Law

12.a. Transfer Multisort Elektronik is the owner of copyright or holds other legal title to the material contained in the catalogue and on the website, in particular to photographs, descriptions, translations, graphic form and presentation.

12.b. Any reproduction of the information and technical materials in catalogues, on web pages or in any other way delivered by TME demands the TME consent in writing.

12.c. The above conditions shall be effective until their changes in the official trade materials and in the TME’s ranges of products are published.

12.d. These Terms of Cooperation are subject to the Polish law, and the place of resolving disputes shall be a common court law competent for the TME’s head office (Łódź, Poland). TME can also take legal action against the Customer in the court having the jurisdiction over the Customer’s place of residence. Application of Vienna Convention on international sales of goods of April 11, 1980 shall remain excluded.

12.e. The Customer cannot assign any of their rights, obligations or liabilities resulting from the agreement concluded with TME without a prior written consent of TME. Unless otherwise agreed by the parties in writing, the possibility of the Customer’s liabilities deduction with the TME’s liabilities and with other liabilities resulting from the agreement that the parties may have towards each other shall be excluded.

12.f. If any resolution of these Terms of Cooperation is recognized as invalid or ineffective by the competent court or as a result of legal regulations’ change, such recognition or actions do not make the remaining resolutions of these Terms invalid or ineffective. If the resolutions of these Terms of Cooperation are finally recognized as illegal or ineffective, these resolutions shall be recognized as excluded from the hereto Terms of Cooperation, however all other resolutions shall be still obligatory and effective, and the resolutions recognized as illegal or ineffective shall be replaced by a resolution of a similar meaning, reflecting the original intention of the initial resolution, within the scope permitted under the applicable law.