Terms & Conditions 

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE AND SUPPLY OF
BAS PARTS & TYRES B.V. (2022).

If necessary BAS Parts & Tyres B.V. will submit on first request a
translation in Dutch of these general terms and conditions

Filed at the Brabant Chamber of Commerce under number
17221169.

GENERAL

ARTICLE 1 DEFINITIONS

  • 1.1 BAS Parts & Tyres B.V. and its affiliated operating
    companies as well as its successors in title under universal
    title are the user of these general terms and conditions
    and will hereinafter be referred to as: "we" and "us".
  • 1.2 "Other party" and/or "client" means every legal entity/natural
    person to whom we make our offers, as well as those who make
    offers to us and those who provide an assignment to us, or, as the
    case may be, those with whom we enter into an agreement and
    furthermore those with whom we are in any legal relationship, and
    apart from those, their representative(s), authorised person(s),
    successor(s) in title and beneficiary/beneficiaries.
  • 1.3 "Products" means all products and/or parts etc. which, being
    subject to these general terms and conditions, are delivered to the
    other party, as well as the carrying out of services and work and/or
    the provision of advice by us to the other party.
  • 1.4 To further identify a specific category with products and / or parts
    we distinguish:
    a. XP-parts: parts which reference number contains the text “XP”;
    b. UP-parts: parts which reference number contains the text “UP”;
    c. YP-parts: parts which reference number contains the text “YP”;
    d. F-parts: parts which reference number contains the text “F”;
    e. G-parts: parts which reference number contains the text “G”.

ARTICLE 3 SUSPENSION AND RIGHT OF RETENTION

  • 3.1 We are entitled to suspend our performance (including also future
    partial deliveries) if the other party does not fulfil one or more of its
    obligations, or, as the case may be, if circumstances which
    have come to our knowledge give us good grounds to fear
    that the other party will not fulfil its obligations, except
    for in the case of derogating mandatory statutory provisions.
  • 3.2 We can exercise the right of retention on all goods of the other
    party to which the performance of the agreement relates, and
    which are in fact held by us in the context of the agreement, if the
    other party does not, wholly or in part, fulfil the obligations related
    to the performance of the agreement, or other agreements
    concluded with the other party.
  • 3.3 We are entitled to recover from the other party the costs which we
    have had to incur with regard to the care of the goods which are in
    fact held by us.
  • 3.4 The other party is not entitled on the basis of alleged defects of the
    products and for whatsoever reason to delay or suspend or
    otherwise cease or limit its work, deliveries, goods or services and
    other obligations towards us.
  • 3.5 The other party is also not entitled to offset any claim against us.
  • 3.6 We have the right to offsetthe amounts which we owe to the other
    party against the amounts which the other party owes to us on
    whatsoever basis. If in the event of set-off compensation there are
    amounts in different currency, then we will determine in which
    currency this set-off compensation will take place. Conversion will
    take place at the official exchange rate applicable on the day on
    which payment in accordance with the invoices concerned is owed.

ARTICLE 4 TERMINATION

  • 4.1 If the other party does not, not in a timely manner, or not properly
    fulfil any (payment) obligation, in spite of a demand letter which
    includes a reasonable period, ensuing from any agreement
    concluded with us, as well as in the event of suspension of payment
    or application for moratorium, bankruptcy, guardianship order or
    liquidation of the company of the other party, we will be entitled,
    without notice of default and without judicial intervention, to
    terminate the agreement, or a part thereof.
  • 4.2 Termination will make the existing claims reciprocally immediately
    due and payable. The other party will be liable for the damage
    suffered by us, inter alia comprising of interest and lost profits.
  • 4.3 If the provisions of subclause 1 occur and the other party enjoys an
    advantage which the other party would not have had in case of
    proper fulfilment, then we will have the right to compensation of
    our damage to the amount of this advantage.
  • 4.4 Except for insofar as these general terms and conditions foresee
    this, parties waive the right to terminate (have terminated), wholly
    or in part, the agreement concluded with us.

ARTICLE 14 CANCELLATION

  • 14.1 The other party is entitled to cancel the orders placed.
    Cancellation must be made in writing prior to the agreed delivery
    date. The other party is obliged to make a payment to us of 15%
    of the gross sales value of the products on the basis of the
    cancellation fee within one week from this cancellation. If the
    other party has not made this payment after one week then we
    will have the right to inform the other party in writing that we
    require performance of the concluded agreement. In that event
    the other party can no longer rely on cancellation.
  • 14.2 Orders not taken receipt of can be offered anew to the other
    party. In that event the invoice amount will be plus the costs
    incurred, inter alia comprising of storage costs.

ARTICLE 15 PAYMENT

  • 15.1 Unless agreed otherwise in writing, payment will take place at the
    time of delivery. Set-off against claims which the other party alleges
    to have against us is not permitted.
  • 15.2 The other party hereby undertakes towards us to pay us on our first
    request by delivery of the goods to be designated by us, the goods
    delivered by us to you included also therein (Section 45 Book 6 Civil
    Code).
  • 15.3 In case of non-payment within the period referred to in article 15.1
    interest will be owed on the basis of Section 119a Book 6 in
    conjunction with Section 120 Book 6 Civil Code, or the statutory
    interest if this is higher, whereby a part of the month is calculated
    as a full month, commencing on the first day after the expiry of the
    payment term specified in article 15.1.
  • 15.4 In case of payment (in a timely manner) not forthcoming within the
    period referred to in subclause 1, we retain the right to increase the
    amount owed by the other party with the judicial and extrajudicial
    collection charges. The extrajudicial collection charges are hereby
    set at 15% of amount owed with a minimum of € 250.-.
  • 15.5 In the event of untimely payment all payment obligations of the
    other party, regardless whether we have already invoiced for this,
    will be forthwith due and payable. If the period intended for
    payment is exceeded, then the other party will be in default
    without any payment reminder.
  • 15.6 Payments made by the other party will firstly apply to settle all
    interest and costs owed and then to settle the amounts due under
    the agreement which have been due and payable the longest, even
    if the other party states that the payment is intended for another
    amount due.
  • 15.7 Any payment discounts agreed in writing will lapse if the payments
    have not been received within the further agreed payment term.
  • 15.8 The other party is not entitled, on the basis of alleged defects of the
    products and for whatsoever other reason, to refuse or suspend
    the fulfilment of the other party's payment obligation.
  • 15.9 BAS Parts & Tyres B.V. and its affiliated companies including BAS
    Lease B.V. (CoC no. 16077239), BAS Rent B.V. (CoC no. 17215693),
    BAS World B.V. (CoC no. 17103220), FleetcareXL B.V. (CoC no.
    56198957), BAS Mining Trucks B.V. (CoC no. 17266443), BAS Truck
    Center B.V. (CoC no. 16021586) and BTS GmbH & Co. KG (HRA no.
    17922), are entitled to offset any claims that we owe to the
    counterparty with claims that the counterparty owes to us, and to
    invoke a right of suspension with regard to (one or more of) such
    claim(s), also if this such claim(s) arises from another agreement
    and/or legal relationship. BAS Parts & Tyres B.V. and its affiliated
    companies, including but not limited to the aforementioned
    companies, and the counterparty agree (if necessary as a third
    party clause) that the right to offset has been extended and that
    therefore reciprocity is not necessary for the offsetting of claims
  • 15.10 In the event of liquidation, insolvency, bankruptcy or moratorium
    of the other party the claims, on whatsoever basis, (including those
    of the parties referred to in article 15.9) against the other party will
    be immediately due and payable.
  • 15.11We are at all times entitled to require an advance payment of the
    amount owed by the other party and/or to require that the other
    party cooperates on first request to the furnishing of sufficient
    security for the assurance of the fulfilment of the other party's
    obligations, including but not limited to an irrevocable and
    unconditional bank guarantee issued by an acknowledged banking
    institution and/or the providing of a right of pledge and/or
    guarantee and/or the issuing of a notice of joint and several liability.
    If this provision of security is not forthcoming we will be entitled to
    suspend the performance of the agreement, or to terminate this
    with immediate effect, without prejudice to our right to terminate
    the agreement in accordance with the provisions of article 4.
  • 15.12 If the other party has not acceded to our request as referred to in
    subclause 11 within fourteen days after a demand to that effect in
    writing for this purpose, then all of the other party's obligations will
    be immediately due and payable.

ARTICLE 5 FORCE MAJEURE

  • 5.1 In the event that force majeure delays or prevents the performance
    of the agreement, then we as well as the other party will be entitled
    to terminate the agreement in writing, without this giving the other
    party any claim to compensation.
  • 5.2 Force majeure on our part also includes every circumstance arisen
    through no fault on our part, as a result of which the usual
    performance of the agreement is prevented. Circumstances
    causing such force majeure inter alia:
    - if the production or delivery of specified goods is ceased;
    - if we have sold to the other party a part still to be exchanged and
    this part cannot be delivered to the other party through
    circumstances which cannot be attributed to us;
    - loss, damage and/or delay during and through transport, extreme
    sickness absence of staff, actions/measures by customs, including
    (temporary) closure of specified geographical areas, fire, theft and
    other serious disruptions in our company or at our supplier.
  • 5.3 If the manufacturer, importer or supplier make modifications or
    (design) changes to the product, we retain the right to deliver the
    changed product, provided that the changed product has at least
    the usual properties for use as the original product, as well as the
    special properties for use, if and insofar as this is agreed between
    us and the other party.

ARTICLE 6 LIABILITY

  • 6.1 Except for intent or wilful recklessness on our part or our
    management (including superior employees) our liability is limited
    to our guarantee obligations described in article 19 and we are
    never liable for whatsoever damage, regardless if that claim is
    based on an agreement concluded with us, unlawful act or
    otherwise.
  • 6.2 In the event that we might be liable for damage, our liability is
    always limited to direct damage to goods or persons and this never
    includes any loss of profits or other consequential loss, including
    loss of revenue.
  • 6.3 In the event that we might be liable for damage our liability is
    furthermore limited to the price for which the other party has
    purchased the product, or, as the case may be,to an amount which
    is paid by the other party for the assignment.
  • 6.4 If we consider there to be grounds which will make us decide not
    to apply the stipulations included in this article, then our liability is
    at all times limited to that damage and not exceeding that amount
    for which we are insured for, or, as the case may be, reasonably
    would have been insured, having regard to the applicable custom
    in the sector.
  • 6.5 Every claim by the other party for compensation of damage and/or
    rectification of the shortcoming and/or replacement of the goods,
    on whatsoever basis, lapses on the earliest of the following dates:
    in case of failure to report in a timely manner or one year after
    delivery, installation or completion.
  • 6.6 The other party is bound to indemnify, respectively reimburse us,
    with regard to all claims by third parties for compensation for
    damage, costs or interest for which our liability is excluded in these
    terms and conditions in the relationship with the other party.
  • 6.7 We are never liable for damage caused by incorrect use, mounting
    and/or installation of the products delivered by us.
  • 6.8 We will insure the risk of loss or damage to the goods of the other
    party, which we hold, for the period that we hold these goods. We
    are liable for the goods handed over to us by the other party,
    regardless of which external cause it concerns and regardless
    of whether the damage or the loss arises during the period that we
    hold those goods on the basis of an agreement, exclusively insofar
    as the insurer concerned compensates the damage concerned.
    'External cause' does not include the modification of the goods.
  • 6.9 If this agreement concerns goods which we obtain, or have
    obtained, from third parties, our responsibility and/or liability is
    limited to that for which that supplier is responsible and/or liable
    towards us. This provision is only applicable insofar as that
    application is more advantageous for the other party than the
    application of the previous provision.
  • 6.10 We are not obliged to offer to the other party replacement
    transport or to arrange the transport of the consignment;the other
    party also does not have the right to reimbursement of the costs of
    replacement transport.

ARTICLE 7 APPLICABLE LAW AND COURT OF COMPETENT JURISDICTION

  • 7.1 The provisions of the Vienna Sales Convention do not apply, nor
    does any future international regulation concerning purchase of
    movable property of which the operation can be excluded by
    parties.
  • 7.2 The law of the Netherlands applies to all agreements to which these
    general terms and conditions apply wholly or in part.
  • 7.3 All disputes ensuing from or related to the agreement will, insofar
    as mandatory legal provisions do not object to this, be exclusively
    submitted to the court of competent jurisdiction in the district of
    our place of business, unless we, as claimant or applicant party
    chose a court of competent jurisdiction in the place of residence or
    business of the other party.
  • 7.4 In the event of a (threatening) dispute we will have the right to
    (have conducted) conduct an assessment by one or more experts
    at the other party'slocation.

SALES

ARTICLE 8 OFFERS

  • 8.1 All our offers and tenders are without obligation, unless these
    contain a period for acceptance, in which case the offer will lapse
    after this period.
  • 8.2 Changes and/or promises made by us after the offer, either orally
    or in writing, will constitute a new offer, in the course of which the
    previous offer has lapsed.
  • 8.3 If an acceptance by the other party derogates from the offer, then
    this will apply as a new offer from the other party and as rejection
    of our entire offer, also if only minor points are derogated from.
  • 8.4 All offers and tenders are based on the performance of the
    agreement by us under normal circumstances and during normal
    working hours, unless expressly stated otherwise in writing.

ARTICLE 9 FORMATION

  • 9.1 The agreement comes into effect, insofar as applicable within the
    period set out by us, at the time of receipt by us of acceptance in
    writing of this offer and if the other party makes an offer and/or
    gives an assignment, at the time that we confirm the offer and/or
    the assignment in writing, or, as the case may be, when we have
    commenced the execution of the assignment.
  • 9.2 Additional agreements reached after the agreement, changes
    and/or promises made either orally or in writing by our staff,
    representatives, sellers or other intermediaries, are not binding,
    unless these have been confirmed by us in writing to the other party. 

ARTICLE 10 DATA AND INFORMATION

  • 10.1 We are only obliged to (further) execution of the assignment if the
    other party has provided all data and information required by us in
    the form and in the manner required by us. Extra costs arisen
    because the other party has not, not in a timely manner, or not
    properly, provided the required data and information, will be on
    the account of the other party.
  • 10.2 The other party is obliged to inform us promptly with regard to facts
    and circumstances which can be of importance with regard to the
    execution of the assignment.
  • 10.3 The other party guarantees the accuracy, completeness and
    reliability of the data and information provided to us by the other
    party or on behalf of the other party.

ARTICLE 11 PRICES

  • 11.1 The prices stated by us are net prices and are stated excluding
    turnover tax and other government charges and/or charges from
    third parties imposed on the sale and/or delivery and/or
    performance of the agreement, and are based on the delivery from
    our business location, except insofar as agreed otherwise in writing.
  • 11.2 The prices stated by us are in Euros, or in another currency agreed
    by us; any exchange differences are on the risk of the other party,
    unless agreed further in writing.
  • 11.3 The prices stated by us are based on the current prices applicable
    at the time of the concluding of the agreement and on the
    specifications and on performance of the agreement under normal
    circumstances.
  • 11.4 We retain the right to charge a proportional price increase to the
    other party, if after the concluding of the agreement an increase
    occurs of one or more factors determining prices and/or statutory
    levies, including wages, premiums, materials and exchange rate
    changes.
  • 11.5 The provisions of subclause 4 also apply if the changes in the factors
    determining prices referred to therein are the result of
    circumstances already foreseeable at the concluding of the
    agreement.
  • 11.6 In the event that application of subclause 4 might result in a price
    increase of 20% or more and the price increase does not ensue
    from the law, then the other party will have the right to terminate
    the agreement by registered letter, within one week after we have
    made it known that the price will be increased.
  • 11.7 If not agreed otherwise expressly in writing, the prices stated by us
    are (FCA) Veghel. Delivery costs, service charges and costs for
    dispatch, etc. are never included in our price.
  • 11.8 Price increases ensuing from addendums and/or amendments to
    the agreement are on the account of the other party.
  • 11.9 Costs arisen as a result of the other party remaining in default,
    and/or incurred to make the performance of the agreement
    possible and/or as a result of circumstances occurring which can be
    attributed to the other party as a result of which costs have arisen
    for us, will be charged by us to the other party.
  • 11.10We are entitled to recover the costs, which we had to incur with
    regard to the care concerning the goods which we in fact hold, from
    the other party.

ARTICLE 12 DELIVERY

  • 12.1 Delivery times are determined in mutual consultation; however
    delivery times and/or delivery dates stated by us are never to be
    considered to be final deadlines unless agreed otherwise in writing.
    In case of delivery and/or completion in an untimely manner we
    must be given notice of default stating a reasonable period for
    performance. A reasonable period is in all events a period
    applicable as reasonable within the sector.
  • 12.2 If the exceeding of the term of the delivery time cannot be
    attributed to us, then the other party can never claim
    compensation or termination of the agreement.
  • 12.3 The delivery times and/or dates are based on the, at the time of the
    entering into the agreement, applicable working conditions and on
    the timely delivery of the materials and/or parts ordered by us for
    the performance of the agreement.
  • 12.4 As soon as we are aware of facts and circumstances which can
    prevent or make deliveries within the stated period difficult, we will
    inform the other party about this stating the new expected period.
  • 12.5 The other party is obliged to take receipt of the delivery delivered
    by us at the established delivery time, in the absence of which all
    costs ensuing therefrom (including delivery, storage insurance and
    garage charges) and damage, as well as 15% of the gross sales value
    of the product and/or vehicle on the basis of cancellation fee, will
    be charged to the other party.
  • 12.6 Unless agreed otherwise in writing delivery takes place FCA
    (Incoterms 2020) at our office.
  • 12.7 The risk of the sold products and parts transfers to the other party
    at the time of delivery.

ARTICLE 13 SALE WITH TRADE-IN / CORECHARGE

  • 13.1 If it has been agreed at the sale that we require the part to be
    replaced returned in exchange, this is a sale with trade-in. In that
    case we are entitled to charge a deposit (corecharge) of up to EUR
    3,500 for the part to be returned, as well as any (support)
    brackets/drip trays supplied by us.
  • 13.2 The other party must return the trade-in part, including any
    supplied (support) brackets/drip trays to us (including any auxiliary
    components) and carefully follow our return instructions.
  • 13.3 If the other party does not (fully) meet the requirements in
    paragraph 2, we are entitled to regard the corecharge as
    compensation and not to return it (in full).

ARTICLE 16 COMPLAINTS

  • 16.1 Any warranty claims and complaints with regard to goods delivered
    by us as well as with regard to invoice amounts must be submitted
    in writing to us within 14 working days from receipt of the goods,
    respectively from receipt of the invoice, including precise
    statement of the facts to which the complaint relates. In the
    absence of a report the other party will be deemed to have
    approved and accepted the delivered goods without any
    reservation. The right to complaint lapses through the (continued)
    use of the delivered goods.
  • 16.2 If it is not reasonably possible to discover the defect within the
    aforesaid period, then the other party must complain to us in
    writing within 8 working days after the other party has discovered
    the defect or should have discovered this. With regard to defects
    which are discovered after the expiry of the guarantee period, and
    in case of uncertainty regarding this, after the passing of one year
    from delivery, complaints can no longer be made.
  • 16.3 Minor, or deviations usual in the sector, and differences in quality,
    number, measurement or finish, as well as differences in the
    execution of the work, cannot form any basis for complaints.
  • 16.4 Complaints with regard to specified products or with regard to
    specified work do not affect the obligation of the other party with
    regard to other products or parts of the agreement.
  • 16.5 The products complained about can only be returned when we
    have agreed to this in writing and they are returned to us in
    accordance with our return instructions. Products which, on
    request of the other party, are dismounted from another product
    or vehicle by us cannot be returned, unless we agree to this in
    writing. We retain the right to charge return costs to the other
    party.
  • 16.6 Complaints with regard to defects are not accepted if the products
    have been processed, or if these defects are not reported within
    the aforesaid periods.
  • 16.7 We will be given the opportunity after the complaint to inspect the
    products, for which the other party will provide full cooperation. It
    is not possible to complain with regard to products which cannot
    be inspected by us.
  • 16.8 The other party cannot enforce any claim against us with regard to
    complaints about defects of products as long as the other party has
    not yet fulfilled any obligation towards us, also if this obligation is
    not directly related thereto.

ARTICLE 17 WARRANTY

  • 17.1 We provide a warranty for a period as referred to in these terms
    and conditions and possibly also in the agreement. The warranty
    period starts from the delivery of the product. The warranty only
    applies to the other party and not to successive assigns.
  • 17.2 The warranty only concerns the provision, at our expense, of an
    equivalent product that serves to replace the defective product.
    Costs for (dis) assembly are never included. The replacement parts
    supplied on the basis of this article are again warrantied under the
    same conditions.
  • 17.3 XP-parts and electronic parts are expressly excluded from any
    warranty.
  • 17.4 Warranty for new parts and accessories exclusively apply as these
    are provided by the manufacturer, importer and other suppliers.
  • 17.5 Reconditioned parts are subject to only the warranty as provided
    by the concerned reconditioning company.
  • 17.6 The warranty period for used parts is 14 days.
  • 17.7 For G-parts, engines specifically, the warranty only applies to the
    cylinder block, cylinder head and all internal rotating parts.
    Warranty on gearbox housing, mechanical shift section and all
    internal rotating parts.
  • 17.8 If an extension of the warranty period has been agreed upon,
    the warranty period will be extended in accordance with paragraph 1
    of this article to the duration specified in the agreement.
  • 17.9 Warranty claims and complaints must be reported to us in
    accordance with the provisions of Article 16.
  • 17.10 The claims to warranty lapse if:
    a. we are not given the opportunity to remedy the defects;
    b. third parties have carried out work, without our prior knowledge
    or permission, which is related to the defect and with regard to the
    remedying thereof we have carried out work related to which a
    claim to guarantee is made;
    c. the defect is caused by accident, incorrect use, mounting and/or
    installation of the products delivered by us.
    d. by, or on the instructions of the other party, changes have been
    made to the parts, unless all this has taken place fully in conformity
    with our advice provided in writing, or after permission in writing
    has been acquired from us;
    e. the warranty seal or any other mark applied by us has been
    removed, broken, wiped, modified, damaged or tampered with or
    otherwise made illegible.
    f. the other party does not fulfil the agreed payment obligations as
    well as its other obligations on the basis of the agreement.
  • 17.11 Excluded from the guarantee are:
    - defects of materials or parts which are prescribed or made
    available by the other party;
    - defects which are the result of designs, drawings, constructions or
    working methods made available by the other party, or, as the case
    may be, advice provided by the other party.

ARTICLE 18 RETENTION OF TITLE

  • 18.1 The ownership of the products, notwithstanding the actual
    delivery, only transfers to the other party after the other party has
    paid all amounts due to us concerning the products delivered or to
    be delivered by us pursuant to the agreement, or any comparable
    agreement, as well as with regard to the claims due to failure in the
    performance of such agreements.
  • 18.2 During the period that the ownership of a part, in accordance with
    the provisions of subclause 1 of this article, has not yet transferred
    to the other party, but delivery has already taken place, then the
    other party must keep the part plus hull insured and the other
    party is not permitted to dispose, encumber, pledge, rent out, give
    in loan, or make this part available in any other manner to third
    parties or to transfer this as security to third parties. If the part is
    sold or transferred to a third party, then the claim which arises on
    the basis of the onward supply of the parts to the third party
    purchaser, will be pledged in advance without notice to the debtor,
    for our benefit, and the other party undertakes hereby to
    cooperate to any registration thereof. If there is accession and/or
    specification of delivered and/or produced products then there is
    hereby already a right of pledge established on the product of
    which our product has become a component part. The other
    party will indemnify us during aforesaid period against claims by third
    parties to the goods concerned.
  • 18.3 During the period referred to in subclause 2, the other party is
    obliged to return the products to us on our first request. If the other
    party fails in the fulfilment of its payment obligations towards us,
    or if we have good grounds to fear that the other party will fail in
    its obligations, then we will be entitled to take back the products
    delivered by us subject to retention of title on the account of the
    other party.
  • 18.4 The other party is obliged to keep the products delivered subject to
    retention of title with the necessary carefulness and as recognisably
    our property. 

ARTICLE 19 DATA PROCESSING

  • 19.1 The data of the other party will be processed by us and stored in
    our systems. We are also entitled to make this data available to
    third parties. Insofar as it concerns the processing of personal data
    this is processed within the meaning of the General Data Protection
    Regulation. Personal data will only be provided to third parties if
    this is required to deliver the service or when there is a legal
    obligation hereto. We have made agreements with such third
    parties to make sure that this personal data will not be used for
    other purposes. We can perform the agreement, fulfil the
    guarantee obligations towards the other party, provide optimal
    service and provide the other party with product information and
    personalised offers in a timely manner on the basis of this
    processing. If it concerns the processing of personal data for the
    purpose of direct mailing, then any objection brought by the other
    party to us will be accepted.
  • 19.2 More information regarding the processing of personal data can be
    found in our privacy policy on the websites
    https://www.basparts.com/en/privacy and https://www.bastyres.
    com/en/privacy .
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