1.1 “Seller” shall mean Stay Well Pharmacy Ltd its successors and assigns or any person acting on behalf of and with the authority of Stay Well Pharmacy Ltd.
1.2 “Customer” shall mean the Customer, any person acting on behalf of and with the authority of the Customer, or any person purchasing products and services from the Seller.
1.3 “Goods” shall mean:
1.3.1 all Goods of the general description specified on the front of this agreement and supplied by the Seller to the Customer; and
1.3.2 all Goods supplied by the Seller; and
1.3.3 all inventory of the Customer that is supplied by the Seller; and
1.3.4 all Goods supplied by the Seller and further identified in any invoice issued by the Seller to the Customer, which invoices are deemed to be incorporated into and form part of this agreement; and
1.3.5 all Goods that are marked as having been supplied by the Seller or that are stored by the Customer in a manner that enables them to be identified as having been supplied by the Seller; and
1.3.6 All of the Customer’s present and after-acquired Goods that the Seller has performed work on or to or in which goods or materials supplied or financed by the Seller have been attached or incorporated.
1.3.7 The above descriptions may overlap but each is independent of and does not limit the others.
1.4 “Goods and Services” shall mean all goods, products, services and advice provided by the Seller to the Customer and shall include without limitation all charges for labour, hire charges, insurance charges, or any fee or charge associated with the supply of Goods and Services by the Seller to the Customer.
1.5 “Price” shall mean the cost of the Goods and Services as agreed between the Seller and the Customer and includes all disbursements e.g. charges the Seller pay to others on the Customer's behalf subject to clause 4 of this contract.
2.1 Any instructions received by the Seller from the Customer for the supply of Goods and Services shall constitute a binding contract and acceptance of the terms and conditions contained herein.
3.1 The Customer authorises the Seller to collect, retain and use any information about the Customer, for the purpose of assessing the Customer’s credit worthiness, enforcing any rights under this contract, or marketing any Goods and Services provided by the Seller to any other party.
3.2 The Customer authorises the Seller to disclose any information obtained to any person for the purposes set out in clause 3.1.
3.3 Where the Customer is a natural person the authorities under clauses 3.1 and 3.2 are authorities or consents for the purposes of the Privacy Act 1993.
4.1 Where no price is stated in writing or agreed to orally the Goods and Services shall be deemed to be sold at the current amount as such Goods and Services are sold by the Seller at the time of the contract.
4.2 The price may be increased by the amount of any reasonable increase in the cost of supply of the Goods and Services that is beyond the control of the Seller between the date of the contract and delivery of the Goods and Services.
5.1 Payment for Goods and Services shall be made in full on or before the 20th day of the month following the date of the invoice (“the due date”).
5.2 Interest may be charged on any amount owing after the due date at the rate of 2.5% per month or part month.
5.3 Any expenses, disbursements and legal costs incurred by the Seller in the enforcement of any rights contained in this contract shall be paid by the Customer, including any reasonable solicitor’s fees or debt collection agency fees.
5.4 Receipt of a cheque, bill of exchange, or other negotiable instrument shall not constitute payment until such negotiable instrument is paid in full.
5.5 A deposit may be required.
6.1 Where a quotation is given by the Seller for Goods and Services:
6.1.1 Unless otherwise agreed the quotation shall be valid for thirty (30) days from the date of issue; and
6.1.2 The quotation shall be exclusive of goods and services tax unless specifically stated to the contrary;
6.1.3 The Seller reserves the right to alter the quotation because of circumstances beyond its control.
6.2 Where Goods and Services are required in addition to the quotation the Customer agrees to pay for the additional cost of such Goods and Services.
7.1 Any vehicles or equipment held, stored, worked on or driven by The Seller are held, worked on or driven at the Customer’s (owners) risk.
7.2 The time agreed for the completion of Services or the delivery of Goods shall not be an essential term of this contract.
8.1 The Customer authorises the Seller to contract either as principal or agent for the provision of Goods and Services that are the matter of this contract.
8.2 Where the Seller enters into a contract of the type referred to in clause 8.1 it shall be read with and form part of this agreement and the Customer agrees to pay any amounts due under that contract.
9.1 Title in any Goods and Services supplied by the Seller passes to the Customer only when the Customer has made payment in full for all Goods and Services provided by the Seller and of all other sums due to the Seller by the Customer on any account whatsoever. Until all sums due to the Seller by the Customer have been paid in full, the Seller has a security interest in all Goods and Services.
9.2 If the Goods and Services are attached, fixed, or incorporated into any property of the Customer, by way of any manufacturing or assembly process by the Customer or any third party, title in the Goods and Services shall remain with the Seller until the Customer has made payment for all Goods and Services, and where those Goods and Services are mixed with other property so as to be part of or a constituent of any new Goods and Services, title to these new Goods and Services shall deemed to be assigned to the Seller as security for the full satisfaction by the Customer of the full amount owing between the Seller and Customer.
9.3 The Customer gives irrevocable authority to the Seller to enter any premises occupied by the Customer or on which Goods and Services are situated at any reasonable time after default by the Customer or before default if the Seller believes a default is likely and to remove and repossess any Goods and Services and any other property to which Goods and Services are attached or in which Goods and Services are incorporated. The Seller shall not be liable for any costs, damages, expenses or losses incurred by the Customer or any third party as a result of this action, nor liable in contract or in tort or otherwise in any way whatsoever unless by statute such liability cannot be excluded. The Seller may either resell any repossessed Goods and Services and credit the Customer’s account with the net proceeds of sale (after deduction of all repossession, storage, selling and other costs) or may retain any repossessed Goods and Services and credit the Customer’s account with the invoice value thereof less such sum as the Seller reasonably determines on account of wear and tear, depreciation, obsolescence, loss or profit and costs.
9.4 Where Goods and Services are retained by the Seller pursuant to clause 9.3 the Customer waives the right to receive notice under s.120 of the Personal Property Securities Act 1999 (“PPSA”) and to object under s.121 of the PPSA.
9.5 The following shall constitute defaults by the Customer:
9.5.1 Non payment of any sum by the due date.
9.5.2 The Customer intimates that it will not pay any sum by the due date.
9.5.3 Any Goods and Services are seized by any other creditor of the Customer or any other creditor intimates that it intends to seize Goods and Services.
9.5.4 Any Goods and Services in the possession of the Customer are materially damaged while any sum due from the Customer to the Seller remains unpaid.
9.5.5
9.5.6 The Customer is bankrupted or put into liquidation or a receiver is appointed to any of the Customer’s assets or a landlord distains against any of the Customer’s assets.
9.5.7 A Court judgment is entered against the Customer and remains unsatisfied for seven (7) days.
9.5.8 Any material adverse change in the financial position of the Customer.
9.6 If the Credit Repossession Act applies to any transaction between the Customer and the Seller, the Customer has the rights provided in that Act despite anything contained in these terms and conditions of trade.
10.1 The Customer gives the Seller a security interest in all of the Customer’s present and after-acquired property that the Seller has performed services on or to or in which goods or materials supplied or financed by the Seller have been attached or incorporated.
11.1 The Customer agrees that the Seller may exercise a general lien against any Goods and Services or property belonging to the Customer that is in the possession of the Seller for all sums outstanding under this contract and any other contract to which the Customer and the Seller are parties.
11.2 If the lien is not satisfied within seven (7) days of the due date the Seller may, having given notice of the lien at its option either:
11.2.1 Remove such Goods and Services and store them in such a place and in such a manner as the Seller shall think fit and proper and at the risk and expense of the Customer; or
11.2.2 Sell such Goods and Services or part thereof upon such terms as it shall think fit and apply the proceeds in or towards discharge of the lien and costs of sale without being liable to any person for damage caused.
12.1 No claim relating to Goods and Services will be considered unless made in writing within fourteen (14) days of delivery.
13.1 The Consumer Guarantees Act 1993, the Fair Trading Act 1986 and other statutes may imply warranties or conditions or impose obligations upon the Seller which cannot by law (or which can only to a limited extent by law) be excluded or modified. In respect of any such implied warranties, conditions or terms imposed on the Seller’s liability shall, where it is allowed, be excluded or if not able to be excluded only apply to the minimum extent required by the relevant statute.
13.2 Except as otherwise provided by clause 13.1 the Seller shall not be liable for:
13.2.1 Any loss or damage of any kind whatsoever including consequential loss whether suffered or incurred by the Customer or another person and whether in contract or tort (including negligence) or otherwise and irrespective of whether such loss or damage arises directly or indirectly from Goods and Services provided by the Seller to the Customer; and
13.2.2 The Customer shall indemnify the Seller against all claims and loss of any kind whatsoever however caused or arising and without limiting the generality of the foregoing of this clause whether caused or arising as a result of the negligence of the Seller or otherwise, brought by any person in connection with any matter, act, omission, or error by the Seller its agents or employees in connection with the Goods and Services.
14.1 Manufacturer’s warranty applies where applicable.
14.2 Any guarantee or written warranty that the Seller provides to the Customer will also form part of these terms and conditions of trade.
14.3 No representation, condition, warranty or premise expressed or implied by law or otherwise applies to the Goods and Services except where goods are supplied or services provided pursuant to the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 or except where expressly stated in this contract.
14.4 The Seller does not provide any warranty that the Goods and Services are fit and suitable for the purpose for which they are required by the Customer and shall not be liable if they are not.
15.1 The guarantees contained in the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 are excluded where the Customer acquires Goods and Services from the Seller for the purposes of a business in terms of section 2 and 43 of that Act.
16.1 If the Customer is a company or trust, the director(s) or trustee(s) signing this contract, in consideration for the Seller agreeing to supply Goods and Services and grant credit to the Customer at their request, also sign this contract in their personal capacity and jointly and severally personally undertake as principal debtors to the Seller the payment of any and all monies now or hereafter owed by the Customer to the Seller and indemnify the Seller against non-payment by the Customer. Any personal liability of a signatory hereto shall not exclude the Customer in any way whatsoever from the liabilities and obligations contained in this contract. The signatories and Customer shall be jointly and severally liable under the terms and conditions of this contract and for payment of all sums due hereunder.
17.1 The Seller shall, without any liability, and without any prejudice to any other right it has in law or equity, have the right by notice to suspend or cancel in whole or in part any contract for the supply of Goods and Services to the Customer if the Customer fails to pay any money owing after the due date or the Customer commits an act of bankruptcy as defined in section 19 of the Insolvency Act 1967.
17.2 Any cancellation or suspension of this agreement shall not affect the Seller’s claim for money due at the time of cancellation or suspension or for damages for any breach of any terms of this contract or the Customer’s obligations to the Seller under this contract.
18.1 The Seller shall not be liable for delay or failure to perform its obligations if the cause of the delay or failure is beyond its control.
18.2 Failure by the Seller to enforce any of the terms and conditions contained in this contract shall not be deemed to be a waiver of any of the rights or obligations the Seller has under this contract.
18.3 If any provision of this contract shall be invalid, void or illegal or unenforceable the validity existence, legality and enforceability of the remaining provisions shall not be affected, prejudiced or impaired
Stay Well Pharmacy take a holistic approach to healthcare and offer vitamins, supplements and targeted medication to treat your symptoms and improve your overall health. Live Well and Stay Well.
27 Shands Rd Hornby
Christchurch
New Zealand
03 349 8785
2024 © Staywell Pharmacy. Privacy Policy | Terms of Service