Terms &
Conditions
Industry Standards As Stated Below Shall Apply to All
Contracts:
Deposits: A 50% deposit is
required on placement of all printing orders. The balance is
due upon acceptance of final proof. Final payment for
overages and shipping will be due upon reciept.
Color Proofs: A PDF proof
is provided with all printing jobs. However, a contract
proof is available at additional charge. In any case color
does vary throughout a job by as much as 5-10% and that is
considered acceptable within the industry and for the
purposes of this contract. Clients are responsible for any
and all errors relative to artwork or typesetting, and
proofs.
Overruns and underruns: Industry standards allow
for 10 percent over- or underruns.
Condition of copy: Upon receipt of the original
copy or manuscript, should it be evident that the condition
and/or specifications of the copy differ from that which had
been originally described and consequently quoted, the
original quotation shall be rendered void and a new
quotation issued.
Alterations: Alterations represent work performed
in addition to original specifications. Such additional work
shall be charged at current rates and be supported with
documentation in the form of a Change Order.
Prepress proofs: Prepress proofs shall be
submitted with original copy. Corrections are to be made on
the most current set of proofs, returned marked "O.K.",
"O.K. with corrections", or "Make changes and show revised
proof" and signed and dated by the customer. The printer
cannot be held responsible for errors under any or all of
the following conditions: if the work is printed per
customer O.K.; if changes are communicated verbally; if the
customer has failed to return proofs with indication of
changes; or if the customer has instructed printer to
proceed without submission of proofs.
Production schedules: Production schedules will be
established and adhered to by the customer and printer,
provided that neither shall incur any liability or penalty
for delays due to state of war, riot, civil disorder, flood,
fire, labor trouble, strikes, accidents, energy failure,
equipment breakdown, delays of suppliers or carriers, action
of government or civil authority, and acts of God or other
causes beyond the control of the customer or printer. Where
production schedules are not adhered to by the customer,
final delivery date(s) will be subject to renegotiation.
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