Burgundy 2010 En Primeur - Armit

Burgundy 2010
Terms & Conditions
Goods are sold and supplied to the
Buyer by John Armit Wines Limited (‘the
Company’) upon the following standard
terms and conditions of sale. Any
variation in these terms and conditions
must be agreed in writing.
Unless otherwise stated the prices
quoted are for a case containing:
12 x 75cl bottles or 24 x 37.5cl half
bottles or 6 x 1.5 litre magnums or
3 x 3 litre double magnums
Prices
All prices are quoted In Bond and are
subject to market fluctuation. All wines
are offered subject to availability.
Payment
All orders for non-allocation wines
will be processed on a first come first
served basis, when completed orders are
received by telephone, e-mail, fax or post
accompanied by your credit or debit card
details. All wines are offered subject to
remaining unsold.
Minimum Order
The minimum order is one case of
9 litres or 12 bottles
Delivery
The majority of the wines offered will not
be here until the end of 2013. On arrival,
we can either:
a. Store the wines for you in our cellars.
They would be stored Under Bond, which
means that Duty and VAT would not be
paid until you have them delivered.
b. Deliver to you following payment of
Duty, VAT and delivery at the prevailing
rate. Duty and VAT are subject to change
by the government.
Claims
Claims for breakages and missing
bottles must be notified in writing on
the consignment note at the time of
delivery. Please inform us immediately
of any damage or loss, in order to speed
up and facilitate your claim. Non-delivery
must be reported within 14 days of the
notified date of despatch. Any failure to
comply will result in the non satisfaction
of any claim.
Title
The property in Goods ordered from the
Company shall pass to the Buyer only
when all monies owed by the Buyer
to the Company have been paid. Until
the property in Goods has passed to
the Buyer, the Buyer shall (save in the
case of any resale by the Buyer) keep
each consignment of Goods from the
Company separate and marked as
being the property of the Company and
such Goods shall be properly stored,
protected and insured and the Buyer
shall hold them in a fiduciary capacity.
The proceeds representing the invoice
price of the Goods (including without
limitation, insurance proceeds) shall be
for the account of the Company and
shall be held by the Buyer in trust for the
Company and kept separate from the
Buyer’s own funds and those of third
parties. If the Buyer shall fail to pay own
sums to the Company when due, the
Company may, without prejudice to any
other right or remedy, enter any property
of the Buyer and take from the Buyer
possession of any Goods in which the
Company has retained the property.
The placing and acceptance of orders
shall form a contract on these terms,
conditional upon our written confirmation
of order which may be by the delivery of
an invoice.
Burgundy 2010 Terms & Conditions
Risk
Notwithstanding the above, the risk in
the Goods (in respect of loss or damage
or otherwise) shall pass to the Buyer
upon delivery.
Insolvency
The Company may terminate the contract
by written notice if the Buyer becomes
insolvent or is deemed to be unable
to pay its debts within the meaning of
Section 123 of the Insolvency Act 1986.
Larger Formats
Some wines are available in larger
formats for an extra charge. Please
contact us for availability.
66 www.armit.co.uk
T. 020 7908 0600 67