Definitions:
“The Purchaser” means iEG, LLC.
“Conditions” means these terms and conditions.
“Issued Material” means any property issued to the Seller by the Purchaser.
“Products” means the goods which are the subject of the Contract (including Software).
“Purchase Order” means the standard form order together with the Conditions.
“Seller” means the person/entity referred to on the Purchase Order.
“Services” means work/services subject to the Contract.
“Contract” means the agreement between the Seller and the Purchaser for the supply of Products/Services.
Application: These Conditions apply to and are incorporated into the Contract, substituting any other terms, arrangements, or customs.
Quality and Description: All Products and Services shall conform to the Contract, be of satisfactory quality, fit for intended use, free from defects, and comply with best industry standards. Testing/inspection does not waive these obligations.
Statutory Obligations: The Seller shall comply with all relevant laws, statutes, rules, and regulations, and abide by safety instructions while on the Purchaser’s premises.
Inspection and Rejection: The Seller warrants it has inspected the Products prior to delivery. If Products/Services do not comply, the Purchaser may reject them and require expeditious replacement/repair at the Seller’s risk and expense.
Delivery and Risk: Time of delivery is of the essence. Risk passes on delivery and after inspection and acceptance. If the Seller fails to deliver, the Purchaser may cancel and hold the Seller liable for costs.
Marked Products: Products marked with the Purchaser’s marks shall not be disposed of to third parties without consent.
Title: The Seller warrants good title to the Products, which passes to the Purchaser on delivery.
Prices: Prices are fixed and include delivery. VAT shall be added as prescribed by law.
Payment: Terms of payment are 45 days from the date of invoice or delivery, whichever is later, unless otherwise stated.
Software: If Products include Software, the Seller warrants good title to license it and permits the Purchaser to market and resell it. The Seller must supply updates and technical advice/source code for maintenance.
Confidentiality: The Contract and Issued Material are confidential. The Seller shall not advertise or disclose the relationship without written consent.
Equipment and Facilities: Issued Material remains the Purchaser’s property. The Seller must maintain it, insure it against all risks, and use it exclusively for Purchaser Contracts.
Validation of Services/Goods: Variations must be confirmed in writing. The Seller must provide a statement of impact on time and charges within 14 days of a variation request.
Warranty: The Seller warrants Products/Services against defects for 12 months from delivery or completion. Breach allows the Purchaser to terminate and claim damages.
Indemnity: The Seller fully indemnifies the Purchaser against intellectual property infringements, failure to perform obligations, and death/injury/property damage caused by the Seller’s negligence.
Force Majeure: Neither party shall be liable for delays caused by circumstances beyond reasonable control (acts of God, war, strikes, etc.).
Licenses: The Contract is conditional upon any required government permits or licenses. The Seller warrants it holds necessary licenses.
Termination: Either party may terminate immediately for uncured breaches (14 days), bankruptcy, liquidation, material financial changes, or ownership changes. The Purchaser may cancel at any time by paying for finished Products and a fair sum for work in progress.
Code of Conduct: The Seller must comply with laws, avoid bribery and child labor, protect human rights and safety, and follow environmental laws.
Reservation Clause: The Purchaser’s obligations are subject to not being prevented by foreign trade/customs requirements or embargos.
Miscellaneous & Governing Law:
Intellectual Property in work carried out under the Contract vests absolutely in the Purchaser.
The Seller must not sub-contract or assign without written consent.
Delayed enforcement does not waive rights.
The Contract is the entire agreement and must be changed in writing.
Governed by North Carolina law; parties submit to exclusive North Carolina jurisdiction.
Non-solicitation: Customer agrees that during the term of this Subcontract, and for a period of twenty-four (24) months thereafter (“Non-solicitation Period”), Customer shall not, without prior written consent: (i) attempt to hire, entice away, or induce termination of any employee of the Contractor; or (ii) solicit, divert, or interfere with any customer of the Contractor, or provide competitive goods/services to them.
Remedies: If the customer breaches or threatens to breach, iEG shall be entitled to:
Recover damages.
Obtain injunctive or equitable relief (money damages being inadequate).
Recover expenses, including attorneys’ fees.
Acknowledgments: Customer acknowledges these restrictions are reasonable and necessary to protect iEG’s legitimate business interests.
Blue Penciling: If a court finds any term overbroad, the scope/time shall be reduced appropriately to make it enforceable to the maximum extent allowed by law.
Tolling: The Non-solicitation Period shall be extended by the number of days the customer is in violation, and during any pending legal action regarding the enforcement or validity of this provision.
The Contractor / Purchaser reserves the right to change these terms and conditions, including the right to add new terms, without prior notice. You are responsible for regularly reviewing the terms, conditions, and notices. Your purchase, acceptance of a purchase order, or continued use constitutes your agreement to all such modified or additional terms, conditions, and notices.