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Horton Levi Ltd -Terms & Conditions
(originally published: July 26, 2001)

I. WEBSITE
This site is created and controlled by Horton Levi Ltd. 

Nothing on this site shall be deemed to be an offer by Horton Levi Ltd or thermal imaging survey to provide any goods or services to any person.

This site contains links to third party sites. Horton Levi Ltd accepts no responsibility for the content of those third party sites.

Although Horton Levi Ltd has made reasonable endeavours to ensure that information contained on this site is correct, it is possible that the information may be incomplete, contain errors or be out of date.

Horton Levi Ltd will not be held liable in contract, tort (including negligence) or otherwise for any loss or damage which may arise from access to or any use of the information and material contained on this site or any site that may be accessed through this site.

The laws of United Kingdom shall apply to these Terms of Use. Any disputes arising out of these Terms of Use shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of UK courts.

II. ORDER ACCEPTANCE
All contracts of sale made by Horton Levi Ltd (The Company') shall he deemed to incorporate these terms and (which shall prevail over any other document or communication from the party with whom the company is dealing (The Customer').

All orders are accepted and fulfilled subject to these conditions of sale unless otherwise varied by agreement in writing by Horton Levi Ltd.

III. AERIAL & GROUND THERMOGRAPHIC SURVEYS
Every effort is made to achieve full coverage of the designated areas however Horton Levi Ltd reserves the right to limit filming of locations where, in the opinion of the survey engineer, access to a vantage point may be hazardous or where entry is restricted.

Where access has been restricted by a third party, or where hazards beyond those agreed at quotation exist. then Horton Levi reserves the right to invoice at the full, specified rate regardless of omitted areas.

Although Horton Levi uses only aircraft companies employing fully trained survey pilots and fully fitted survey aircraft, It must be accepted that aerial survey data collection sorties do not guarantee 100% ground coverage unless expressly specified for a
particular survey in writing by Horton Levi Ltd. Standard sorties include a swathe overlap to ensure reasonable area coverage.

Air traffic control and/or security services may without warning demand in flight changes of planned survey altitude that may adversely effect data overlap or resolution. These types of situations are totally out of our control and Horton Levi Ltd will not accept responsibility for lost, missing or effected data.

Aerial heat loss surveys are conducted at night during winter months whilst buildings are heated. Surveys are often planned months ahead to capture data on an appropriate cold night where the ambient temperature is at least 14 Deg C. lower than normal heated buildings. Some winters are mild and wet in the UK and appropriate nights may be few over the winter months. Thermal contrast may be minimized between buildings and roads or other backgrounds. The data should still however be present in the buildings.

Great care and attention is given to choosing an appropriate night to survey, however no two surveys are identical and Horton Levi Ltd can only collect data that is recorded under the conditions dictated by the environment. Physical constraints must therefore be understood and accepted by the customer.

IV. DELIVERY
Time and/or date for delivery stated by the company shall be treated as an estimate only. Whilst every effort will be made to deliver on time, no liability can be accepted by the Company for failure to deliver within the advertised times. The Company cannot be liable for any loss or damage whatsoever (including consequential loss or loss of profit) arising directly or indirectly from mail delivery of all or any of the goods or services howsoever caused.

Survey reports, excluding aerial, are normally delivered within one working week or sooner.

V. PAYMENT TERMS
Invoice payment is due 30-days from the invoice date and usually sent with the report.

Invoices will be presented in Sterling. BACS payments may be made direct. Details on invoice. Any charges incurred remain the responsibility of the client.

Euro transactions will be treated as a foreign currency. Invoices will be issued in Sterling; conversion & transfer charges are the responsibility of the client.

If an invoice becomes overdue for payment the full outstanding account becomes overdue and payable.
The Company reserves the right to charge interest on overdue amounts at 3% above bank base lending rate.
The Company reserves the right to recover costs associated with debt collection or recovery.