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General Terms and Conditions Equal Pay Check

Version 1.0 - 11 August 2026

General Terms and Conditions Equal Pay Check

Version 1.0 - 11 August 2026
Source: https://terms.equalpaycheck.eu ·
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These General Terms and Conditions apply to the business services provided by Knyfe Ealdormann B.V. through Equal Pay Check. The Service is intended exclusively for organisations and persons acting in the course of a profession or business.

Provider: Knyfe Ealdormann B.V.
Hengelosestraat 70A, 7514 AJ Enschede, the Netherlands
Dutch Chamber of Commerce registration number: 68501323
VAT number: NL857472562B01
Email: epc@knyfe.org

Article 1 - Definitions

  1. Account: the personal or organisational access environment through which a User uses the Service, saves answers and receives or accesses Reports.
  2. Service: the Quick Check, the Full Check, the Platform, the Report and any additional work expressly agreed between KNYFE and the Client.
  3. User: the natural person who uses the Platform on behalf of the Client.
  4. Input: all data, answers, explanations, documents and other information provided to KNYFE by the Client or a User through the Platform or by any other means.
  5. KNYFE: Knyfe Ealdormann B.V., with its registered office at Hengelosestraat 70A, 7514 AJ Enschede, the Netherlands, registered with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce under number 68501323 and provider of the Equal Pay Check.
  6. Client: the legal entity or natural person acting in the course of a profession or business that enters into an Agreement with KNYFE or uses the Service.
  7. Agreement: any agreement between KNYFE and the Client relating to the Service, including an online order, an accepted quotation or use of the Quick Check.
  8. Platform: the websites and subdomains of Equal Pay Check, including www.equalpaycheck.eu, epc.equalpaycheck.eu, en.equalpaycheck.eu and en-check.equalpaycheck.eu, the associated application and all related digital functionality, irrespective of the language in which the Service is offered.
  9. Quick Check: the free, limited self-assessment that provides an initial indication of areas requiring attention based on the answers given by the Client.
  10. Report: the digital output of the Quick Check or the Full Check, including scores, flags, explanations, recommendations, an action plan and/or an executive summary.
  11. Full Check: the paid, in-depth self-assessment comprising a more extensive questionnaire, thematic assessment, risk flags, an action plan, an executive summary and substantive review by KNYFE, to the extent specified in the order or quotation.

Article 2 - Identity, scope and business use

  1. These General Terms and Conditions apply to every offer made by KNYFE, every Agreement, every use of the Platform and all related Services.
  2. The Service is intended exclusively for business users. KNYFE does not enter into agreements through the Platform with consumers who are not acting in the course of a profession or business.
  3. The User represents that they are authorised to act on behalf of the Client and to bind the Client to the Agreement and these General Terms and Conditions.
  4. Any general or specific purchasing conditions of the Client do not apply unless KNYFE has expressly accepted them in writing.
  5. Any deviation from these General Terms and Conditions is valid only if agreed between the parties in writing or electronically.
  6. In the event of any inconsistency, the following order of precedence applies: first, the written quotation or order confirmation; second, any supplementary agreement; third, these General Terms and Conditions; and finally, the information on the Platform.
  7. The version of the General Terms and Conditions made available to the Client when the Agreement was concluded shall continue to apply to that Agreement, subject to any valid subsequent amendment in accordance with Article 21.

Article 3 - Formation of the Agreement

  1. An Agreement for the Quick Check is formed when the Client starts the Quick Check after being referred to these General Terms and Conditions, or when an Account is created and these terms are accepted.
  2. An Agreement for the Full Check is formed as soon as KNYFE confirms the online order, accepts payment, activates access to the Full Check or the Client accepts a quotation from KNYFE, whichever occurs first.
  3. KNYFE may refuse an application or order where it has reasonable grounds to do so, including incorrect information, suspected misuse, a security risk, a conflict of interest, insufficient capacity or an applicable legal restriction.
  4. Electronic communications, order confirmations and digital records shall constitute written records. KNYFE's administration and log files shall constitute evidence of the recorded actions, subject to evidence to the contrary provided by the Client.
  5. Obvious mistakes, typographical errors, programming errors and manifest errors in prices, descriptions or results shall not bind KNYFE. KNYFE shall inform the Client as soon as possible and, where appropriate, offer correction or cancellation.

Article 4 - Nature and scope of the Service

  1. The Equal Pay Check is a self-assessment tool for organisations seeking insight into their preparedness for rules and practices relating to equal pay and pay transparency.
  2. Based on a limited number of answers, the Quick Check provides a high-level, automated indication. It is intended as an initial orientation and is less in-depth than the Full Check.
  3. The Full Check includes only the components described on the Platform at the time of ordering, in the order confirmation or in the quotation. These may include an in-depth questionnaire, scores by theme, risk flags, identification of missing documentation, a prioritised action plan, proposed owners for each action and an executive summary.
  4. Unless expressly agreed otherwise, KNYFE does not examine individual remuneration files, perform statistical pay or regression analyses, or review payroll records, employment contracts, job profiles or source documents.
  5. The Service is not a certification, assurance engagement, financial audit, legal audit, formal compliance opinion, job evaluation study or remuneration study. The Service does not guarantee that the Client complies with all applicable laws and regulations.
  6. KNYFE performs the Service on a reasonable endeavours basis and with the care that may be expected of a reasonably competent professional service provider. No specific outcome, particular score or full compliance is guaranteed.
  7. Implementation support, legal advice, data analysis, job evaluation, remuneration research, consultation with employee representative bodies and other follow-on services form part of the Agreement only if agreed separately in writing.

Article 5 - Methodology, automation and currency of information

  1. The results are based on KNYFE's methodology, the Input supplied by the Client and the information, laws and regulations that KNYFE reasonably considers relevant on the date of the Report.
  2. Scoring, flagging and the preparation of draft text may be supported wholly or partly by software and automated systems. These systems support the analysis; they do not make any independent legal or management decision for the Client.
  3. For the Full Check, KNYFE is responsible for the substantive review and the final Report. The Client remains responsible for its own decisions and for how the recommendations are interpreted and implemented.
  4. KNYFE may change the questions, methodology, scoring rules, design and technical operation in order to improve quality, security, usability or alignment with new insights and regulations. For an assignment that has already been paid for, the agreed core performance shall remain materially equivalent.
  5. A Report is a snapshot at a particular point in time. New facts, changes to business processes, case law, policy rules or legislation after the Report date may affect the relevance of its findings.
  6. The Report is prepared solely for the Client and its own organisational context. Third parties may not derive any independent rights from the Report.

Article 6 - Client obligations

  1. The Client shall provide in good time all information reasonably required to perform the Service and shall ensure that the Input is accurate, complete, current, not misleading and internally aligned.
  2. The Client should preferably have the questions answered or validated by persons with sufficient knowledge of the organisation's remuneration policy, HR processes, job evaluation, payroll, governance and employee representation arrangements.
  3. The Client warrants that it is entitled to provide the Input to KNYFE and that its use does not infringe any third-party rights, confidentiality obligations, laws and regulations or internal rules on authority.
  4. The Client shall not enter salary data attributable to individual employees, payslips, Dutch citizen service numbers (BSNs), medical data, trade union membership, disciplinary data or other special-category or sensitive personal data unless KNYFE has expressly authorised this in advance and appropriate supplementary arrangements have been made.
  5. The Client shall inform KNYFE without delay if relevant Input changes or proves to be incorrect after submission. Changes reported after the Report has been completed may be treated as an additional assignment.
  6. KNYFE may generally rely on the Input and is not required to verify it independently. Incomplete, inaccurate, outdated or internally inconsistent Input may result in an incomplete or less useful Report.
  7. The Client shall review the Report critically before making decisions or implementing measures. Where legal, financial, employment-law, tax or employee-representation consequences may arise, the Client shall obtain appropriate specialist advice.

Article 7 - Account and permitted use

  1. The Client shall ensure that the Account details are accurate and current and that only authorised Users have access.
  2. Login credentials are personal and confidential. The Client and Users may not share them with persons outside their own organisation unless KNYFE permits this in writing.
  3. The Client is responsible for all actions carried out through its Account, except to the extent that a security incident is demonstrably attributable solely to KNYFE.
  4. The Platform may not be used for unlawful purposes, to disrupt its operation or security, to attempt to obtain unauthorised access, to collect data by automated means, to introduce harmful code, to copy the questionnaire or methodology, to reverse-engineer the software or to develop a competing service based on the Service.
  5. The Client shall report any suspected misuse, loss of login credentials or security incident immediately to epc@knyfe.org.
  6. KNYFE may temporarily restrict or block access where reasonably necessary for security, maintenance, investigation of misuse, protection of other users or compliance with laws and regulations.
  7. The Client is responsible for having a suitable internet connection, up-to-date equipment and commonly used, supported browsers and software.

Article 8 - Performance, delivery and corrections

  1. Subject to technical faults or maintenance, the result of the Quick Check shall be made available immediately or shortly after the questions have been completed.
  2. KNYFE aims to deliver the Full Check Report within 24 to 72 hours after the questionnaire has been completed in full, the amount due has been received and any clarifications requested by KNYFE have been provided.
  3. Any stated periods are indicative and are not of the essence unless expressly agreed otherwise in writing. Delay entitles the Client to terminate the Agreement only after KNYFE has been given a reasonable additional period in writing and that period has also expired without performance.
  4. Delivery takes place electronically through the Account, by email or through a download link. The Client is responsible for providing correct contact details and for downloading and securely retaining the Report in good time.
  5. If KNYFE requires additional information or clarification, the performance period shall be suspended until the requested information has been received in full.
  6. The Client shall report demonstrable technical errors, incorrect processing of answers provided or manifest factual errors in the Report as soon as possible and no later than fourteen days after delivery, together with a clear explanation.
  7. If a reported error is attributable to KNYFE, KNYFE shall correct it within a reasonable period at no additional cost. A difference of opinion regarding the methodology, weighting, urgency or recommendations does not in itself constitute a defect.
  8. Adjustments resulting from new Input, changed circumstances or changes in laws and regulations after the Report date may be carried out as an additional paid assignment.

Article 9 - Prices and payment

  1. All prices are stated in euros and exclude VAT and any other government-imposed levies unless expressly stated otherwise.
  2. The price stated in the order confirmation or accepted quotation applies to the relevant Agreement. Subsequent price changes do not affect a one-off order that has already been confirmed.
  3. Payment shall generally be made in advance using the payment method offered on the Platform. Where KNYFE permits payment by invoice, the payment term is fourteen days from the invoice date unless otherwise agreed in writing.
  4. The Client shall pay without discount, set-off or withholding, unless mandatory law provides otherwise or KNYFE agrees in writing.
  5. In the event of late payment, the Client shall be in default without any further notice of default and shall owe the applicable statutory commercial interest and reasonable extrajudicial and judicial collection costs.
  6. In the event of overdue payment, KNYFE may suspend access to the Full Check, postpone delivery of the Report or cease further work, without being liable for any resulting delay.
  7. An external payment service provider may be used to process online payments. Additional terms of that payment service provider may apply to the payment. The payment obligation towards KNYFE shall remain in full force until KNYFE has received the payment in full and in cleared funds.
  8. Any taxes, withholdings, bank charges or foreign-exchange costs outside the Netherlands shall be borne by the Client unless mandatory law provides otherwise.

Article 10 - Cancellation and refunds

  1. The Quick Check is free of charge and may be discontinued at any time. Data already entered may be retained in accordance with the privacy notice and the technical operation of the Platform.
  2. An order for the Full Check may be cancelled free of charge provided that access to the extended questionnaire has not yet been activated and KNYFE has not yet commenced performance.
  3. Once access to the Full Check has been activated, the extended questionnaire has been opened or KNYFE has commenced substantive performance, free cancellation is no longer possible and the full agreed price remains payable.
  4. Non-use, failure to complete the questionnaire, internal delay on the part of the Client or dissatisfaction with a score or recommendation does not entitle the Client to a refund.
  5. If KNYFE is permanently unable to perform the paid Service for a reason attributable to KNYFE, KNYFE shall refund the amount relating to the unperformed part. KNYFE shall then no longer be obliged to perform that part, unless the parties agree otherwise.
  6. As the Service is offered exclusively on a business-to-business basis, neither a statutory consumer right of withdrawal for distance contracts nor a consumer cooling-off period applies.

Article 11 - Intellectual property and right of use

  1. All intellectual property rights in the Platform, questions, methodology, scoring rules, models, texts, software, design, trade marks, Report structure and other materials are vested in KNYFE or its licensors.
  2. Rights in the Input supplied by the Client remain with the Client or the relevant rights holder. For the duration of the Agreement, the Client grants KNYFE the right to use the Input for the performance, security and support of the Service.
  3. Following full payment, the Client receives a non-exclusive, non-transferable and non-sublicensable right to use the Report for its own internal business operations.
  4. The Client may share the Report internally with its board, management, HR, finance, payroll and compliance functions, employee representative bodies and employees to the extent necessary for the purpose of the Service. Sharing with external lawyers, accountants, advisers, auditors, funders or competent authorities is permitted where they assess the Report for the Client or where disclosure is required by law.
  5. The Client may incorporate conclusions, actions and short extracts from the Report into its own internal documents, provided that the content is not presented misleadingly and does not suggest that KNYFE has issued a certification, guarantee or formal compliance opinion.
  6. Without KNYFE's prior written consent, the Client may not sell, rent, publish, make publicly available, commercially reuse or present as its own product the questionnaire, methodology or Report, use them for external benchmarking, or use them to develop or train a competing product or model.
  7. Trade marks, logos, copyright notices and other indications of origin may not be removed or altered.
  8. KNYFE may use data from the Service for quality improvement, research and aggregated insights only to the extent that the data has been anonymised and aggregated so that it cannot reasonably be traced to the Client, a User or an individual employee.
  9. KNYFE may use suggestions and general feedback from the Client without payment in order to improve the Service, provided that they do not include confidential information or personal data.

Article 12 - Confidentiality

  1. Each party shall treat as strictly confidential all information received in connection with the Agreement that it knows, or should reasonably understand, to be confidential.
  2. KNYFE shall use the Input and the Report solely for the performance, security, support and improvement of the Service, subject to the anonymised and aggregated processing permitted under Article 11.
  3. Confidential information shall be shared only with employees, engaged experts and subcontractors who need it for performance and who are bound by appropriate confidentiality obligations.
  4. The confidentiality obligation does not apply to information that can be shown to have been public without breach of these terms, was already lawfully known, was independently developed or was lawfully obtained from a third party.
  5. Where disclosure is required by law or by a competent authority, the receiving party may disclose the necessary information. It shall inform the other party in advance to the extent permitted by law.
  6. KNYFE shall not use the Client's name, logo or an identifiable case for marketing or publicity without the Client's prior consent.
  7. The obligations under this Article shall continue for five years after the Agreement ends. For trade secrets and personal data, they shall continue for as long as the information retains its confidential nature or as required by law.

Article 13 - Personal data and information security

  1. KNYFE processes personal data in accordance with applicable data protection law and the privacy notice available on or through the Platform.
  2. In relation to Account, contact, billing, usage and security data, KNYFE generally acts as an independent data controller.
  3. The standard Service is designed so that salary or personnel data attributable to individual employees is not required. The Client shall anonymise free-text fields and shall not enter data that is unnecessary for the purpose of the Service.
  4. Where, as part of an additional assignment, KNYFE is required to process personal data solely on behalf of and in accordance with the Client's instructions, the parties shall first enter into a separate data processing agreement. Until that agreement has been concluded, KNYFE is not required to process such personal data.
  5. If the Client accidentally enters prohibited or unnecessary personal data, it shall report this immediately. The parties shall reasonably cooperate in removing, replacing or anonymising that data to the extent technically and legally possible.
  6. The Client is responsible for the lawfulness of providing the data, an appropriate legal basis, internal information obligations and any rights of data subjects in relation to the data it supplies.
  7. KNYFE shall implement appropriate technical and organisational measures which, taking account of the state of the art, the nature of the Service and reasonable costs, are designed to protect against loss, unauthorised access and unlawful processing.
  8. KNYFE may engage specialised service providers for hosting, email, payments, analytics, security and support, subject to the privacy notice and applicable law.
  9. No digital system is entirely free from risk. KNYFE therefore does not guarantee absolute security, but shall respond to security incidents in accordance with the law and applicable contractual arrangements.

Article 14 - Availability, maintenance and support

  1. KNYFE shall use reasonable efforts to operate the Platform with due care and maintain sufficient availability, but does not guarantee uninterrupted, error-free or permanent availability.
  2. KNYFE may carry out maintenance, updates, security measures and technical changes. Where reasonably possible, significant scheduled work shall be announced in advance.
  3. KNYFE is not responsible for failures in the Client's internet connections, equipment or software, or in external infrastructure over which KNYFE has no reasonable control.
  4. KNYFE may change or replace functionality, provided that the core performance of an ongoing paid Agreement is materially preserved.
  5. Free elements of the Service may be changed, restricted or discontinued. This does not give rise to any right to compensation or continued use.
  6. The Client shall download and retain delivered Reports in good time. KNYFE is not required to continue providing indefinite access to historical Reports or Input.
  7. Questions and fault reports may be submitted to epc@knyfe.org. KNYFE shall address them within a reasonable period, depending on their nature and urgency.

Article 15 - Information, legislation and Client responsibility

  1. Information on the Platform and in the Report is intended as practical support and general guidance. It does not constitute individual legal, tax, financial or accounting advice, or advice on employment conditions.
  2. KNYFE bases the Service in part on public sources, legislation, proposed legislation, directives, policy information and professional insights. KNYFE cannot guarantee that all sources are at all times complete, error-free or current.
  3. Where legislation is still pending, the final legal rules may differ from the assumptions on which the Report is based.
  4. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the Service does not include ongoing monitoring, automatic updating or reassessment after delivery of the Report.
  5. The Client remains responsible for compliance with laws and regulations, internal decision-making, involvement of employee representation, communication with employees and the implementation and documentation of measures.
  6. The Client warrants that third parties to whom the Report is provided are informed of its purpose, limitations and confidential nature.

Article 16 - Liability

  1. KNYFE shall be liable only for loss directly resulting from a breach of the Agreement attributable to KNYFE, after the Client has given KNYFE written notice of default and a reasonable period in which to remedy the breach, unless performance is permanently impossible.
  2. KNYFE's liability is limited to direct loss. Direct loss means exclusively: reasonable costs incurred to determine the cause and extent of the failure; reasonable costs incurred to bring the performance into conformity with the Agreement; and reasonable costs incurred to prevent or limit direct loss, to the extent that the Client can demonstrate that it incurred those costs.
  3. KNYFE shall not be liable for indirect or consequential loss, including loss of profit or revenue, loss of anticipated savings, reputational damage, business interruption, loss of or damage to data, loss of grants or funding, and the cost of internal or external capacity.
  4. KNYFE shall likewise not be liable for fines, penalties, additional tax assessments, employee claims for pay or damages, claims by employee representative bodies or other third parties, or loss arising from implementing or not implementing recommendations, unless and to the extent that exclusion is not permitted by law.
  5. KNYFE's total liability for a paid Service shall, per event or series of related events, be limited to the amount excluding VAT actually paid by the Client for the Service to which the loss relates, subject to an absolute maximum of EUR 5,000.
  6. KNYFE shall not be liable in respect of the free Quick Check or other free elements, except in the event of wilful misconduct or deliberate recklessness on the part of KNYFE's senior management or to the extent that exclusion is not permitted by law.
  7. The limitations do not apply to loss caused by wilful misconduct or deliberate recklessness on the part of KNYFE's senior management, to death or personal injury for which KNYFE is legally liable, or to liability that cannot be limited under mandatory law.
  8. KNYFE shall not be liable for loss caused wholly or partly by inaccurate or incomplete Input, unauthorised use, action contrary to the Report, failure to obtain specialist advice, changes after the Report date or circumstances within the Client's organisation.
  9. The Client shall report any potential claim in writing, with reasons, as soon as possible and no later than thirty days after it discovered, or should reasonably have discovered, the loss and KNYFE's possible involvement. In any event, every claim shall lapse twelve months after the event on which it is based, unless mandatory law provides otherwise.

Article 17 - Indemnity

  1. The Client shall indemnify KNYFE against claims by Users, employees and other third parties arising from unlawful or unauthorised Input, infringement of privacy or intellectual property rights, unauthorised distribution of the Report or use of the Service contrary to the Agreement.
  2. The indemnity includes reasonable costs of legal assistance and defence. KNYFE shall inform the Client of a relevant claim as soon as possible and, where reasonable, allow the Client to be involved in the defence.
  3. The indemnity does not apply to the extent that the claim was directly caused by a breach attributable to KNYFE.

Article 18 - Force majeure

  1. Neither party shall be required to perform, or be liable for damages, to the extent that performance is temporarily or permanently prevented by a circumstance beyond its reasonable control.
  2. Force majeure on KNYFE's part includes prolonged failures of electricity, internet, hosting or telecommunications, failure of essential suppliers, cyberattacks despite appropriate security, fire, natural disasters, epidemics, war, terrorism, government measures, strikes and the unexpected unavailability of essential personnel where no reasonably available replacement exists.
  3. During force majeure, the affected obligations shall be suspended. Payment obligations for services already delivered shall remain due.
  4. If the force majeure continues for more than sixty days, either party may terminate the unperformed part of the Agreement in writing. KNYFE shall refund any amounts paid in advance for the part that will not be performed. Neither party shall owe the other damages as a result of that termination.

Article 19 - Suspension and termination

  1. KNYFE may suspend performance or access where the Client fails to pay on time, materially breaches the Agreement, threatens security, is suspected of fraud, enters unlawful content or misuses the Service.
  2. Unless the nature or urgency of the matter prevents this, KNYFE shall first give the Client a reasonable period in which to remedy the failure.
  3. KNYFE may terminate the Agreement with immediate effect if the Client is declared bankrupt, applies for a suspension of payments, ceases its business, is placed under administration or becomes subject to an attachment that makes performance uncertain, or seriously infringes confidentiality, intellectual property or security obligations.
  4. The Client may terminate the Agreement if, after written notice of default, KNYFE fails to remedy a material breach within a reasonable period.
  5. Upon termination, the right to use any materials that have not been paid for shall lapse and access to the Account may be closed. Amounts already due shall remain payable.
  6. The Client shall ensure that it downloads the Report in good time. Following termination, KNYFE may delete or anonymise Account and Input data in accordance with the privacy notice, statutory retention obligations and reasonable technical timeframes.
  7. Provisions which by their nature are intended to survive, including those relating to payment, intellectual property, confidentiality, privacy, liability, indemnity and disputes, shall remain in force after termination.

Article 20 - Complaints

  1. Complaints about the Service shall be submitted as soon as possible, fully and with reasons, to epc@knyfe.org, stating the organisation, the relevant order and a clear description of the complaint.
  2. KNYFE shall acknowledge receipt and use reasonable efforts to provide a substantive response within ten business days. If further investigation is required, KNYFE shall inform the Client about the subsequent handling of the complaint.
  3. Submission of a complaint does not suspend the payment obligation unless KNYFE confirms otherwise in writing.
  4. The parties shall first attempt to resolve any complaint or dispute through good-faith consultation and shall provide each other with the information reasonably required for that purpose.

Article 21 - Amendments to these terms

  1. KNYFE may amend these General Terms and Conditions. The new version applies to Agreements concluded after its effective date.
  2. For an ongoing Account relationship or Service still in progress, KNYFE shall announce any material amendment by email or through the Platform at least thirty days in advance.
  3. Amendments required by law, security, prevention of misuse or a technical emergency may take effect sooner. KNYFE shall inform the Client as soon as possible.
  4. If a material amendment substantially adversely affects the Client's position, the Client may terminate the unperformed ongoing part before the amendment takes effect. This does not entitle the Client to a refund for Services already delivered.
  5. A one-off Full Check shall generally remain governed by the version that applied when the order was placed.

Article 22 - Engagement of third parties and assignment

  1. KNYFE may engage employees, experts, software providers, hosting providers, payment service providers and other subcontractors to perform the Service. KNYFE shall remain responsible to the Client for the agreed core performance, subject to the limitations in these terms.
  2. KNYFE may assign the Agreement and related rights and obligations to a group company or legal successor that continues the Service, provided that the Client's rights are not materially reduced as a result.
  3. The Client may not assign the Agreement or the right of use without KNYFE's prior written consent, except in the event of a statutory merger or transfer of the entire business in which the legal successor assumes all obligations and KNYFE is informed in advance.

Article 23 - Final provisions

  1. If any provision is wholly or partly void, voidable or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain in force. The parties shall replace the invalid provision with a valid provision that reflects its purpose and intent as closely as possible.
  2. Failure to exercise a right immediately does not constitute a waiver of that right.
  3. The Agreement does not create a partnership, joint venture, agency, employment relationship or exclusive collaboration between the parties.
  4. Except where expressly stated in these terms, no provision is intended to confer rights on a third party.
  5. Notices may be sent electronically to the most recently known contact details. The Client shall keep those details current.
  6. In the event of any discrepancy between the Dutch version and a translated version, the Dutch text shall prevail.

Article 24 - Governing law and disputes

  1. The Agreement, these General Terms and Conditions and all legal relationships arising from them are governed exclusively by Dutch law.
  2. The parties shall first consult with each other for a reasonable period in an attempt to resolve any dispute.
  3. If consultation does not result in a solution, the dispute shall be submitted to the Dutch court having jurisdiction under the law. To the extent that a choice of forum may validly be made, the District Court of Overijssel shall have jurisdiction.
Knyfe Ealdormann B.V. · Hengelosestraat 70A, 7514 AJ Enschede · KvK 68501323 · epc@knyfe.org · https://terms.equalpaycheck.eu
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