Terms and Conditions of Sale
Terms and Conditions of the website www.bullparts.com — Updated 2024
Preamble
This document constitutes an electronic contract establishing the terms of sale of the bullparts.com shop. The "double-click" carried out after completing your order form constitutes validation of it and shall be deemed irrevocable acceptance of these Contractual Terms.
The Company
Bullparts SAS
521 Route de Saint Jean
69380 Lozanne, France
Share capital: €1,500
SIREN: 45300857500020
VAT: FR59453008575
1. Definitions
In this contract, each of the following expressions is to be understood according to its definition:
- Distance contract: contract for the order of products concluded via the Internet.
- Customer: natural or legal person with the capacity to contract.
- Order form: document setting out the characteristics of the products, validated by "double-click".
- Product: goods sold or services provided by the company Bullparts.
2. Purpose and Protection of Minors
This contract sets out the rights and obligations relating to distance selling, in accordance with Law 2004-575 for confidence in the digital economy. Protection of minors: although minors may act alone for low-value purchases, we reserve the right to request proof of legal capacity. In the event of a purchase by a legally incapable person, we advise legal representatives to invoke Article 1305 of the French Civil Code.
3. Products and Prices
Products are presented in French. Images reflect the products, subject to technical Internet limitations (screen resolution). In the event of unavailability, the company will offer an equivalent product or a credit note.
Prices: Expressed in Euros (€) inclusive of VAT. In the event of an obvious typographical error ("nominal price"), the sale may be cancelled. Delivery charges are shown at the order summary stage.
4. Order and Payment
Every order form signed by "double-click" constitutes irrevocable acceptance. Payment is secured by SSL encryption (Secure Socket Layer). Bullparts guarantees that its encryption methods comply with applicable authorisations. The customer guarantees that they hold the necessary authorisations to use the chosen payment method.
5. Delivery and Complaints
Timeframes: If the delay exceeds the expected date by more than 7 days, you may cancel the order (except in cases of force majeure).
Carrier: If the parcel is damaged, note this on the carrier's delivery slip, refuse the product and file a damage report. Report the issue to us within 72 hours. In accordance with Article 133-3 of the French Commercial Code, send a registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt to the carrier within 3 days.
6. Right of Withdrawal (L121-16)
The customer has 7 full days to exercise their right of withdrawal from receipt. Return shipping costs are entirely at the customer's expense. Products must be fit for resale. This right does not apply to personalised products.
7. Legal and Contractual Warranties
Article L211-4 (Consumer): The seller delivers goods that conform to the contract and is liable for defects existing at the time of delivery.
Article 1641 (Civil Code): The seller is bound by the warranty against hidden defects in the goods sold which render them unfit for their intended use.
Time limit: Action arising from a lack of conformity is time-barred two years from delivery of the goods.
8. Liability and Environment
Bullparts cannot be held liable for non-performance of the contract in the event of force majeure (postal service strikes, natural disasters). For professional purposes, no liability is accepted for operating or profit losses.
Eco-contribution: For electrical/electronic products, Bullparts provides a "1 for 1" take-back scheme in accordance with the Decree of 20 July 2005.
9. Personal Information and Evidence
The information requested is necessary for order processing. The customer has a right of access and rectification (Law 78-17). The computerised records held on the servers of Bullparts and its banks constitute proof of communications and payments.
10. Retention of Title and Applicable Law
Products remain the property of the company until full payment. This contract is governed by French law. In the event of a dispute, French courts shall have sole jurisdiction, after seeking an amicable resolution.