Goods are sold and supplied to the buyer by Aubert & Mascoli Ltd upon the following standard terms and conditions of sale. Any variation in these terms and conditions must be agreed in writing.

Prices

All prices are quoted per bottle excluding VAT for trade customers, including VAT for private customers, unless otherwise stated, and are correct at time of publication. They are, however, subject to market fluctuation, changes in rates of currency and changes in duty and VAT. All wines are offered subject to availability E & OE.

Payment

Wines ordered from this wine list are due for payment 30 days from date of invoice. Aubert & Mascoli Ltd  reserves the right to charge monthly interest at a rate of 2% per month on overdue accounts.

Delivery

The minimum order is one case of 6 or 12 bottles. Delivery may be subject to a delivery charge of £15.00 within mainland UK. Orders placed by 11.30am will normally be delivered the next working day in the London area. Delivery outside London, but within mainland UK, will normally takes up to 3 working days. Delivery times and charges for other areas, including the Scottish Isles and Northern Ireland, are available on application. We offer an export service; please contact us for further details.

Claims

Claims for breakages and missing bottles must be notified in writing on the consignment note at the time of delivery. Please inform us immediately of any damage or loss, in order to speed up and facilitate your claim. Non-delivery must be notified within 14 days of the agreed date of despatch. Any failure to comply will result in the non-satisfaction of any claim.

Title

The property in goods ordered from the company shall pass to the buyer only when all monies owed by the buyer to the company have been paid. Until the property in goods has passed to the buyer, the buyer shall (save in the case of any resale by the buyer) keep each consignment of goods from the company separate and marked as being the property of the company and such goods shall be properly stored, protected and insured and the buyer shall hold them in a fiduciary capacity. The proceeds representing the invoice price of the goods (including without limitations, insurance proceeds) shall be for the account of the company and shall be held by the buyer in trust for the company and kept separate from the buyer?s own funds and those of third parties. If the buyer shall fail to pay any sums to the company when due, the company may, without prejudice to any other right or remedy, enter any property of the buyer and take from the buyer possession of any goods in which the company  has retained the property.

Risk

Notwithstanding the above, the risk in the goods (in respect of loss or damage or otherwise) shall pass to the buyer upon delivery.

Insolvency

The company may terminate the contract by written notice if the buyer becomes insolvent or is deemed to be unable to pay its debts within the meaning of section 123 of the insolvency act 1986.

December 2009

This list cancels all previous lists.