4. Delivery
4.1 Where specific delivery dates have been agreed, the Seller will make every effort to honour them. However, the availability of the right materials can be beyond the Seller's control and therefore time is not of the essence in a contract.
4.2 The costs incurred in delivering the goods to the Client's address will be passed on to the client at a price to be agreed between the parties prior to delivery.
4.3 The average lead time from ordering the goods to delivery is 16 to 20 weeks.
5. Title and Risk
5.1 Goods delivered shall be at the Client's risk from the time they are delivered.
5.2 Property in goods delivered shall not pass to the Client until the Client has paid all sums due to the Seller
(a) in respect of the goods; and5.3 Until property in the goods passes to the Client in accordance with Clause 5.2, the Client shall hold them as bailee for the Seller and shall store them in such a way that they remain identifiable as the Seller's property.
(b) on any other account
5.4 The Client's right to possession of goods supplied by the Seller shall terminate if the Client is declared bankrupt or makes any proposal to his creditors for any composition or voluntary arrangement or, if the Client is a company, an Administrator, Administrative Receiver or Liquidator is appointed in respect of its business.
5.5 The Client hereby grants the Seller, its agents and employees, an irrevocable licence at any time to enter any premises where the goods are stored in order to inspect them, or, where the Client's right to possession is terminated, recover them.
6. Acceptance of the Goods
6.1 The Client shall be deemed to have accepted the goods 24 hours after delivery to the Client.
6.2 After acceptance, the Client shall not be entitled to reject goods which are not in accordance with the contract.
7. Remedies of Client
Where the Client accepts or has been deemed to have accepted any goods, then the Seller shall have no liabilities whatever to the Client in respect of those goods.
