for damages caused by defects, is excluded. This does not apply, if the damage is based on a circumstance that was caused by intentional or gross breach of duty on our part or on the part of our auxiliary persons or caused by a negligent breach of main contractual duties („Kardinalpflichten“) on the part of our auxiliary persons. A contractual duty is a main contractual duty („Kardianlpflichten“), if its observance is a necessary requirement for a due performance of the agreement and if the purchaser usually trusts and may trust in its observance. The exclusion does also not apply to the extent another person‘s life, body or health has been negligently damaged, to the extent we are liable under the Product Liability Act for damages to persons or goods privately used, as well with respect to defects we have fraudulently concealed or whose absence we have guaranteed. To the extent we have not acted intentionally our liability for damages is limited to the foreseeable and typical losses. XV
7.4. If the order concerns job processing work or further processing of objects, we are not liable for consequential impairment to the product to be improved or further processed, unless that damage was caused intentionally or by act of gross negligence. 7.5. Defects of a part of the delivered product do not qualify for reclamation of the entire delivery, unless the breach of duty is considerable. 7.6. With colored reproductions in all printing methods, minor deviations from the original cannot be reclaimed. The same applies for the comparison between imprinting and production printing. Guarantee claims are inapplicable in the event of adherence to tolerances customary in trade and industry. 7.7. In case the defect of the product can be put down to the quality of the used material, we are entitled to assign our claims against the respective subcontractors to the purchaser. In this case we are liable in the same way as a guarantor, as far as the claims against the subcontractor do not exist due to default on our part and such claims are unenforceable. 7.8. Excess or short deliveries up to 10 % of the ordered print run correspond with the usages of business dealings customary in trade, thus do not entitle to reclamations. The delivered quantity is invoiced. The respective latest version of point b) of the business conditions of the paper industry of the federal territory applies for delivery of papers and cardboard boxes from customary production. 7.9. No guarantee is assumed for damages that have occurred for the following reasons: a) unsuitable or improper use, b) faulty assembly by the purchaser or third parties, despite proper and comprehensible assembly instructions, c) faulty commissioning by the purchaser or third parties, d) natural wear, e) faulty or negligent treatment, f) unsuitable operating resources, g) replacement material, h) chemical, electronic or electrical influences, provided that these cannot be put down to default of the supplier. 7.10. The supplier ensures that deliveries correspond to the legal, product-related regulations effective in Germany. 8. Storage, insurance 8.1. Drafts, drawings, basic materials, print substrates, tools and other reutilisable objects, as well as semi-finished and finished products are only stored beyond the delivery date after prior agreement and against particular payment. The agent is solely liable in the event of acts of intention or gross negligence. XVI 8.2. The above-mentioned objects, provided that the principal provides these, are handled with care up to the date of delivery. We are only liable for damages in the event of acts of intent or gross negligence. 8.3. If the above-mentioned objects are to be insured, the purchaser must provide the insurance them himself/herself. 9. Apparatus and copyright 9.1. Apparatus, tools and other drafts developed and manufactured by us for execution of the order remain our property, even if proportionate costs have been invoiced. 9.2. The purchaser is solely responsible to ensure that no third-party rights, particularly copyrights, patents or utility models are violated through the execution of his order. The purchaser must release us from all third-party claims due to violation of laws. 10. Impressum We can suitably point out contractual products of our company. The purchaser can only refuse consent, if he is predominantly interested in doing so. 11. Place of execution, legal venue, effectiveness 11.1. Place of execution is Dassel. 11.2. If the purchaser is a general merchant, legal entity under public law or tangible assets under public law, exclusive legal venue for all disputes arising between the parties, including proceedings relating to bills of exchange and documents, is the Local Court Einbeck or the District Court Göttingen, depending on the competence. The same legal venue applies, if the purchaser does not have a national general legal venue, if he moves abroad or if the purchaser’s domicile or common place of residence is unknown at the time of institution of legal proceedings. 11.3. Possible inefficacy of either one or several of the provisions of these terms of delivery does not affect the efficiency of the remaining provisions. 11.4. The contracting parties commit themselves to replace the ineffective provision with a regulation that comes as close as possible to the ineffective provision as regards economic success. 12. Miscellaneous 12.1. The law of the Federal Republic of Germany applies, excluding the UN purchasing law. 12.2. We are authorised to process, i.e. store, transmit, alter and delete personal data entrusted to us within the scope of our business relationships, in accordance with the purpose of our order.
Page 1 and 2: Catalogue 2010 / 2011 Artist Papers
Page 3 and 4: II n Austria Traditional FineArt Jo
Page 5 and 6: IV Extract from our sales and deliv
Page 7 and 8: VI page Oil and Acrylic Paint Board
Page 9 and 10: ef. no. pack. unit barcode page ref
Page 15: Notes Ref. no. Barcode UVP o. MwSt.
Page 19 and 20: Glazing rolls Several heatable stee
Page 21 and 22: Mould-made Watercolour Board Hahnem
Page 23 and 24: Mould-made Watercolour Board Willia
Page 25 and 26: Mould-made Watercolour Board Tiepol
Page 27 and 28: CertifiCate We hereby confirm that
Page 29 and 30: Watercolour Paper Toscana 200 gsm
Page 31 and 32: Watercolour Board Burgund 250 gsm
Page 33 and 34: Watercolour Board Britannia 300 gsm
Page 35 and 36: Watercolour Board Cornwall 450 gsm
Page 37 and 38: Watercolour Board Quattro 300 gsm
Page 39 and 40: Bamboo-Mixed Media 265 gsm Hahnemü
Page 41 and 42: Sketch Paper Creativ 100 gsm Fine,
Page 43 and 44: Sketch Paper Quattro 170 gsm Natura
Page 45 and 46: Bamboo-Sketch 105 gsm Hahnemühle B
Page 47 and 48: Travel Journals & Travel Booklets i
Page 49 and 50: Sketch Book D&S 140 gsm Natural whi
Page 51 and 52: Pastel Papers PastellSelection Past
Page 53 and 54: Mould-made Pastel Paper Bugra 130 g
Page 55 and 56: 160 gsm · 45% cotton rag A 45% cot
Page 57 and 58: Oil Pastel 230 gsm Quality board wi
Page 59 and 60: Oil and Acrylic Paint Board 230 gsm
Page 61 and 62: Palette Pad 60 gsm Waxed paper for
Page 63 and 64: Hahnemühle Mounting Board The Hahn
Page 65 and 66: Graphic Design New Manga Layout & I
Page 67 and 68:
Photo Cardboard 700 gsm Colour: bla
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Elephanthide This material, which i
Page 71 and 72:
Hahnemühle Digital FineArt Collect
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Photo Rag ® Bright White 310 gsm
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Glossy FineArt FineArt Pearl 285 gs
Page 77 and 78:
Canvas FineArt Leonardo Canvas 390
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Technical Papers Highly Transparent
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Tracing Paper Pad Diamant Spezial S
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Graph Paper (Millimetre Paper) 80 g
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Displays, Samples and Cupboards Sam
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Poster ref. no. size in cm descript
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Easel-Display 3-side plated Easel w
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