(Version: October 2025)
§1 Scope of Application and Definitions
(1) These General Terms & Conditions (GTC) shall apply to all orders placed by Consumers via our online shop at www.holy.com (hereinafter referred to as the "Customer" or "you"). The version valid at the time the contract is concluded shall be decisive.
(2) A “Consumer” is any natural person who enters into a legal transaction for purposes that are predominantly neither attributable to their commercial nor their independent professional activity.
§2 Contracting Party and Contact Details
The contracting party is Holy Energy GmbH, Saarbrücker Straße 37, 10405 Berlin, Germany, Email: hello@holy.com. Further information can be found in the Legal Notice of our online shop.
§3 Formation of the Contract, Ordering Process, and Storage of the Contract Text
(1) The presentation of products in the online shop does not constitute a legally binding offer, but rather an invitation to treat (a request to place an order).
(2) By clicking the "Order now" button, you submit a binding offer to purchase the goods contained in your shopping basket. We will acknowledge receipt of your order with an automatic confirmation.
(3) The contract is formed as soon as we accept your order by sending an Order Confirmation via email, at the latest upon dispatch of the goods. In the case of advance payment (Vorkasse) or direct payment (e.g., via PayPal), the contract is formed upon our request for payment and your execution of the payment. You will receive the Order Confirmation immediately after submitting your order.
(4) During the ordering process, you can change or remove products from your shopping basket at any time; before submitting the order, your input will be displayed and can be corrected. The ordering process can be cancelled by closing the browser window.
(5) Unless advance payment or a direct payment method is agreed upon, the purchase price shall be due for payment within two weeks of receipt of the invoice. Payment is made using one of the payment methods offered during the order process.
(6) We will store the text of the contract and send you the order details, along with these GTC and the Cancellation Instructions (Widerrufsbelehrung), via email.
§4 Protection of Minors
(1) Our caffeinated Energy Products are only sold to persons aged 16 years or older. By placing an order, you confirm that you have reached this minimum age.
(2) We reserve the right to carry out an age verification (e.g., ID check or through the shipping service provider).
(3) Other non-caffeinated products are not affected by this provision.
§5 Prices, Shipping Costs, and Payment Methods
(1) All prices are final prices in Euros and include the statutory Value Added Tax (VAT).
(2) In addition to the stated prices, Shipping Costs may apply; these will be itemised during the ordering process. Delivery may be free of shipping costs above a certain order value.
(3) Customary cashless payment methods (e.g., credit card, online payment services) are available to you as payment options. The available payment methods will be displayed to you during the ordering process.
§6 Delivery and Retention of Title
(1) Delivery within Germany takes approximately 3-6 working days from the Order Confirmation, or in the case of advance payment / direct payment, from the payment of the purchase price and shipping costs. Delivery times to other countries depend on the destination country and will be displayed at the checkout. For deliveries outside the EU, the Customer shall bear any applicable customs duties and taxes.
(2) The goods shall remain our property until all claims have been settled in full (Retention of Title).
(3) If delivery of the ordered goods is not possible, for example, because the corresponding goods are not in stock, we will refrain from issuing an Order Confirmation. In this case, no contract will be formed. We will inform you immediately and refund any consideration already received.
§7 Right of Cancellation and Returns
(1) The statutory Right of Cancellation applies. The Cancellation Instructions, including the sample cancellation form, are appended as Annex 1.
(2) In the event of cancellation, you shall bear the direct costs of returning the goods.
(3) Please return the goods, if possible, in their original packaging with all accessories. Failure to comply with this request does not limit your Right of Cancellation, but it facilitates our processing of the return.
§8 Refunds
(1) Refunds shall be made using the same means of payment that was used during the ordering process.
(2) If a Voucher (Gutschein) was used, the refund shall be credited proportionately back to that voucher. A cash payment is excluded.
§9 Vouchers and Discount Codes
(1) HOLY offers Gift Vouchers, Promotional Codes, Value Vouchers, and Product Vouchers. A cash payout for the vouchers is excluded. Gift Vouchers and Promotional Codes are transferable; Value Vouchers and Product Vouchers, however, are not. Vouchers must be redeemed in the designated field at the checkout and cannot be offset after the order has been placed.
(2) Gift Vouchers.
(2.1) Gift Vouchers can be purchased for fixed amounts in the online shop at www.holy.com. They are sent free of charge via email after payment (cf. § 5).
(2.2) The use of other vouchers, discount codes, or coupons to purchase Gift Vouchers is excluded.
(2.3) The issuing currency of the voucher must be identical to the redemption currency. The voucher amount can be used across multiple orders until fully depleted. Any remaining balance will remain on the voucher and can be redeemed again. The credit balance is not subject to interest. If the voucher value is insufficient, the difference can be settled with another offered payment method. Multiple vouchers can be combined in a single order.
(2.4) HOLY can discharge its obligations by making payment to the respective holder or user of the voucher, unless HOLY has positive knowledge or is grossly negligent in its ignorance of the user's lack of entitlement.
(2.5) Gift Vouchers are valid for three years from the date of issue, commencing at the end of the respective calendar year in which the voucher was purchased. They can no longer be redeemed after this period.
(2.6) If an order paid for entirely or partially with a voucher is cancelled or returned, the corresponding amount will be refunded by crediting the same voucher.
(2.7) The Right of Cancellation pursuant to § 7 applies to the purchase of a Gift Voucher.
(3) Promotional Codes.
(3.1) Promotional Codes are vouchers that are issued free of charge by HOLY as part of promotional campaigns and cannot be purchased. They are only redeemable during the specified period, under the respective published conditions, and only once per order.
(3.2) Certain products may be excluded from the voucher promotion.
(3.3) Only the conditions published by HOLY as part of the respective promotion shall be decisive (in particular, the period of validity, participating products, minimum order value). Information provided by third parties—especially by influencers, partners, or external platforms—is non-binding and has no legal effect.
(3.4) If a Promotional Code is used in an order that is subsequently partially cancelled or returned, and this results in the fulfilment conditions for the voucher (e.g., minimum purchase value) no longer being met, HOLY reserves the right to subsequently charge the original price for the remaining ordered goods.
(4) Value Vouchers. Value Vouchers may be issued out of goodwill (e.g., in the case of returns). Remaining balances are retained and can be redeemed in subsequent orders.
(5) Product Vouchers. Product Vouchers entitle the holder to receive specific items free of charge. They can only be redeemed subject to the respectively stated conditions.
(6) The duplication, manipulation, or commercial resale of vouchers is prohibited, unless HOLY has given written consent. In the event of suspected fraud, deception, or other misuse, HOLY reserves the right to block vouchers. HOLY assumes no liability for loss, theft, or unauthorised use.
§10 Gift Promotions
(1) If orders are rewarded with a Free Item (e.g., shaker, merchandise), the entitlement to the gift depends on the specified minimum purchase value.
(2) Gift promotions may be time-limited or subject to the availability of the products. There is no entitlement to specific gift items. The respectively stated conditions of the gift promotion apply.
(3) If the minimum purchase value is undercut due to a return or cancellation, the gift must be returned. Otherwise, the retail value of the item may be subsequently charged.
§11 Customer Account
(1) Customers may set up an account. Complete and accurate information must be provided; changes must be updated immediately.
(2) Only one customer account may exist per person. We may delete multiple accounts.
(3) The customer account can be terminated by you or by us with immediate effect at any time.
(4) The Terms of Participation for the Rewards Programme, available in the shop, shall apply in addition to the use of the Rewards Programme.
§12 Warranty and Transit Damage
(1) The statutory Law on Liability for Defects (statutory warranty rights) applies, meaning you are entitled to demand subsequent performance, withdraw from the contract, or reduce the purchase price.
(2) Obvious transit damage should be reported to the delivery agent immediately upon receipt and reported to us. Failure to do so does not affect your statutory claims.
§13 Liability
(1) We shall be liable for intent and gross negligence. Furthermore, we shall be liable for the negligent breach of duties, the fulfilment of which is essential for the proper execution of the contract, the breach of which endangers the achievement of the purpose of the contract, and on the observance of which you as the Customer may regularly rely (cardinal obligations). In the event of a slightly negligent breach of cardinal obligations, our liability shall, however, be limited to the foreseeable damage typical for the contract.
(2) The foregoing exclusions of liability shall not apply in the event of injury to life, body, or health, in the case of the express assumption of guarantees for the quality of the goods, or the fraudulent concealment of defects. Liability under the Product Liability Act remains unaffected.
(3) The limitation of liability pursuant to this §13 shall also apply in favour of our organs, agents, or vicarious agents.
§14 Copyrights
We hold the copyrights to all images, films, and texts published in our online shop. The use of the images, films, and texts is not permitted without our express consent. We will take legal action against infringements.
§15 Contractual Language and Applicable Law
(1) The contractual language is German. Any translations into other languages are for information purposes only.
(2) German law shall apply, to the exclusion of the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG), whereby mandatory consumer protection rights of your country of residence shall remain unaffected.
§16 Dispute Resolution and Jurisdiction
(1) Before initiating legal action, we will endeavour to reach an amicable settlement. However, HOLY is neither willing nor obliged to participate in a formal dispute resolution procedure before a consumer arbitration board.
(2) Insofar as you had your domicile or habitual residence in Germany at the time the contract was concluded and have relocated it abroad after the conclusion of the contract, or your domicile or habitual residence is unknown at the time the action is filed, the exclusive place of jurisdiction for all disputes arising from or in connection with this contract shall be the registered office of Holy Energy GmbH in Berlin.
§17 Data Protection
(1) Our Privacy Policy applies, available at www.holy.com/datenschutz.
§18 Final Provisions
(1) [Severability Clause] Should individual provisions of these GTC be or become invalid, the remainder of the contract shall remain effective. The same applies to any loopholes (regulatory gaps). All changes and/or additions to this agreement, including this provision, require the text form to be effective.
General Terms & Conditions (GTC) of HOLY Energy GmbH
for Business Customers (B2B)
(Version: November 2025)
§1 Scope of Application
These General Terms & Conditions ("GTC") shall apply to all purchase agreements between HOLY Energy GmbH, Saarbrücker Straße 37, 10405 Berlin, Germany ("HOLY") and entrepreneurs within the meaning of § 14 German Civil Code (BGB), legal entities under public law, or special public funds ("Buyer") regarding the sale and/or delivery of movable goods ("Goods").
Consumers within the meaning of § 13 German Civil Code (BGB) are excluded from these GTC.
The sole authoritative basis for the legal relationship between HOLY and the Buyer is the purchase agreement concluded in writing or in text form, including these GTC. Deviating or supplementary terms and conditions of the Buyer are not recognised, unless HOLY has expressly and in writing – by manual signature or via Docusign or a comparable electronic signature – agreed to their validity in advance. Even if HOLY refers to a letter that contains or refers to the business terms and conditions of the Buyer or a third party, this does not constitute consent to the validity of those terms and conditions.
No ancillary agreements exist. Oral promises made by HOLY before the conclusion of this contract are legally non-binding, unless expressly agreed otherwise between the contracting parties. Supplements and amendments to the agreements made, including these GTC, suggested by Buyer require text form for their validity, in any case, need to be signed via Docusign or a comparable electronic signature. With the exception of managing directors (Geschäftsführer) or authorised signatories (Prokuristen), HOLY’s employees are not authorised to make agreements that deviate from these GTC.
Legally relevant declarations and notices that the Buyer must submit to HOLY after the conclusion of the contract (e.g., setting deadlines, notices of defects, declaration of withdrawal or reduction) require the text form for their validity in all cases.
§2 Conclusion of Contract
Offers made by HOLY are non-binding and subject to change, unless they are expressly designated as binding. Binding offers are time-limited and, unless otherwise specified, are valid for a period of thirty (30) calendar days from the Buyer's receipt.
The ordering of the Goods by the Buyer shall be deemed a binding contractual offer. Unless otherwise stated in the order, HOLY may accept this contractual offer within fourteen (14) days of receipt. A contract is only concluded upon our written Order Confirmation or upon delivery.
Product descriptions in advertising are not to be understood as a binding agreement. Information provided by HOLY regarding the subject of the delivery or service (e.g., weights, dimensions) are only approximate, unless the usability for the contractually intended purpose requires exact conformity. They are not guaranteed characteristics but rather descriptions or designations of the delivery or service. Customary commercial deviations and deviations that occur due to legal regulations or constitute technical improvements are permissible, provided they do not impair the usability for the contractually intended purpose.
§3 Prices, Payment Terms, and Transaction Costs
Unless otherwise agreed in individual cases, the prices valid at the time of the conclusion of the contract shall apply.
The prices are set out in the respective offer from HOLY, where they are specified in detail. Only the price components and conditions agreed therein shall apply.
Unless otherwise agreed, the purchase price is due for payment net within 14 days from the invoice date without deduction. The date of payment shall be determined by the date of receipt of the payment by HOLY.
Upon expiry of the payment deadline pursuant to § 3 (3) of these GTC, the Buyer shall be in default of payment. In the event of default in payment, the purchase price shall bear interest during the period of default at the applicable statutory default interest rate, and a default lump sum of EUR 40 shall be payable. HOLY reserves the right to claim further damages resulting from the default. HOLY's claim to commercial default interest (§ 353 German Commercial Code - HGB) remains unaffected.
Any transaction costs or payment fees (e.g., PayPal, credit card, or international transfer fees) shall be borne by the Buyer.
The Buyer is only entitled to set off counterclaims if they are undisputed or legally established and are in a mutual relationship with our claim. The Buyer is only entitled to assert rights of retention based on counterclaims arising from the same contractual relationship.
§4 Delivery, Transfer of Risk, and Export
Delivery periods are only binding if they have been expressly agreed in writing as a fixed deadline. Delivery periods shall not commence until all details of execution have been completely clarified and require the Buyer's timely and proper fulfilment of their obligations. In the event of the Buyer's default, the delivery period shall be extended or postponed by the duration of the Buyer's default.
Our delivery obligations are subject to the correct and timely self-delivery, unless the incorrect or late self-delivery is attributable to us.
Partial deliveries are permissible, provided they are reasonable for the Buyer.
The risk of accidental loss and accidental deterioration of the Goods shall pass to the Buyer no later than the segregation and provision of the Goods on HOLY's factory or warehouse premises or on the premises of the contract manufacturer commissioned by HOLY. In the case of a distance purchase, the risk of accidental loss or deterioration shall pass to the Buyer upon handover of the Goods to the freight forwarder/carrier (Incoterms: EXW, unless otherwise agreed). This applies regardless of who bears the freight costs. If the dispatch is delayed at the Buyer's request, the risk shall pass to them upon notification of the readiness for shipment.
Storage costs incurred after the transfer of risk because the Buyer defaults in accepting delivery, fails to cooperate, or the delivery is delayed for other reasons attributable to the Buyer, shall be borne by the Buyer. If stored by HOLY, the storage costs shall amount to 0.25% of the invoice amount of the items to be stored for each elapsed calendar week, starting from the delivery period or – in the absence of a delivery period – from the notification of readiness for dispatch of the Goods. The right to claim and prove further or higher storage costs remains reserved. The lump sum shall be credited against any claims exceeding this amount. The Buyer is permitted to prove that HOLY has incurred no or only significantly lower damage than the aforementioned lump sum.
The shipment will only be insured by HOLY against theft, breakage, transport, fire, and water damage, or other insurable risks, at the Buyer's express request and at their expense.
Furthermore, if the Buyer has not yet paid for Goods already delivered by HOLY based on a prior order, HOLY is entitled to postpone the delivery of further consignments until the previous order has been paid for.
In the case of cross-border deliveries, the Buyer is responsible for compliance with all export and customs regulations, in particular for obtaining the necessary export and import permits in a timely manner and submitting them to HOLY if required. The Buyer is in any case solely responsible, in particular, for ensuring that the Goods may be imported into and distributed or stored in the country of destination (insofar as they are not readily marketable there).
The occurrence of delay in delivery on the part of HOLY shall otherwise be determined by statutory provisions. However, a reminder (Mahnung) by the Buyer is required in any case.
If HOLY is in default with a delivery or service, or if a delivery or service becomes impossible for any reason whatsoever, HOLY's liability for damages shall be limited in accordance with § 7 (Liability) of these GTC.
§5 Retention of Title and Resale
The delivered Goods ("Retained Goods") shall remain the property of HOLY until full payment of all present and future claims arising from the ongoing business relationship has been made. In the case of multiple claims or a current account, the retention of title shall also serve to secure the respective open balance claim, even if individual deliveries have already been paid for.
The Buyer shall store the Retained Goods for HOLY free of charge and shall treat them with care.
The Buyer is entitled to process and resell the Retained Goods in the ordinary course of business, subject to revocation, as long as they are not in default of payment. The Buyer hereby assigns to HOLY, by way of security, all claims regarding the Retained Goods arising from the resale or any other legal reason (e.g., insurance benefits) in the amount of the invoice value. Pledging or assignment by way of security is prohibited. HOLY revocably authorises the Buyer to collect the claims assigned to HOLY in their own name and for their own account. The collection authorisation shall expire as soon as the Buyer fails to properly meet their payment obligations, encounters payment difficulties, is subject to enforcement measures, or insolvency proceedings are opened or rejected for lack of assets concerning their estate.
The Buyer is obliged to resell the Goods in their original packaging to maintain product quality, product safety, and HOLY's brand image. Any alteration, removal, or replacement of the original packaging or other markings (in particular logos, labels, or product identifiers) is only permissible with the prior consent of HOLY, unless legal obligations require adjustments to the packaging (e.g., language labelling or mandatory information). These must be coordinated with HOLY.
The processing or transformation of the Retained Goods shall always be carried out on behalf of HOLY as the manufacturer, without creating any obligation for HOLY. If the delivered items are processed, combined, or inseparably mixed with other items not belonging to HOLY, HOLY shall acquire co-ownership of the new item in proportion to the value of the Retained Goods to the other processed or mixed items at the time of processing. If the Buyer's item is to be regarded as the principal item, the Buyer hereby assigns to HOLY co-ownership of the new item proportionally. The Buyer shall store the (co-) ownership thus created in custody for HOLY free of charge.
In the event of contractual non-compliance by the Buyer, in particular default in payment, HOLY is entitled, after the unsuccessful setting of a reasonable grace period, to take back or demand the return of the Retained Goods. The taking back simultaneously constitutes a withdrawal from the contract. HOLY is authorised to sell the returned Retained Goods; the proceeds from the sale will be offset against the Buyer's open claims, after deducting reasonable realisation costs.
In the event of third-party access to the Retained Goods, in particular seizures, the Buyer must point out HOLY's ownership and notify HOLY immediately in writing so that HOLY can enforce its property rights.
HOLY undertakes to release securities of its choice as soon as and insofar as their realisable value exceeds the claims to be secured by more than 10%.
The ownership and copyrights to all designs, samples, catalogues, product descriptions, or other documents provided by us shall remain solely with HOLY. These documents may not be made accessible to third parties without HOLY's prior express written consent. The documents must be returned to HOLY immediately upon request.
§6 Warranty (Liability for Defects)
In the event of a breach of a contractual obligation, the Buyer shall be entitled to the statutory rights against HOLY in accordance with the following regulations. Statutory special provisions in the case of delivery of Goods to a consumer (supplier recourse) shall remain unaffected in all cases.
The quality of the Goods shall be determined in accordance with commercial practice, unless otherwise agreed or confirmed by us in individual cases. The Buyer must inspect the Goods immediately upon receipt and notify defects in writing or text form (email) within three (3) calendar days, whereby timely dispatch of the notice shall be sufficient to meet the deadline. In the case of hidden defects, the notice period is three (3) calendar days from the date of discovery.
The warranty period is 12 months from the date of delivery. This period does not apply if defects were fraudulently concealed, to claims for damages by the Buyer arising from injury to life, body, or health or from wilful or grossly negligent breaches of duty by the Seller or its agents, in the case of assumed guarantees, or in the case of liability under the Product Liability Act. The statutory periods shall apply in their place.
If the notice of defects is not made in due time, the Goods shall be deemed approved. Warranty claims of the Buyer only exist if they have properly fulfilled their obligations to inspect and give notice of defects.
In case of a justified and timely notice of defects, the Buyer is entitled to subsequent performance during the warranty period. The right to choose whether the defect is remedied by repair or replacement delivery lies with HOLY. If subsequent performance fails or if further subsequent performance is unreasonable for the Buyer, they may reduce the purchase price or withdraw from the contract.
Claims for defects do not exist in the case of an insignificant deviation from the agreed quality or only an insignificant impairment of usability.
If the Buyer is held liable by their customer or a consumer due to a defect in the delivered Goods that already existed at the time of the transfer of risk, the Buyer's statutory rights of recourse remain unaffected.
The warranty shall cease to apply if the Buyer, without HOLY's consent, modifies the delivered item or has it modified by third parties and the remedy of the defect is thereby rendered impossible or unreasonably difficult. In any case, the Buyer shall bear the additional costs of remedying the defect resulting from the modification.
The Buyer's claims for damages due to a defect are only permissible – subject to the prerequisites regulated in § 7 (Liability) – if the subsequent performance has failed or HOLY refuses subsequent performance. Further claims for damages by the Buyer in accordance with § 7 (Liability) remain unaffected.
The Buyer's claims due to defects are exclusively attributable to the Buyer and are not assignable.
§7 Liability
HOLY shall be liable without limitation only for damages based on intent and gross negligence, in the case of guarantees, and under the Product Liability Act.
In the event of the breach of essential contractual obligations (cardinal obligations), HOLY shall also be liable. However, if the damage results from slightly negligent breach of cardinal obligations, HOLY’s liability shall be limited to the foreseeable damage typical for the contract. Cardinal obligations are those whose fulfilment is essential for the proper execution of the contract and on whose compliance the Buyer can regularly rely.
Insofar as not expressly regulated otherwise in § 7 (1) and § 7 (2) above, liability is excluded.
HOLY shall also not be liable in the event of force majeure. § 8 of these GTC shall apply.
The aforementioned exclusions and limitations of liability shall apply to the same extent in favour of HOLY's bodies, legal representatives, employees, and other agents.
§8 Withdrawal and Force Majeure
HOLY is entitled to withdraw from the contract if the Buyer defaults on payments or their financial situation significantly deteriorates.
Events of force majeure or other events not foreseeable at the time of the conclusion of the contract (e.g., natural disasters, strikes, pandemics, operational disruptions of any kind, difficulties in material or energy procurement, transport delays, official measures) shall release HOLY from its delivery obligation for the duration and to the extent of their effects. If such events significantly impede or make delivery or performance impossible for HOLY and the impediment is not merely temporary, HOLY shall be entitled to withdraw from the contract. In the case of temporary impediments, the delivery or service periods shall be extended, or the delivery or service dates shall be postponed by the duration of the impediment plus a reasonable start-up period. If, as a result of the delay, acceptance of the delivery or service can no longer reasonably be expected by the Buyer, the Buyer may withdraw from the contract by giving immediate written notice to HOLY.
§9 Limitation Period
The limitation period for claims based on defects in quality and title is one year from delivery or – insofar as acceptance is owed – from acceptance. This provision also applies to the Buyer's contractual and non-contractual claims for damages based on a defect. This does not apply insofar as any defects were fraudulently concealed or in the case of assumed guarantees.
The deviating limitation period pursuant to § 9 (1) does not apply to claims based on intent or gross negligence, the Product Liability Act, or in the case of damages due to injury to life, body, or health.
§10 Confidentiality
"Confidential Information" means all information and documents of HOLY that are marked as confidential or that are to be regarded as confidential under the circumstances. This includes, in particular, information on operational procedures, business relationships, know-how, prices, recipes, and all related information in product information files.
The Buyer undertakes to maintain strict secrecy regarding Confidential Information. This obligation shall continue indefinitely even after the termination of the supply relationship.
The duty of confidentiality does not apply to information that:
- was demonstrably already known to the Buyer at the time of the conclusion of the contract or subsequently becomes lawfully known to them from a third party without violating a confidentiality obligation;
- is generally known at the time of the conclusion of the contract or becomes generally known thereafter without breaching this agreement;
- must be disclosed due to statutory provisions or by order of a court or public authority. Insofar as permissible and possible, the Buyer must inform HOLY in advance and give HOLY the opportunity to take action against the disclosure.
The Buyer may only make Confidential Information accessible to such consultants or other contractors who are either subject to a statutory duty of secrecy or have previously been obligated in writing to maintain confidentiality at least to the extent of this clause. Furthermore, Confidential Information may only be disclosed to such employees or contractors who absolutely require it for the implementation of the contractual relationship. The Buyer shall oblige these persons to maintain secrecy to the extent permitted by law, even after their departure.
§11 Place of Jurisdiction and Applicable Law
The law of the Federal Republic of Germany shall apply, to the exclusion of the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG).
The place of performance and the place of jurisdiction for all disputes arising from or in connection with this contract is Berlin. HOLY is, however, entitled to sue the Buyer at their registered office as well.
§12 Final Provisions
Should any provision of these GTC be or become invalid, the validity of the remaining provisions shall remain unaffected.
