These General Terms and Conditions govern the contracts concluded between JR ALLMEDIA GmbH, LED-LOUNGE.de and consumers as well as entrepreneurs making purchases in our store. Terms and conditions of an entrepreneur that are contrary to or contravene the terms and conditions as presented by us will not be accepted. These General Terms and Conditions of Sale contain also information to the customers, as required by the regulations of the German Civil Code on the obligation to advise customers appropriately, The language of the contract is German.

(1)      The information displayed on this website, constitute a non-binding offer for the purchase of goods.

(2)     On providing the requested details and clicking on the ”Order” button, a binding offer is made, which further serves as a basis to make a purchase-sale agreement. It is also possible to make a binding offer by means of a telephone or a fax.

(3)     The offer is accepted by immediate sending a confirmation of shipment by e-mail or by fax, and simultaneously a purchase-sale contract is concluded. When ordering by phone, a purchase and sale contract is concluded only when the offer is acknowledged immediately. If the offer was not acknowledged immediately, than it is no longer binding.

The contents of the contract along with the details of the goods ordered are recorded by us. It is not possible, however, to access the content of a contract by means of internet.

Before the order is placed, it is possible to correct the data provided. While placing an order, information about the possibility to make corrections is displayed all the time.

In case of cancellation, costs of return shipment are borne by the ordering party only when the goods delivered are consistent with the order placed and the price of the goods returned does not exceed 40EUR, or if the price is higher - when at the moment of cancellation the ordering party has not made the payment or partial payment, as specified in the contract. However, only the standard costs of return shipment are covered. Additional costs that arose e.g. as a result of changing the seat of the company or by our decision to use a more expensive forwarder are covered by our company.      

Until the company has been paid in full for the goods supplied, the goods remain the property of the company

(1)     Used goods warranty for consumers. The warranty for used goods expires after one year from the transfer of goods sold. There are exemptions from this rule, such as claims for compensation, product faults which were deceitfully not mentioned by us, as well as claims resulting from the warranty we took over. The above mentioned types of claims are governed by the statutory regulations as far as the warranty cover period is concerned.  

(2)     Warranty for entrepreneurs. The warranty for purchased goods expires after one year from the transfer of the product sold. There are exemptions from this rule, such as claims for compensation, product faults which were deceitfully not mentioned by us, as well as claims resulting from the warranty we took over.   The above mentioned types of claims are governed by the statutory regulations as far as the warranty cover period is concerned. Moreover, the right to receive satisfaction of a claim as stipulated in article 478 of the German Civil Code applies. In respect to the above claims, statutory warranty cover periods apply.   

The company will not be liable for any careless breach of duty provided that it does not involve any duties that are essential to execute the contract, damages arising from bodily injuries, risk of life and health, warranty or claims as specified in the Act on Civil Liability on the damages arising from the faulty goods. The same applies to the breach of duty by persons whom the debtor entrusted with meeting the obligation and to the statutory representatives. The duties that are essential to execute the contract are particularly: transferring the goods and ownership as well as the duty to transfer the product without defects and with no infringement of law.  

§ 9 Jurisdiction

Any disputes arising from this contract shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the competent court in the territory in which the company has its seat