GENERAL SALES CONDITIONS OF ADDIXIS CONSULTING SL.

1. General comments: Except in case of written agreement, the remittance asked by the customer implies his agreement with these generals’ sales conditions. Thereof, the pursuance of the order implies a full and unreserved involvement of the buyer to these generals’ sales conditions. The conclusion of a sale contract implies the acceptance of these presents’ generals’ conditions, regardless of the arrangements which could appear in the buyer documents.

2. Orders: The sale is juridically considered as perfect and complete from the moment that the customer firms the order, and with his irrevocable agreement. After the signature of the order, no cancellation could be accepted. Every modification or addition of the order is considered as a new order, in terms of conditions and delivery date.

3. Copyright: The customer is the only responsible of intellectual and artistic property rights that he asks us to reproduce. The customer guarantees to us the full rights against any complaint or request of a third party about related rights.

4. Stocking conditions: Our products have to be stocked inside their original packaging, protected from the light, humidity and with a temperature lower than 40º.

5. Complaints: Every complaint has to contain informations about the order, like the conditions of use of the items, the date, the place of the purchase, the serial number and the lot number. No items return will be accepted, and so, no refund or replacement without the agreement of the quality responsible of CONTRALCO. The only responsibility of ADDIXIS CONSULTING S.L. is to replace the products provided by CONTRALCO or accredited providers but is not responsible of damages, injuries or incomes losses. No guarantee could be made in offset print for a specific colour, because the colours could changed a little. Although the four-colours value is identical, the colours displayed on the screen could vary according the type of screen, paper. Dark colours are always become more blade functions of the support. Every misprint which not affects significantly the meaning or the global content of the products, can’t give the right to discounts, payment refusal or free print. The customer give his approbation to the art work or evidences submitted in PDF format. His approbation as considered as a work order and acceptance of the art word and  the texts. Every possible complaint has to be sent to us in a maximum of 7 days after the delivery by registered mail.

6. Prices: Our products are invoiced in Euros, according to the current rate in effect at the moment of the order. Except contrary indications in the receipt of the order, the prices of the products correspond to the factory outlet or to the 1990 version of the board of trade incoterm “EX WORKS”.  The customer has to take charge of postages, always indicated in pro forma invoice.

7. Supply conditions: Except special agreement, the merchandises will be delivered in time agreed between the two parties, the acceptance day of the order. However, the delay will not lead to a cancellation or any damages. The delivery time is calculated from the moment of reception of the date of payment or the art work validation. The goods delivery is confirmed as soon as the customer confirms and firms the delivery order. The buyer takes the responsibility of the merchandises during the transport. It’s the buyer responsibility to check the good condition of the products, the mistakes, the losses or damages at the delivery and, if necessary, to send a complaint to the carrier within 48 hours. If the products are not complying with the nature and quantities indicated in the delivery order, the customer has to send a registered mail within 7 days after the delivery  to ADDIXIS CONSULTING S.L.

8. Payment conditions: Except special condition, the products have to be paid cash by bank transfer. The payment can not be delayed on no account. The customer couldn’t keep any amount due to a delay of the delivery. The customer takes charges of every costs or banking fees.

9. Reserves property, risks: ADDIXIS CONSULTING S.L. expressly reserves ownership of the goods delivered until full payment of the purchase price, interest, costs etc. As a consequence, promissory notes, bill of exchanges, bank drafts are not considered as a payment.

However, the risks are transferred to the buyer at the moment of the delivery. The customer takes the responsibility to protect and conserve the goods and to take out insurances in order to cover damages and losses which could be making to the products.

10. Merchandises return: Neither merchandises return nor any other amount and refund will be accepted without the first agreement of ADDIXIS consulting.

11. Language, law and jurisdiction:

Language: The Spanish language (castellan) of our generals’ sales conditions and our acknowledgement of receipt shall prevail in case of disagreements.

Enforceable law: This text is written in order to be valid, interpreted and executed by the Spanish law.

Jurisdiction: The address choice is made at our head office: In case of protest, whatever the goods delivery place, the tribunal of Madrid has the exclusive ability.

ADDIXIS CONSULTING SL ,ESB84198134 Alfonso XII, nº 8, 28014 Madrid

This website: Alcovista.com is operated by ADDIXIS CONSULTING S.L. and is made available in accordance with the conditions set out below. To use this website you must agree to these conditions. ADDIXS CONSULTING S.L. revise these conditions from time to time by updating this posting.

Conditions of Use

Limitation of Liability

Under no circumstances, shall ADDIXIS CONSULTING .S.L. be liable for any damages that may result from or in relation to the use of this website or its contents.

You shall not use this website for the purposes set out below.

• To harm or violate the legal rights of ADDIXIS CONSULTING S.L. or any third party including, but not limited to, property, reputation, credibility or privacy.
• To disturb the operation of this website in any way.
• To use, transmit or upload harmful computer programs or information.
• To violate any applicable laws or regulations.
• To conduct any other acts ADDIXIS CONSULTING S.L. deems inappropriate.

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This website collects access logs for statistical purposes to enhance our service through this website. Such information is not used to identify individual users. You may be able to reject Cookie by the setting of your browser, provided, however, such rejection may disable some services provided by this website.

Data retention and disclosures

In the accordance with the measures of the 13^th December law 15/1999, we inform that the users’ data of this service will be integrated, for accounting controls, to computerized files of personals data of which ADDIXIS CONSULTING SL. is responsible and could use its right of access to correct or cancel these data. 

We will not disclose any information we keep about you to any third parties, only to companies and any suppliers we engage to provide services which involve processing data on our behalf.

Accessibility

To make the website accessible and usable for all users, our website has been designed with a number of accessibility features.

Copyright

This website is ADDIXIS CONSULTING SL: ownership.  All contents on this websites, like photos, texts or pictures are ADDIXIS CONSULTING SL ownership. The art work and it content are protected by Intellectual Property. The use of this website is determined by the prior acceptation of the users of the terms and conditions contained herein.

Except in case of special permission, it’s not possible to copy, transmit or exploit the content of this website in any way. 

Applicable Laws

The conditions of use of this website shall be governed by the laws of Spain. The Madrid Court shall be the court of exclusive first jurisdiction for all disputes related to these conditions and any other matters concerning the use of this website.

For any inquiry, please contact ADDIXIS CONSULTING S.L. use a contact form in this website.

The drink drive limit

There are strict alcohol limits for drivers, but it is impossible to say exactly how many drinks this equals - it is different for each person.

The legal alcohol limit for drivers in the UK is:

• 35 microgrammes of alcohol per 100 millilitres of breath
• 80 milligrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood
• 107 milligrammes of alcohol per 100 millilitres of urine

Drink-driving penalties

You could be imprisoned, banned from driving and face a fine if you’re found guilty of drink-driving.

Penalties for different offences

The following penalties may apply if you’re charged and found guilty of a drink-driving offence.

The actual penalty you get is up to the magistrates who hear your case, and depends the circumstances of your offence.

The courts may offer you to take a Drink-Drive Rehabilitation Scheme (DDRS) course if you’re banned from driving for 12 or more months.

Being in charge of a vehicle while above the legal limit or unfit through drink

You may get:

• 3 months’ imprisonment
• up to £2,500 fine
• a possible driving ban

Driving or attempting to drive while above the legal limit or unfit through drink

You may get:

• 6 months’ imprisonment
• up to £5,000 fine
• a driving ban for at least 1 year (3 years if convicted twice in 10 years)

Refusing to provide a specimen of breath, blood or urine for analysis

You may get:

• 6 months’ imprisonment
•  up to £5,000 fine
• a ban from driving for at least 1 year

Causing death by careless driving when under the influence of drink

You may get:

• 14 years’ imprisonment
• an unlimited fine
• a ban from driving for at least 2 years
• an extended driving test before your licence is returned

The High Risk Offenders Scheme

Your driving licence won’t be returned automatically at the end of a driving ban if you’re a ‘high risk offender’. You’ll only get your licence back if you pass a medical examination.

You’re a high risk offender if you:

• were convicted of 2 drink-driving offences within 10 years
• were driving when you were at 2.5 times or more the legal alcohol limit
• refused to give the police a sample of breath, blood or urine to test for alcohol
• refused to allow a sample of your blood to be tested for alcohol (eg if it was taken when you were unconscious)

Other problems you could face

A conviction for drink-driving also means:

• your car insurance costs will increase significantly
• if you drive for work, your employer will see your conviction on your licence
• you may have trouble travelling to countries like the USA

Penalty points (endorsements)

1. Overview

You can be disqualified from driving if you either:

•  are convicted of a driving offence
• get 12 or more penalty points (endorsements) within 3 years

You’ll get a summons in the post that tells you when you must go to court.

How long disqualifications last

The court will decide how long the disqualification will last, based on how serious they think the offence is.

If you’ve 12 or more penalty points, you could be disqualified for:

• 6 months if you get 12 penalty points or more within 3 years
• 12 months if you get a 2nd disqualification within 3 years
• 2 years if you get a 3rd disqualification

Disqualified for 56 days or more

If you’re disqualified for 56 days or more you must apply for a new licence before driving again.

You might also have to retake your driving test or take an extended driving test before getting your new licence. The court will tell you if you have to do this at your hearing.

Disqualified for less than 56 days

Your paper driving licence or counterpart document will be stamped by the court and given back to you. This is called ‘short period disqualification’.

You won’t need to renew your licence. The stamp shows the disqualification period and you can use the same licence again once this is over.