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1. COMPANY, DEFINITIONS AND APPLICATION

Bellamys (M&A) Ltd, trading as Lancing Marine, is registered in England and Wales under company number 00384105.

In these Terms:

“Lancing Marine”, “we”, “us” and “our” means Bellamys (M&A) Ltd trading as Lancing Marine.

“Customer” or “you” means the person or organisation purchasing products or services from us.

“Business Customer” means a Customer acting wholly or mainly for purposes relating to their trade, business, craft or profession.

“Consumer” means an individual acting for purposes wholly or mainly outside their trade, business, craft or profession.

These Terms apply to the sale of marine engines, gearboxes, propulsion equipment, spare parts, components and materials and to workshop repairs, rebuilds, overhauls and other services supplied by Lancing Marine.

By placing an order with us, the Customer accepts these Terms unless otherwise agreed in writing.

Any specific terms stated on our quotation, order acknowledgement, pro forma invoice or invoice also form part of the contract.

A Business Customer’s purchasing terms do not apply unless expressly accepted by Lancing Marine in writing.

Nothing in these Terms excludes or restricts any liability, right or remedy which cannot lawfully be excluded or restricted.

2. QUOTATIONS, PRICES AND ORDERS

Unless otherwise stated, quotations and pro forma invoices are valid for 30 days from issue.

Prices may change after the quotation period due to manufacturer pricing, exchange rates, material costs, freight charges or other changes outside our control.

Packing, carriage, freight, certification and other associated charges are additional unless specifically included in our quotation.

An order is subject to acceptance by Lancing Marine.

Products manufactured, modified, configured, imported or sourced specifically for a Business Customer may become non-cancellable once we have committed to the manufacturer or supplier.

Where we agree to cancellation of a Business Customer’s order, we may recover reasonable costs already incurred.

Consumer cancellation rights are dealt with separately in Section 8.

3. PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION AND SUITABILITY

Correct product identification is particularly important with marine engines, gearboxes, transmissions and associated components.

The Customer must provide accurate information where requested, including relevant:

1. manufacturer and model;
2. serial number;
3. reduction ratio;
4. part number;
5. dimensions;
6. duty rating; and
7. vessel or application information.

Where goods are supplied against information or a part number provided by the Customer, the Customer is responsible for ensuring that the information supplied to us is accurate and complete.

Lancing Marine will use reasonable care when identifying products. Where an incorrect product is supplied solely because information provided by the Customer was inaccurate or incomplete, and Lancing Marine was not otherwise at fault, Lancing Marine will not be responsible for losses resulting from that incorrect information. Nothing in this paragraph affects a Consumer’s statutory rights where Lancing Marine is responsible for identifying or supplying the correct product.

The Customer must tell us before ordering if any particular classification, certification, regulatory or vessel-class requirement applies. No such requirement is included unless confirmed by Lancing Marine in writing.

4. PAYMENT

Payment must be made in accordance with the terms stated on our quotation, pro forma invoice or invoice.

Current payment methods, banking information and currency arrangements are set out separately on the Lancing Marine Payment Information page.

Unless credit terms have been agreed, payment may be required before goods are ordered or dispatched or before work commences.

Business Customers: all sums due to Lancing Marine must be paid in full without set-off, counterclaim, deduction or withholding except where required by law.

Where a qualifying commercial debt is not paid when due, Lancing Marine reserves the right to claim statutory interest, compensation and reasonable recovery costs available under applicable late-payment legislation.

5. TITLE TO GOODS – BUSINESS CUSTOMERS

This section applies to Business Customers only.

Legal title to goods supplied by Lancing Marine does not pass to the Customer until we have received payment in full in cleared funds for those goods.

Until title passes, the Customer must, where reasonably practicable:

1. keep the goods identifiable as Lancing Marine’s property;
2. keep them in satisfactory condition and appropriately insured; and
3. not pledge or use them as security for any debt.

Risk and title are separate. Risk passes in accordance with the agreed delivery terms even where legal title remains with Lancing Marine pending payment.

If payment becomes overdue or the Customer becomes insolvent, enters administration or liquidation, or ceases trading, Lancing Marine may, to the extent permitted by law, require the return of goods to which we retain title.

Where goods have been consumed, permanently incorporated into other equipment, altered so that they are no longer separately identifiable, or resold in the ordinary course of business, our ability to recover those goods may be affected.

Nothing in this section gives Lancing Marine a right to enter premises unlawfully.

6. DELIVERY, RISK, VAT AND EXPORT

Delivery dates and lead times are estimates unless expressly agreed otherwise in writing.

We will use reasonable efforts to meet estimated delivery dates. For Business Customers, Lancing Marine is not responsible for delay caused by manufacturers, suppliers, carriers, customs, regulatory authorities or other circumstances outside our reasonable control.

Unless otherwise agreed, our standard export delivery term is DAP – Delivered at Place (Incoterms® 2020).

Where DAP applies, risk transfers in accordance with that Incoterm. The Customer is responsible for import clearance and applicable import duties, taxes and import VAT.

Alternative delivery terms, including EXW or FCA, may be agreed in writing.

VAT will be charged where required by UK law.

Qualifying exports may be zero-rated where the applicable requirements are met. Where the Customer arranges collection for export, zero-rating must be agreed in advance and satisfactory evidence of export must be supplied within the applicable statutory period. If adequate evidence is not supplied, VAT may be charged.

Nothing in this section limits mandatory delivery or risk rights available to Consumers.

7. INSPECTION AND RETURNS

Goods should be inspected promptly following delivery.

Damage, shortages, incorrect goods or visible discrepancies should be reported to Lancing Marine as soon as reasonably practicable. Packaging should be retained where goods may have been damaged in transit.

Goods should not be returned without contacting us first for return instructions.

For Business Customers, goods manufactured, modified, configured or specially sourced for an order may be non-returnable unless defective or otherwise agreed by Lancing Marine.

A Consumer’s statutory rights concerning faulty goods, returns, repair, replacement, price reduction or rejection are unaffected. Failure by a Consumer to inspect or notify us immediately does not remove any statutory right which the Consumer is otherwise entitled to exercise.

8. CONSUMER DISTANCE AND OFF-PREMISES CONTRACTS

Where a Consumer enters into a contract with Lancing Marine at a distance or away from our business premises, statutory cancellation rights may apply.

Where applicable, a Consumer normally has 14 days to cancel a distance or off-premises contract, subject to statutory exceptions.

Cancellation rights may not apply to certain goods made to the Consumer’s specifications or clearly personalised, and in other circumstances provided by law.

The fact that Lancing Marine has specially ordered a standard product from a supplier does not, by itself, remove a Consumer’s statutory cancellation rights.

Where a Consumer expressly requests that workshop or other services begin during an applicable cancellation period, the Consumer may be required to pay for services properly supplied up to cancellation in accordance with applicable law.

Nothing in these Terms restricts a Consumer’s statutory cancellation rights.

9. Storage, Collection and Uncollected Goods

1. Goods Held by Lancing Marine
   1. This section applies to engines, gearboxes, propulsion equipment, parts, components and other goods or equipment delivered to or left with Lancing Marine for inspection, assessment, testing, repair, reconditioning, modification, collection, storage or any other agreed purpose.
2. Collection
   1. The Customer must collect goods promptly after Lancing Marine gives notice that they are ready for collection or that Lancing Marine no longer requires possession of them.
   2. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, goods must be collected within fourteen (14) days of such notice.
   3. Goods sold by Lancing Marine for customer collection must also be collected within any collection period stated in the quotation, order confirmation, invoice or other written communication.
3. Storage and Handling Charges
   1. If goods are not collected within fourteen (14) days after notification, Lancing Marine may charge storage from the expiry of that period at its applicable storage rate notified to the Customer.
   2. Storage charges may take account of the size, weight, value, location, handling requirements and nature of the goods and whether indoor, outdoor or third-party storage is required.
   3. The Customer shall also be responsible for reasonable costs incurred as a result of continued storage, including lifting, handling, moving, palletising, packaging, transport and third-party storage where reasonably required.
   4. Storage and other applicable charges shall continue to accrue until the goods are collected, delivered, sold or otherwise lawfully disposed of.
   5. The Customer shall remain liable for applicable storage and handling charges notwithstanding that those charges may exceed the value of the goods concerned.
4. Ownership of Customer Goods
   1. Customer-owned goods remain the property of the Customer while in Lancing Marine's possession. Ownership does not transfer to Lancing Marine merely because goods have not been collected or because storage or other charges remain unpaid.
   2. Ownership of goods supplied by Lancing Marine shall be determined in accordance with any retention of title or ownership provisions elsewhere in these Terms and Conditions.
5. Risk and Insurance
   1. Lancing Marine will take reasonable care of Customer-owned goods while they are in its possession.
   2. Except to the extent that liability cannot lawfully be excluded or where loss or damage results from Lancing Marine's failure to exercise reasonable care, Customer-owned goods are held at the Customer's risk.
   3. Unless otherwise expressly agreed in writing, the Customer is responsible for maintaining appropriate insurance for Customer-owned goods while they are held by Lancing Marine.
6. Outstanding Amounts
   1. To the extent permitted by law, Lancing Marine may retain possession of goods in its possession until amounts properly due in relation to those goods have been paid, including charges for authorised inspection, assessment, repair, reconditioning, labour, parts, storage, handling and transport.
   2. Collection of the goods does not release the Customer from liability for any amounts properly due to Lancing Marine.
7. Uncollected Goods
   1. Where goods remain uncollected, Lancing Marine may give written notice requiring the Customer to collect them and pay all amounts properly due within the period stated in that notice.
   2. Notice may be sent to the Customer's last postal address or email address supplied to Lancing Marine. The Customer is responsible for keeping its contact details up to date.
   3. If the Customer fails to collect the goods following such notice, Lancing Marine may give any further notice required by applicable law of its intention to sell or otherwise dispose of the goods.
   4. Following expiry of the applicable notice period, Lancing Marine may, where legally entitled to do so, sell the goods by an appropriate method or otherwise dispose of them in accordance with applicable law.
   5. Where goods are sold, Lancing Marine may, to the extent permitted by law, deduct from the proceeds amounts properly due together with reasonable storage, handling, transport and costs incurred in connection with the sale. Any remaining proceeds shall be dealt with in accordance with applicable law.
   6. Where goods have no reasonable commercial value, cannot reasonably be sold, or the likely costs of storage and sale would be disproportionate to their value, Lancing Marine may, where legally entitled to do so and after giving any notice required by law, arrange for their recycling, scrapping or other lawful disposal.
   7. The Customer shall be responsible, to the extent permitted by law, for reasonable costs incurred by Lancing Marine in the lawful disposal of uncollected goods.
8. Customer Responsibilities
   1. The Customer must provide accurate contact details and promptly notify Lancing Marine of any change to its postal address, email address or telephone number while goods remain in Lancing Marine's possession.
   2. The Customer is responsible for making suitable arrangements for collection, including appropriate transport and lifting arrangements where required, unless Lancing Marine has expressly agreed to arrange these services.

WARRANTY AND WARRANTY CLAIMS

10. WARRANTY PRINCIPLES

The warranty applying to a product or service depends on what has been supplied.

Lancing Marine distinguishes between:

a. Manufacturer, OEM or supplier-warranted products;
b. New products and materials without a manufacturer or supplier warranty;
c. Workshop repairs, rebuilds and overhauls carried out by Lancing Marine; and
d. Used, reconditioned and service-exchange products.

A contractual warranty covers defects falling within the terms of that warranty. It is not a guarantee against every subsequent failure of an engine, gearbox, component, vessel or associated system, particularly where the failure is unrelated to the product or work supplied by Lancing Marine.

Lancing Marine’s warranties are additional contractual warranties. They do not replace, reduce or restrict statutory rights available to Consumers.

11. MANUFACTURER, OEM AND SUPPLIER WARRANTY

Where a product carries a manufacturer’s, OEM’s or supplier’s warranty, that warranty applies in accordance with its terms, duration, exclusions and claims procedure.

The Customer is responsible for complying with applicable requirements concerning installation, commissioning, warranty registration, servicing, maintenance and operation, except to the extent that Lancing Marine has expressly undertaken responsibility for any of those matters.

Where registration is required to activate or maintain warranty cover, the Customer should ensure that it is completed within the required period.

Lancing Marine will provide reasonable assistance with a warranty claim relating to a product supplied by us. Where the contractual warranty is provided by a manufacturer or supplier, assessment under that warranty remains subject to their terms and procedure.

The product or failed component may need to be returned or made available for inspection before a warranty decision is made.

For Consumers, a manufacturer’s, OEM’s or supplier’s warranty is in addition to, and does not replace, statutory rights against Lancing Marine as the retailer.

12. LANCING MARINE 12-MONTH PRODUCT WARRANTY

Where a new product, part or material supplied by Lancing Marine does not carry a manufacturer or supplier warranty, Lancing Marine provides an additional contractual warranty against defects in the product or material for 12 months from the date of supply shown on our invoice, unless otherwise stated in writing.

This contractual warranty applies to the product supplied. It does not constitute a warranty of the complete engine, gearbox, transmission, vessel or system into which that product is installed.

Where a claim under this warranty is accepted, Lancing Marine will normally repair or replace the defective product or, where appropriate, provide a credit or refund.

For Consumers, the 12-month period applies only to this additional Lancing Marine warranty. It does not impose a 12-month limit on statutory rights or remedies.

13. LANCING MARINE 6-MONTH WORKSHOP WARRANTY

Unless otherwise stated in writing, repairs, rebuilds and overhauls carried out by Lancing Marine are covered by an additional contractual warranty against defects in our workmanship for six months from completion of the work.

The warranty applies only to the work actually carried out by Lancing Marine.

It does not constitute a warranty of the complete engine, gearbox, transmission, vessel or associated system unless expressly agreed in writing.

A subsequent failure of a component which was not repaired or replaced as part of our work does not, by itself, establish a defect in Lancing Marine’s workmanship.

New parts supplied and fitted during workshop work remain subject to the applicable manufacturer or supplier warranty or, where no such warranty applies, Lancing Marine’s 12-month product warranty.

Customer-supplied parts are not warranted by Lancing Marine as products. Our contractual workshop warranty applies to our workmanship in relation to those parts.

For Consumers, this six-month warranty is an additional contractual benefit. It does not limit statutory rights relating to services, including the right to services performed with reasonable care and skill.

14. CONTRACTUAL WARRANTY EXCLUSIONS

The following exclusions relate to Lancing Marine’s additional contractual warranties. They do not exclude or restrict a Consumer’s statutory rights.

Subject to applicable law and the terms of any manufacturer or supplier warranty, our contractual warranties do not cover failure or damage to the extent that it is caused or contributed to by:

1. incorrect installation, commissioning, alignment or adjustment not carried out by Lancing Marine;
2. incorrect application or product selection resulting from inaccurate or incomplete information supplied by the Customer;
3. misuse, neglect, abuse or accidental damage;
4. normal wear and tear;
5. inadequate or incorrect servicing or maintenance;
6. incorrect or contaminated fuel, oil, coolant or other fluids;
7. inadequate or incorrect lubrication;
8. contamination or foreign material;
9. corrosion, electrolysis or water ingress not resulting from a defect for which Lancing Marine is legally responsible;
10. overheating or overloading;
11. operation outside specified duty ratings or operating limits;
12. racing or competition use;
13. unauthorised modification, dismantling or repair where this causes the failure or materially prevents its cause from being established;
14. failure of a component outside Lancing Marine’s agreed scope of work; or
15. failure to follow applicable installation, operating, service or maintenance instructions where that failure causes or contributes to the defect.

The existence of a fault during a contractual warranty period does not automatically establish that the fault falls within the contractual warranty. The cause of failure may need to be investigated.

15. WARRANTY CLAIMS AND INVESTIGATION

A warranty claim should be reported promptly after the fault becomes apparent and, wherever reasonably possible, before further dismantling or repair is undertaken.

We may reasonably request information relevant to investigating the claim, including:

1. Lancing Marine invoice or order number;
2. product or part details;
3. engine and gearbox model;
4. serial numbers and reduction ratio;
5. installation and commissioning details;
6. operating hours;
7. service and maintenance history;
8. a description of the fault; and
9. photographs, video or other relevant evidence.

We may reasonably require the product or failed component to be returned or made available for inspection.

Receipt or inspection of an item does not, by itself, constitute acceptance of a contractual warranty claim.

The Customer should, where reasonably practicable, give Lancing Marine an opportunity to investigate before arranging dismantling, modification or third-party repair where that work could prevent the cause of failure from being established.

This does not prevent reasonable emergency action necessary for safety or to prevent further damage.

Where third-party work is urgently required, the Customer should, where practicable, contact Lancing Marine first and retain failed components and relevant evidence.

Where a manufacturer or supplier provides the contractual warranty, its warranty assessment and procedure will apply to that warranty.

Where Lancing Marine provides the contractual warranty, we will assess whether the failure falls within that warranty following reasonable inspection and investigation.

If an investigation establishes that a failure is not covered by warranty or by a statutory obligation owed by Lancing Marine, further investigation, repair, parts, carriage or other work requested by the Customer may be chargeable, provided any charge is agreed or otherwise lawfully due.

Nothing in this section makes a Consumer’s statutory rights conditional upon compliance with a warranty claims procedure where the law does not permit us to impose such a condition.

16. WARRANTY REMEDIES AND ASSOCIATED COSTS

Where a claim under Lancing Marine’s contractual warranty is accepted, our normal remedy will be to repair or replace the defective product or rectify the defective workmanship.

Where that is not appropriate, we may provide a credit or refund.

Business Customers: unless expressly agreed otherwise in writing, Lancing Marine’s contractual warranty covers the defective product, material or workmanship only and does not include the cost of:

1. removal or refitting;
2. vessel lifting, launching, docking or storage;
3. third-party engineers or labour;
4. travel or accommodation;
5. freight or transport;
6. loss of vessel use;
7. charter or hire;
8. loss of production;
9. loss of revenue or profit; or
10. indirect or consequential loss.

A Business Customer should obtain Lancing Marine’s written agreement before incurring third-party costs which it intends to claim from us.

Consumers: where Lancing Marine is required by law to repair or replace goods, or repeat or otherwise remedy services, we will bear the costs which the law requires us to bear. Nothing in these Terms excludes or restricts a Consumer’s statutory remedies or any loss which is recoverable from Lancing Marine under applicable law.

17. USED, RECONDITIONED AND SERVICE-EXCHANGE PRODUCTS

Used, reconditioned and service-exchange products may carry different additional warranty terms from new products.

Any additional contractual warranty applying to such a product will be stated on our quotation, invoice or accompanying documentation.

No additional contractual warranty period should be assumed unless confirmed by Lancing Marine in writing.

Where such a product is supplied to a Consumer, this section does not reduce or replace the Consumer’s statutory rights concerning the goods.

18. TECHNICAL ADVICE AND THIRD-PARTY INSTALLATION

Technical assistance provided by Lancing Marine is based on the information available to us and information supplied by the Customer.

Unless installation or commissioning forms part of our agreed scope of work, responsibility for carrying out the installation and commissioning correctly rests with the person carrying out that work.

Where incorrect installation, alignment, adjustment, control configuration, cooling, lubrication or commissioning by the Customer or a third party causes or contributes to a failure, Lancing Marine will not be responsible for that failure to the extent that it was not caused by goods, services or advice for which Lancing Marine is legally responsible.

Nothing in this section excludes or restricts liability arising from technical advice supplied by Lancing Marine where such liability cannot lawfully be excluded or restricted.

19. BUSINESS CUSTOMER LIABILITY

This section applies to Business Customers only.

Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits Lancing Marine’s liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, or any other liability which cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.

Subject to the above and applicable law, Lancing Marine shall not be liable to a Business Customer for:

1. loss of profit;
2. loss of revenue;
3. loss of production;
4. loss of business or business opportunity;
5. loss of anticipated savings;
6. loss of use of a vessel or equipment;
7. charter, hire or substitute vessel costs; or
8. indirect or consequential loss.

Any exclusion or limitation of liability in these Terms applies only to the extent permitted by law.

20. CONSUMER RIGHTS, RESPONSIBILITY AND LOSS

This section applies to Consumers only.

Goods supplied to Consumers must comply with applicable consumer law, including statutory requirements concerning satisfactory quality, fitness for a particular purpose where applicable and conformity with description.

Services supplied to Consumers must comply with applicable consumer law, including the requirement to perform services with reasonable care and skill.

Lancing Marine’s contractual warranties are additional benefits and do not replace, reduce or restrict those statutory rights or remedies.

Nothing in these Terms excludes or restricts Lancing Marine’s liability to a Consumer where doing so would be unlawful, including liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence, fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, or liability arising from statutory rights which cannot be excluded or restricted.

Lancing Marine is responsible for loss or damage suffered by a Consumer to the extent required by applicable law where that loss or damage results from our breach of contract, negligence or other legal responsibility.

Lancing Marine is not responsible for loss or damage to the extent that it is caused by the Consumer, by inaccurate or incomplete information supplied by the Consumer, by work carried out by an independent third party for whom Lancing Marine is not responsible, or by circumstances for which Lancing Marine has no legal responsibility.

Where a fault occurs, the Consumer should take reasonable steps to avoid unnecessary additional damage or loss. This does not require the Consumer to take unsafe action or to incur unreasonable expense.

Where reasonably practicable, the Consumer should give Lancing Marine an opportunity to inspect and remedy a problem before commissioning substantial third-party remedial work. This does not prevent emergency work required for safety or to prevent further damage, and it does not remove any statutory remedy available to the Consumer.

Any claim for associated loss or expense will be considered according to the circumstances and applicable law. The existence of a defective product or service does not, by itself, make Lancing Marine responsible for every cost or loss associated with the vessel or equipment.

21. FORCE MAJEURE

Lancing Marine is not responsible for failure or delay to the extent caused by circumstances beyond our reasonable control, including manufacturer or supplier disruption, transport disruption, industrial action, fire, flood, war, governmental action, sanctions, regulatory changes, shortages or import/export restrictions.

Where practicable, we will take reasonable steps to minimise disruption.

For Consumers, this section does not exclude or restrict any mandatory right or remedy arising under applicable law.

22. INTERNATIONAL SALES, EXPORT CONTROL AND COMPLIANCE

The Customer is responsible for ensuring that products may lawfully be imported, installed, operated and used in the country of destination unless Lancing Marine has expressly agreed otherwise in writing.

The Customer is responsible for import licences, permits, approvals, customs formalities, duties, taxes and other destination requirements except to the extent expressly included within the agreed delivery terms.

The Customer must advise Lancing Marine before ordering of any local technical, classification, certification, registration, environmental, safety or regulatory requirements which the products are required to satisfy.

For Business Customers, unless expressly agreed otherwise, responsibility for establishing compliance with destination-country requirements rests with the Customer.

Lancing Marine may refuse, suspend or cancel supply where reasonably necessary to comply with export controls, trade sanctions, customs requirements or other legal or regulatory obligations.

The Customer must provide information reasonably required by Lancing Marine for export-control, sanctions, customs or regulatory compliance.

Where an Incoterm is stated in our quotation or order acknowledgement, it will be interpreted in accordance with the stated version of Incoterms®.

Nothing in this section restricts mandatory rights available to Consumers.

23. GOVERNING LAW AND JURISDICTION

Business Customers

Any contract between Lancing Marine and a Business Customer, including an international or export sale, and any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with it, its subject matter or formation, including a non-contractual dispute or claim, is governed by the laws of England and Wales.

The parties irrevocably agree that the courts of England and Wales have exclusive jurisdiction to settle any such dispute or claim.

The Customer agrees to submit to that jurisdiction regardless of the country in which it is established or operates, subject to any mandatory law which cannot lawfully be excluded.

Nothing in this section prevents Lancing Marine from taking steps in another jurisdiction to recognise or enforce a judgment or order of the courts of England and Wales.

Consumers

For Consumers, these Terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales. Nothing in these Terms deprives a Consumer of any mandatory protection or jurisdictional rights available under applicable law, including any mandatory protections applying in the country in which the Consumer is habitually resident where applicable.

International Sale of Goods

The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) does not apply.

24. DATA PROTECTION

Personal information will be handled in accordance with applicable UK data-protection law and the Lancing Marine Privacy Policy.

25. GENERAL

If any provision of these Terms is found to be invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain effective.

A failure or delay by Lancing Marine in exercising a right does not waive that right.

No variation of these Terms is binding unless agreed in writing by an authorised representative of Lancing Marine.

These Terms, together with the relevant quotation, order acknowledgement, pro forma invoice, invoice and any documentation expressly incorporated into the contract, form the terms applicable to the relevant supply.

26. CONTACT US

For questions, warranty claims or further information, please contact:
Bellamys (M&A) Ltd trading as Lancing Marine
51 Victoria Road, Portslade, Sussex BN41 1XY, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 (0)1273 410025
Email: data@lancingmarine.com
Website: www.lancingmarine.com