Greenline 40
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WARRANTY GUIDELINES
1. GENERAL WARRANTY CONDITIONS*
A. Warranty against osmosis is valid for 5 years
B. Warranty that the yacht is free from defects of workmanship (outfit and installation of systems, structural
engineering and lamination) is valid for 2 years under condition that after first 12 months from the delivery the
yacht has been examined by the Dealer (Builder) and the warranty hereby extended for the next 12 months.
*see B. DEROGATIONS below.
2. WARRANTY DETAILS
A. DEFINITONS
The warranty starts from the date of delivery and is strictly limited at the exclusive Builder’s discretion to the
replacement/repair without indemnification whatsoever of any parts which have been defined as defective by
the Builder.
B. DEROGATIONS
However in derogation with the above mentioned GENERAL WARRANTY CONDITIONS are as follows:
1) Warranties on structural elements and workmanship are limited to 1 year with respect to boats used for
professional purposes (as charter, fishing, work boats, etc.)
2) Warranty on parts that deteriorate rapidly due to wear and tear, including but not limited to 12 V batteries,
external decorations, cushions, hull bottom protection, etc. is limited to 1 year.
C. VALIDITY
The warranty is only valid after the acceptance the Delivery certificate by the Dealer/Agent.
D. CLAIM PROCEDURE
1) NOTIFICATION
In order to be covered by the contractual warranties, the Dealer/Agent must provide a written notification to
the Builder accompanied by evidence in form of photo, written report, independent export report or any other
document that may assist in assessing the claim. Notification must be detailed and precise and provided within
15 days the defect is discovered.
The failure to notify the Builder within 15 days will result in Dealer’s/Agent’s liability for the consequences of
this delay.
2) TRANSPORTATION
The costs of transporting the boat or any defective part as well as any additional related costs due to
impossibility of using the boat and/or her equipment are to be borne exclusively by the Agent/Dealer.
3) EXTENTION OF WARRANTY
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