These terms apply to purchases made on the online store at
www.redditum.lv. By purchasing goods from the online store, you confirm that you have read and agree to the
terms of the distance contract,
Privacy Policy, and other store regulations.
Seller – SIA "Redditum," registration number 40203034868, VAT payer registration No. LV40203034868, legal address: Balasta dambis 80A, Riga, LV-1048, Latvia.
Buyer – A legal entity as defined in the
Civil Law and
Commercial Law or a natural person as defined in the Consumer Rights Protection Law (CRPL).
Consumer – A natural person as defined in the CRPL.
Registered Buyer – A buyer who has registered with the online store in accordance with the terms (by making transactions or subscribing to newsletters).
Parties – The seller and the party entering into the distance purchase agreement.
Third Party – Any person who is not a party to the distance contract.
Online Store – The seller’s website
www.redditum.lv, maintained for the sale of goods online. Contact information for the online store is available
here.
Store – The seller's retail location/legal and physical address – "Redditum" office and warehouse.
Goods (Product) – Items visible and available in the online store, which can be purchased by any buyer unless otherwise explicitly stated or implied by context.
Shopping Cart – Goods selected but not yet paid for by the buyer in the online store.
Order – An order for goods that includes all items the buyer wishes to purchase from the seller as specified in the same order.
Distance Contract – A contract for the purchase of goods entered into between the seller and the consumer via the online store, which establishes the rights, obligations, and responsibilities of the parties.
Privacy Policy – A document approved by the seller containing the basic rules for collecting, storing, processing, and maintaining personal data using the seller's online store. Before purchasing goods and entering into a distance contract with the seller, the buyer must carefully review the seller's personal data processing policy.
Right of Withdrawal – The consumer may exercise the right to withdraw within a specified period and, without providing any justification, withdraw from the distance contract and contracts concluded outside the seller's usual business or professional premises – as defined in CRPL Section 12.
Warranty (Warranty Period) – A two-year period as defined in CRPL Section 27, during which the seller ensures the conformity of the purchased goods to the contract terms, as defined in CRPL Section 13.
Promotion – An event organized by the seller related to the sale or clearance of goods.
Gift – A gift (item/electronic item/product) provided by the seller or the product manufacturer when purchasing specific promotional goods. Gifts do not come with a warranty and are not subject to CRPL Section 27 conditions.
Courier – The carrier or delivery service for goods.
Terms – The terms of use for the "Redditum" online store at
www.redditum.lv and the terms of purchase. These terms apply to both natural persons (consumers) and legal entities (merchants, state, municipal institutions, legal formations, etc.) unless they conflict with the CRPL and other consumer rights protection regulations.
Exclusions for Legal EntitiesLegal entities are not entitled to the rights provided under consumer protection laws. These terms and other applicable laws (e.g., Commercial Law, Civil Law) apply to legal entities, except for rights granted exclusively to consumers. Legal entities cannot invoke provisions applicable only to natural persons or consumers under CRPL.
Force MajeureThe seller's performance of obligations may be delayed due to force majeure. Force majeure includes extraordinary unavoidable circumstances (e.g., wars, revolutions, strikes, government-declared emergencies, exceptional states, earthquakes, etc.) that prevent the fulfillment of contractual obligations.
Section HeadingsThe section headings in these terms are included solely to facilitate navigation and improve readability. They are not intended for translation or to define the meaning of the content. In these terms, where appropriate, words in singular may imply plural and vice versa.