According to the article L of the French commercial code, negotiations between the Supplier and the Client shall be based on the present general terms and conditions of sale. Consequently, the placing of any order by the Client implies the express and clean acceptance of the present general terms and conditions of sales, notably of the retention of title stipulated in the article 7. The Client shall thus waive the benefit of any contradicting document and in particular of any of its general terms and conditions of purchase for which any clause contrary to the general terms and conditions of sales would be deemed null and void.
The order shall be placed by any written means. The contract shall only be in due order provided the Supplier has expressly accepted the order. The order shall be accepted by any written means. Without prejudice to the conditions defined in the article of the French civil code, the open order shall meet the conditions below.
Any modification of the contract requested by the Customer is subject to the acceptance of the Supplier. The order shall express the Client's irrevocable consent.
The order therefore cannot be cancelled or modified, unless there is an express and prior agreement from the Supplier. If there is a request to cancel an order, the Supplier is entitled to ask the Client to fulfill its obligations, specifically for the payment of the full price.
The Supplier may however agree to ask the Client for compensation of only the costs that have already been incurred in particular relating to specific equipment, design and development costs, workforce and supply expenses, tools whilst taking into account the direct and indirect consequences resulting from the said cancellation.
