General terms and conditions of business

§ 1 – Provider, inclusion of the General Terms and Conditions

(1) The provider and contractual partner for the goods presented in our online shop "www.unique-bild.de" is Anton Toukhcherer & Philipp Dony GbR, Willhelm-Hammann-Str. 11, 64572 Büttelborn, telephone +49 (0) 1731587592, email info@unique-bild.de (hereinafter referred to as the "Provider").

(2) These general terms and conditions form part of every contractual agreement between the provider and the respective customer. Any conflicting general terms and conditions of the customer are hereby rejected.

§ 2 – Offer of goods and conclusion of contract

(1) The provider offers the goods presented in this online shop for sale. The color representation of the goods on the website may vary slightly depending on the internet browser used and the customer's monitor settings; these deviations are never completely avoidable for technical reasons. The selection of goods, conclusion of the contract, and contract processing are conducted in German.

(2) The provider makes a binding offer to purchase the goods presented in the shop. By submitting the order request via the "Buy now" button, the customer accepts the purchase offer. The provider confirms the conclusion of the contract by email (contract confirmation).

(3) Before accepting the purchase offer, the customer will be shown an overview of the data collected for their order, including the essential characteristics of the goods. At this point, the customer has the opportunity to check the data for possible input errors and, if necessary, go back one or more steps in the ordering process to change the data or cancel the order altogether.

(4) After the contract has been concluded, the provider will send the customer the content of the concluded contract (contract text) via email. At the same time, the provider will store the contract text in its electronic data processing system. Since the customer does not have access to this data, it is the customer's responsibility to retain the email containing the contract text in their own interest.

§ 3 – Prices and payment

(1) All product prices are total prices plus shipping costs. Prices include statutory VAT.

(2) Information on shipping costs can be found in the respective product description.

(3) The customer can use the following payment methods: advance payment by bank transfer, PayPal, Klarna, paydirekt, Amazon Payments, Shopify Pay, delivery on account.

(4) For advance payment orders, a payment period of one week from receipt of the contract confirmation applies. The provider will hold the desired goods for the customer during the payment period. The provider reserves the right to withdraw from the contract and resell the goods to another party if payment is not made on time.

(5) The provider reserves ownership of the delivered goods until the purchase price has been paid in full.

§ 4 – Shipping and delivery time

(1) Information on delivery times can be found in the respective product description. A statement in days refers to the period from the customer's payment to the delivery of the goods. For delivery on account or cash on delivery, the period is not from the date of payment, but from the date of the contract conclusion.

(2) Multiple items ordered at the same time will be delivered in one shipment; the delivery time for the item with the longest delivery time applies to the combined shipment. If the customer wishes to have a specific item delivered in advance with a shorter delivery time, they must order that product separately.

(3) If a delivery fails because the customer has provided an incorrect or incomplete delivery address, a new delivery attempt will only be made if the customer bears the direct costs of re-shipping.

(4) The above paragraphs do not apply to digital content provided by email or for download.

§ 5 – Digital Content

(1) Digital content that the provider makes available by email or for download will not be sent by post.

(2) If the customer, as a consumer, expressly requests that the contract be executed before the expiration of the withdrawal period and confirms that this will void their right of withdrawal, the provider will provide the digital content immediately after payment. Otherwise, the provider will only provide the digital content to the consumer after the expiration of the withdrawal period.

(3) The reception of digital content requires the customer to have an internet connection. The provider points out that the customer's network operator may charge fees for data reception, over which the provider has no control.

§ 6 – Consumer right of withdrawal

(1) A customer who purchases as a consumer is entitled to a right of withdrawal in accordance with the statutory provisions. A consumer is any natural person who concludes a legal transaction for purposes that are predominantly neither commercial nor self-employed.

(2) The provider grants a consumer with permanent residence outside Germany a consumer right of withdrawal in accordance with the German requirements and legal consequences, even if the consumer's national law does not provide for a right of withdrawal or ties the withdrawal to a shorter period or to a stricter form than under German law.

§ 7 – Warranty (liability for defects)

The purchaser has warranty claims (also known as liability for defects) in accordance with statutory provisions.

§ 8 – Customer templates, guarantee of rights

(1) A customer who provides the provider with templates for the production of goods (e.g. logos, photos, drawings or text) guarantees the provider that he has all rights to the templates necessary for the execution of the contract and grants these to the provider for the performance of his contractual service.

(2) The customer indemnifies the provider against all claims asserted by third parties against the provider for infringement of copyright or personal rights, trademark, design, or other intellectual property rights. This indemnification also includes any costs incurred by the provider for the investigation of the claim and legal defense.

§ 9 – Out-of-court dispute resolution

(1) For the out-of-court settlement of consumer disputes, the European Union provides an online platform (“ODR platform”) at https://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr.

(2) We are neither obliged nor willing to participate in dispute resolution proceedings before a consumer arbitration board.

§ 10 – Final provisions

(1) The law of the Federal Republic of Germany applies, excluding the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. However, German law does not apply to consumers residing abroad if the consumer's national law contains provisions from which no contractual derogation is possible to the detriment of the consumer.

(2) Should individual provisions of these general terms and conditions prove to be invalid or unenforceable, this shall not affect the validity of the remaining provisions.