Rules

Affiliate Program Terms and Conditions: /terms-and-conditions/

There are two ways to enter into an agreement between the Buyer and the Seller.

The Buyer has the right before placing an order to negotiate any provisions of the contract with theSeller, including amending the provisions of the following terms and conditions. These negotiations should be conducted in writing and addressed to the Seller’s address

GREEN HEMP Poland Sp. z.o.o. os. Lower Silesia 135/9, 97-400 Belchatów NIP: 7692232367

In the event that the Buyer opts out of the possibility of concluding the contract by means of individual negotiations, the following terms and conditions and the relevant legal provisions shall apply.

Rules

§1 Definitions

1. Postal address – name or name of the institution, location in the village (in the case of a town divided into streets: street, building number, apartment or apartment number; in the case of a town not divided into streets: city name and property number), postcode and city.
2. Complaint address:

3. Delivery price list – located at the address a list of available delivery types and their costs.
4. Contact:

Company name: GreenHemp Poland Sp. z.. o.o.

email: greenhemp@onet.pl

Store address:

GREEN HEMP Poland Sp. Z.o.o

Os. Lower Silesia 135/9,

97-400 Belchatów

5. Delivery – the type of transport service together with the carrier and cost mentioned in the delivery price list.
6. Proof of purchase – invoice or receipt issued in accordance with the Goods and Services Tax Act of 11 March 2004, as amended and other applicable law.
7. Product card – a single store subpage containing information about a single product.
8. Client – an adult natural person with full legal capacity, a legal person or an organizational unit without legal personality and having legal capacity, making a purchase from the Seller directly related to his business or professional activity.
9. Civil Code – Civil Code Act of 23 April 1964, as amended.
10. Code of Good Practice – a set of rules of conduct, and in particular the ethical and professional standards referred to in Article 2(1)(a) and (b) of Directive 91/414/EEC. Article 5 of the Unfair Market Practices Act of 23 August 2007, as amended.
11. Consumer – an adult natural person with full legal capacity, making a purchase from the Seller not directly related to his business or professional activity.
12. Shopping Cart – a list of products made from products offered in the store based on the buyer’s choices.
13. The Buyer – both theConsumer and the Customer.
14. Place of delivery of the goods – postal address or collection point indicated in the order by the Buyer.
15. Moment of issue of the goods – the moment when the Buyer or the third party indicated by him for collection will take possession of the property.
16. Payment – method of payment for the subject matter of the contract and delivery.
17. Consumer Law – Consumer Rights Act of 30 May 2014.
18. Product – the minimum and indivisible quantity ofgoods that can be the subject of the order,and which is given in the Seller’s store as a unit of measure when determining its price (price/unit).
19. Subject matter of the contract – products and delivery subject to the contract.
20. Subject matter of the service – subject matter of the contract.
21. Pick-up point – the place of issue of the goods not being a postal address, listed in the statement made available by the Seller in the store.
22. Item – movable property which may be or is the subject of a contract.
23. Shop – an online service available at the www.greenhemp.pl through which the Buyer can place an order.
24. Seller:

Hubert Pyrgiel GREEN HEMP POLAND SP Z O O (KRS: 0000754338, TAX ID: 7692232367, REGON: 381633968)

registered and visible in the register GREEN HEMP POLAND SP Z O O (KRS: 0000754338, Tax ID: 7692232367, REGON: 381633968)

BANK ACCOUNT: ?

5. System – a team of interconnected IT devices and software, providing the processing and storage, as well as sending and receiving data through telecommunications networks using a specific terminal equipment network, colloquially referred to as the Internet.
6. Due date – The number of hours or working days indicated on the product card.
7. Contract – a contract concluded outside the trader’s premises or at a distance within the meaning of the Consumer Rights Act of 30 May 2014 in the case of Consumers and a sales contract within the meaning of Art. 535 of the Civil Code Act of April 23, 1964 in the case of Buyers.
8. Defect – both physical defect and legal defect.
9. Physical defect – non-conformity of the goods sold with the contract, and in particular if the thing:
   
   1. it does not have the characteristics which such an item should have because of the purpose in the contract marked or resulting from circumstances or purpose;
   2. does not have the characteristics of which the Seller has provided the Consumer,
   3. is not suitable for the purpose of which the Consumer informed the Seller at the conclusion of the contract, and the Seller has not raised a reservation about such purpose;
   4. has been delivered to the Consumer in an unsealed state;
   5. in case of incorrect installation and commissioning, if these actions were carried out by the Seller or a third party for which the Seller is responsible, or by the Consumer who followed the instructions received from the Seller;
   6. it does not have the characteristics of which the manufacturer or his representative or the person who places the item on the market in the course of his economic activity and the person who, by a posting his name, trade mark or other distinctive sign on the sold item, presents himself as a producer, unless The seller did not know these assurances or, in judging reasonably, could not have known or could not have had an influence on the decision consumer to conclude a contract,or where their content has been rectified before the conclusion of the Agreement.
10. Legal defect – a situation where the sold thing is owned by a third party or is encumbered by the right of a third party, and if the restriction on the use or disposition of the property results from a decision or decision of the competent authority.
11. Order – a statement of the Buyer’s will made through the store specifying unequivocally: the type and quantity of products; type of delivery; type of payment; the place of issueof the goods, the Buyer’s data and aimed directly at concluding the contract between the Buyer and the Seller.

§2 General conditions

1. The contract is concluded in Polish, in accordance with Polish law and these regulations.
2. The place of issue of the goods must be located in the territory of the Republic of Poland.
3. The seller is obliged and undertakes to provide services and deliver things free from defects.
4. All prices quoted by the Seller are expressed in Polish currency and are gross prices (including VAT). Product prices do not include the cost of delivery,which is specified in the delivery price list.
5. All time limits shall be calculated in accordance with Article 12. 111 The Civil Code, that is, termin marked in days ends at the end of the last day, and if thebeginning of the period marked in days is a certain event, is not taken into account in the calculation of the date on which this event occurred.
6. Confirmation, provision, fixation, safeguarding of all relevant provisions of the agreement in order to gain access to this information in the future shall take the form of:
   
   1. confirmation of the order by sending to the indicated e-mail address: orders, pro forma invoices, information about the right of withdrawal, these terms and conditions in pdf version, model withdrawal form in pdf version, links to self-download of the regulations and the pattern of withdrawal from the contract;
   2. to attach to the completed order,sent to the indicated place of issue of printed items: proofof purchase, information about the right of withdrawal, these regulations, the model withdrawal form.
7. The Seller informs about the guarantees known to him by third parties for products located in the store.
8. The Seller does not charge any fees for communication with him using means of distance communication, and the Buyer shall bear its costs in the amount resulting from the contract he has concluded with a third party providing him with a specific service enabling distance communication.
9. The Seller shall ensure that the Buyer using the system is correct in the following browsers: IE version 7 or later, FireFox version 3 or later, Opera version 9 or later, Chrome version 10 or later, Safari with the latest JAVA and FLASH versions installed, on screens with a horizontal resolution above 1024 px. Using third-party software that affects the functioning and functionality of browsers: Internet Explorer, FireFox, Opera, Chrome, Safari can affect the correct display of the store, so in order to get the full functionality of the www.petiten.pl store, you should disable them all.
10. The buyer can use the option to remember his data by the store in order to facilitate the process of placing another order. For this purpose, the Buyer should provide the login and password necessary to access his/her account. Login and password are a string of characters determined by theBuyer, who is obliged to keep them secret and protect against unauthorized access of third parties. The Buyer has the opportunity to view, correct, update data and delete the account in the store at any time.
11. The seller adheres to the Code of Good Practice.

§3 Conclusion of the contract and performance

1. Orders can be placed 24 hours a day.
2. In order to place an order, the Buyer should perform at least the following actions, some of which may be repeated repeatedly:
   
   1. adding a product to the shopping cart;
   2. selection of the type of delivery;
   3. selection of the type of payment;
   4. selection of the place of issue of things;
   5. placing an order in the store by using the “Order and pay” button
3. The conclusion of the contract with the Consumer takes place upon placing the order.
4. Implementation consumer’s order payable on delivery shall be made without delay and the order payable by bank transfer or electronic payment system after the payment has been credited to the Consumer’s account seller,which should take place within 7 days of the submission of the order,unless the The consumer was unable to meet the service through no fault of his own and informed the Seller.
5. The conclusion of the contract with the Customer takes place upon acceptance of the order by theSeller, which informs the Customer within 48 hours of placing the order.
6. The execution of the Customer’s order payable on delivery takes place immediately after the conclusion of the contract,and the order payable by bank transfer or through the electronic payment system after the conclusion of the contract and the placing of the Customer’s payment in the Seller’s account.
7. The execution of the Customer’s order may be subject to payment of all or part of the value of the order or obtaining a limit of the merchant credit of at least the value of the order or the Seller’s consent to send the order on delivery (payable on delivery).
8. The subject of the contract is shipped within the period specified on the productcard, and for orders placed with multiple products within the longest period of time specified on the product cards. The period starts to run when the order is processed.
9. The purchased subject of the contract is, together with the sales document selected by the Buyer, sent by the Buyer to the type of delivery indicated bythe Buyer in the order of the place of delivery of the goods, together with the attached annexes referred to in §2 paragraph 6b.

§4 Right of withdrawal

1. The consumer shall be entitled,pursuant to Article 10( 1) (b) of Directive 77/38 27 Consumer law, the right to withdraw from a contract concluded at a distance, without giving any reason and without incurring costs, with the exception of the costs referred to in Article 27(1) of the Basic Regulation. Article 33, Article 33( 2) and (3) shall apply 34 Consumer law.
2. The deadline for withdrawal from the distance contract is 14 days from the moment of delivery of the goods,and to comply with the deadline it is enough to send a statement before its expiry.
3. Declaration of withdrawal From The Contract The Consumer may submit on a form, the model of which is annex 2 to consumer law,or in any other form in accordance with consumer law.
4. The Seller shall promptly confirm to the Consumer by e-mail (provided at the conclusion of the contract and other if stated in the declaration) receipt of the declaration of withdrawal from the contract.
5. In the event of withdrawal from the contract, the contract is considered not to have been concluded.
6. The Consumer is obliged to return the goods to the Seller immediately, but no later than 14 days from the date on which he withdrew from the contract. In order to meet the deadline, it is sufficient to return the goods before its expiry.
7. The consumer shall return the goods which are the subject of the contract from which he has departed at his own expense and risk.
8. The consumer is responsible for reducing the value of the goods covered by the contract and resulting from the use of it in a way that goes beyond what is necessary to establish the nature, characteristics and functioning of the goods.
9. The seller shall immediately, no later than within 14 days of receipt of the declaration of withdrawal from the contract submitted by the The consumer will return the consumer all payments made by him, including the costs of delivering the goods, and if the The consumer has chosen a delivery method other than the cheapest usual delivery method offered by the Seller, Seller will not return Additional costs to the consumer in accordance with Article 33 Consumer Law.
10. The Seller shall refund the payment using the same method ofpayment used by theConsumer, unless the Consumer has expressly agreed to anothermethod of payment, which does not entail any costs for him.
11. The Seller may withhold the refund of the payment received from the Consumer until the goods are received back or the Consumer has provided proof of its return, which is which occurs first.
12. The consumer in accordance with Article 38 of consumer law shall not have the right to withdraw from the contract:
    
    1. in which the price or remuneration depends on fluctuations in the financial market over which the Seller has no control and which may occur before the expiry of the withdrawal period;
    2. in which the object of the supply is a non-prefabricated item, manufactured to the consumer’s specifications or to meet his individual needs;
    3. in which the subject matter of the service is a thing which is rapidly deteriorating or has a short shelf life;
    4. in which the object of the service is an item delivered in a sealed package which cannot be returned after opening for health or hygiene reasons if the packaging has been opened after delivery;
    5. in which the subject matter of the service is goods which, by their nature, are inseparably linked to other things after delivery;
    6. in which sound or visual recordings or computer programs supplied in a sealed package are the subject of the supply, if the packaging has been opened after delivery;
    7. o the supply of digital content that is not recorded on a tangible medium, if the performance began with the express consent of the Consumer before the expiry of the withdrawal period and after the trader has informed him of the loss of the right of withdrawal;
    8. for the provision of newspapers, periodicals or periodicals, with the exception of a subscription agreement.

1. Consumer shall not bear the costs of supplying digital content which is not recorded on a tangible medium if it has not agreed to the performance before the expiry of the withdrawal period or has not been informed of the loss of his right of withdrawal at the time of such consent or the trader has not provided confirmation in accordance with Article 10. Whereas Article 15 (1) of Regulation (EEC) No 2 The commission shall, in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 14 Whereas Article 21 (2) of Regulation (EEC) No 2 1. Consumer Law.

§5 Warranty

1. The seller pursuant to Art. 558§1 of the Civil Code completely excludes liability to Clients for physical and legal defects (warranty).
2. The Seller shall be liable to the Consumer in accordance with the principles set out in Art. 556 of the Civil Code and subsequent for defects (warranty).
   
   1. make a statement requesting a price reduction;
   2. make a declaration of withdrawal from the contract;

1. In the case of a contract with the Consumer, if a physical defect has been established before the end of one year from the date of issue of thegoods, it is assumed that it existed at the time of the transition of danger to the Consumer.
2. If the consumer has a defect,he may:

unless the Seller immediately and without undue inconvenience to the Consumer replaces the defective thing with a defect-free or removes the defect. However, if the item has already been replaced or repaired by the Seller or the Seller has not fulfilled the obligation to replace the item with a defect-free or defect-free item, he shall not be entitled to replace the item or remove the defect.

1. consumer, may instead of the one proposed by the The seller to remove the defect to demand the replacement of the item with a defect-free or instead of replacing the item to demand the removal of the defect, unless bringing the item into conformity with the contract in the manner chosen by consumer is impossible or would require excessive costs compared to the method proposed by the the valueof the defect-free property, the nature and significance of the defect found, and the disadvantages to which it would be exposed. Consumer another way of satisfying.
2. The consumer may not withdraw from the contract if the defect is insignificant.
3. If the consumer has a defect, he may also:

1. require the replacement of the goods with a defect-free one;
2. request the removal of the defect.
3. a statement requesting a price reduction;
4. declaration of withdrawal from the contract;
5. requests to replace things with a defect-free one;
6. request the removal of the defect.

1. The Seller is obliged to replace the defective thing with a defect-free one or to remove the defect within a reasonable time without undue inconvenience to the Consumer.
2. The Seller may refuse to satisfy the Consumer’s requestif it is impossible to bring the defective item into conformity with the contract in the manner chosen by the buyer or in comparison with the second possible way of bringing about conformity with the contract would require excessive costs.
3. In the event that the defective property has been installed, the The consumer may require the The seller of disassembly and re-installation after replacing it with a defect-free or defect-free replacement, however, is obliged to bear some of the associated costs in excess of the price of the sold goods or may require Seller to pay part of the costs of disassembly and re-assembly, up to the amount of the price of the sold goods. In the event of non-performance of the obligation by the Seller, the Consumer is entitled to perform these actions at the expense and danger of the Seller.
4. TheConsumer, who exercises the rights under the warranty, is obliged at the Seller’s expense to deliver the defective item to the complaint address, and if due to the type of item or the way it is installed it would be excessively difficult for the Consumer to deliver the item, the Consumer is obliged to make the item available to the Seller in the place where the item is located. In case of non-compliance by the Seller, the Consumer is entitled to return the goods at the seller’s expense and danger.
5. The costs of replacement or repair shall be borneby the Seller, except as described in §5 paragraph 10.
6. The Seller is obliged to accept from the Consumer a defective thing in the event of replacement of the goods with a defect-free or withdrawal from the contract.
7. The seller shall, within fourteen days, respond to:

Otherwise, it shall be deemed to have considered as justified a statement or demand of the Consumer.

1. The Seller shall be liable under the warranty if the physical defect is found within two years from the date of issue of the item to the Consumer,and if the object of sale is the item used before the end of one year from the moment of the issue of the goods to the Consumer.
2. Claim The consumer to remove the defect or replace the goods sold for free from defects shall expire at the end of the year from the date of the defect, but not earlier than two years from the moment of the release of the consumer and,if the object of sale is an item used before the end of the from the moment of the release of the to the consumer.
3. In the event that the expiry date specified by the Seller or the manufacturer ends two years after the delivery of the goods tothe Consumer, the Seller shall be liable under the warranty for physical defects of this thing found before the expiry of this period.
4. Within the time limits set out in the §5 paragraphs 15 to 17 The consumer may make a declaration of withdrawal from the contract or a reduction in the price due to a physical defect in the sold goods, and if The consumer demanded that the goods be replaced with a defect-free or defect-free one, the period for making a declaration of withdrawal or price reduction shall begin upon the ineffective expiry of the time limit for the replacement of the goods or the removal of the defect.
5. In the event of an investigation before a court or arbitration court of one of the rights under the warranty, the time limit for exercising other rights available to the Consumer in this respect shall be suspended until the proceedings have been finally terminated. Accordingly, it shall also apply to mediation proceedings, the time limit for exercising other rights under the warranty,which the Consumer shall begin to run from the date of the court’s refusal to approve the settlement concluded before the mediator or the ineffective termination of the mediation.
6. In order to exercise the rights under the the legal defects of the sold property shall apply Paragraphs 15 to 16, with the exception that the period starts to run from the date on which the The consumer became aware of the existence of the defect and, if The consumer became aware of the existence of the defect only as a result of an action by a third party – from the date on which the judgment given in the dispute with a third party became final.
7. If, because of a defect in the The consumer has made a declaration of withdrawal from the contract or a reduction in the price, he may claim compensation for the damage he has suffered by the fact that he has concluded a contract without knowing of the existence of a defect, even if the damage is due to circumstances for which The seller is not responsible, and in particular may demand reimbursement of the costs of concluding the contract, the costs of receiving, transporting, ch00 and insurance of the goods, the reimbursement of the expenses made to the extent that he did not benefit from them, and did not receive their reimbursement from a third party and reimbursement of the costs of the process. This does not comply with the provisions on the obligation to make good the damage on a general basis.
8. The expiry of any period for finding a defect does not exclude the exercise of warranty rights if the Seller has insidiously hidden the defect.
9. The Seller, inso far as he is obliged to provide or provide financial services to the Consumer, will perform them without undue delay, no later than the period provided for by law.

§6 Privacy policy and security of personal data

1. The administrator of the personal databases provided by the Consumer store is the Seller.
2. The Seller undertakes to protect personal data in accordance with the Personal Data Protection Act of 29 August 1997 and the Act on the provision of electronic services of 18 July 2002. The buyer providing his personal data when placing the order Seller agrees to their processing by the seller seller in order to fulfill the order placed. The Buyer has the opportunity to view, correct, update and delete his/her personal data at any time.
3. Detailed rules for the collection, processing and storage of personal data used for the execution of orders by the store are described in the Privacy Policy, which can be found at: GreenHemp

§7 Final provisions

1. Nothing in these terms and conditions is intended to violate buyer’s rights. Nor can it be interpreted in this way, because in case of incompatibility of any part of the regulations with the applicable law, the Seller declares absolute compliance with and application of this right in place of the contested provision of the Regulations.
2. The changes to the regulations and their scope registered Buyers will be notified electronically (on the indicated at the time of registration or e-mail order). The notification will be sent at least 30 days before the new regulations enter into force. Changes will be made in order to adapt the regulations to the current legal state.
3. The current version of the terms and conditions is always available to the Buyer in the terms and conditions tab. During the execution of the order and during the entire period of after-sales care of the Buyer, the regulations accepted by him when placing the order apply. Except when the Consumer considers it to be less favourable than the current one and informs the Seller about the choice of the current one as valid.
4. In matters not covered by these Regulations, the relevant applicable legal provisions shall apply. Disputes, if the Consumer so desires, are resolved by mediation proceedings before the Provincial Inspectorates of Trade Inspection or a trial before an arbitration court at the Provincial Inspectorate of Trade Inspection or by means of equivalent and lawful methods of pre-trial or extrajudicial resolution of disputes indicated by the Consumer. As a last resort, the case shall be decided by the court with jurisdiction locally and in a matter-by-case basis.

(Belchatów, 11.11.2019)