Terms and Conditions

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE

Effective from: 1 August 2026

These Terms and Conditions apply to bicycles, electric bicycles, accessories and other goods advertised or sold through the ROMET UK Clearance website, by telephone, by email or directly from our premises.

Please read these Terms carefully before reserving or purchasing a product.

1. About Us

The seller is:

Green Prime Development Ltd
Trading as: ROMET UK Clearance
Company number: 13662258
Registered in England and Wales
Registered office:

590 C Bradford Road
Batley
England
WF17 8LP

Email: info@romet.uk

In these Terms:

“we”, “us” and “our” mean Green Prime Development Ltd;
“you” and “your” mean the customer;
“product” means a bicycle, electric bicycle, accessory or other item offered for sale by us;
“consumer” means an individual acting wholly or mainly outside their trade, business, craft or profession.

2. ROMET UK Closing-Down Clearance

Bisaggio Premium Traders Limited previously operated the ROMET UK business.

Following the closure of its normal trading operations, the remaining bicycle stock was transferred and is now owned and sold by Green Prime Development Ltd.

Green Prime Development Ltd is the seller only in relation to purchases completed with Green Prime Development Ltd from 1 August 2026.

Green Prime Development Ltd is not the seller in relation to products previously purchased from Bisaggio Premium Traders Limited and has not assumed responsibility for historical sales, warranties, contracts or other liabilities of Bisaggio Premium Traders Limited unless this has been expressly agreed in writing.

The name ROMET UK Clearance is used for the limited purpose of advertising and selling the remaining clearance stock.

3. Status of the Bicycles

The bicycles offered in this clearance are predominantly:

Ex-Display Clearance Bicycles

The bicycles were assembled and displayed in the former ROMET UK showroom for approximately two years.

During that period, they may have been:

displayed to customers;
handled;
moved within the showroom or warehouse;
adjusted;
demonstrated;
stored in an assembled condition; and
used for brief showroom or demonstration test rides where applicable.

The bicycles have not previously been sold to an end customer unless the individual product description expressly states otherwise.

They are not being sold as:

brand-new boxed bicycles;
unopened stock;
factory-fresh stock; or
current-season retail stock supplied with the normal ROMET UK retail package.

A bicycle may have no visible signs of use while still being classified as ex-display because it was assembled, displayed, handled and stored outside its original sealed packaging.

4. Individual Product Condition

The exact condition of each bicycle will be stated in its individual product listing and, where applicable, in a Bicycle Condition Report.

The product description may include:

model;
frame size;
colour;
main specification;
ex-display status;
known cosmetic marks;
missing or included accessories;
original packaging status;
any known faults;
any modifications;
recorded mileage, where available;
battery and charger information for an electric bicycle; and
photographs of the actual bicycle or a representative bicycle.

Where the actual bicycle has specific cosmetic marks or differences, these will be disclosed before the sale is completed.

Information contained in the individual product listing, invoice and Bicycle Condition Report forms part of the contract.

If there is an inconsistency between a general website description and the written Bicycle Condition Report for the specific bicycle, the more specific Bicycle Condition Report will take priority.

5. Ex-Display Condition

Because the bicycles are ex-display clearance stock, customers should reasonably expect that they may have:

minor storage marks;
minor handling marks;
small paint imperfections;
marks caused by assembly or adjustment;
opened, damaged or missing original packaging;
signs of having been displayed;
minor adjustment requirements associated with long-term storage;
older model-year specifications; or
components and accessories appropriate to the original production year.

A particular mark, fault, missing item or other matter will only be treated as accepted by you where it has been specifically disclosed before the contract is completed.

An undisclosed fault is not automatically accepted merely because the bicycle is described generally as ex-display or clearance stock.

6. Product Photographs

We aim to use accurate product photographs.

Some photographs may be manufacturer images or representative images showing the model, colour or specification. Where this is the case, the actual bicycle may differ slightly in appearance because of:

component changes made by the manufacturer;
screen colour reproduction;
size-specific frame differences;
ex-display condition;
supplied accessories; or
minor cosmetic marks.

Where photographs show the actual bicycle, they form part of its condition description.

You should contact us before purchasing if a particular component, colour detail or accessory is important to your decision.

7. Product Specifications

Bicycle manufacturers may change components during a production run because of availability or technical requirements.

We will take reasonable care to ensure that specifications are accurate. However, equivalent components may sometimes differ from original marketing photographs or general manufacturer descriptions.

Before completing an in-person purchase, you must check the specific bicycle and tell us if a particular component or feature is essential to you.

Nothing in this section permits us to supply a product that is materially different from the agreed description.

8. Clearance Prices

The bicycles are offered at substantially reduced prices because of factors including:

their ex-display status;
their age;
the length of time they have been stored and displayed;
possible minor cosmetic imperfections;
the closing-down clearance;
limited stock availability;
the absence of a separate voluntary ROMET UK warranty package; and
the absence of normal ongoing ROMET UK after-sales services.

A clearance price does not remove or reduce statutory consumer rights.

Any reference to an original retail price, recommended retail price or historical price is provided for comparison and will be identified as such.

A recommended retail price does not necessarily mean that the bicycle was recently offered or sold by Green Prime Development Ltd at that price.

All prices will be shown inclusive of any applicable VAT unless clearly stated otherwise.

9. Stock Availability

All products are subject to availability and are sold while stocks last.

Most bicycles are available in very limited quantities and some models may have only one remaining example.

Adding a bicycle to a basket, submitting an enquiry or requesting a reservation does not guarantee availability.

We may withdraw a bicycle from sale before a binding contract has been formed where:

it has already been sold;
it fails a safety or mechanical inspection;
its listing contains a material error;
the price was displayed incorrectly;
ownership or availability cannot be confirmed; or
we reasonably believe that completing the sale would be unlawful or unsafe.

If we cancel an order after taking payment, we will refund the amount paid.

10. Website Reservations

Unless the website expressly states that an immediate online purchase is being made, a website reservation is:

free;
non-binding;
subject to availability;
not an acceptance of an offer;
not a completed sale; and
not a distance-selling contract.

A reservation allows you to arrange an inspection of the bicycle.

No contract is formed merely because:

you submit a reservation;
we acknowledge the reservation;
we arrange an appointment; or
the bicycle is temporarily marked as reserved.

You remain free to inspect the bicycle and decide not to buy it.

We remain free not to sell the bicycle where there is a legitimate reason, including a safety issue, listing error or failed inspection.

For a reserved bicycle, the contract is formed only when:

you attend the agreed collection premises;
you are given a reasonable opportunity to inspect the bicycle;
the relevant product condition is disclosed;
you agree to purchase the bicycle;
payment is accepted; and
we issue an invoice or receipt.

11. Reservation Period

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, a reservation will normally be held only until the agreed appointment time.

If you do not attend or contact us, we may release the bicycle for sale to another customer.

A reservation does not transfer ownership of the bicycle to you.

12. Orders Completed Online, by Telephone or by Email

Where we accept full payment and enter into a binding contract with a consumer entirely online, by telephone or by email before the consumer inspects the bicycle at our premises, the purchase may be treated as a distance contract.

In that situation, the statutory distance-selling cancellation rights described in Section 25 will apply.

An automated order acknowledgement does not necessarily mean that we have accepted an online order.

Acceptance occurs when we send an express order acceptance or dispatch confirmation, or otherwise clearly confirm that the order has been accepted.

We may refuse or cancel an order before acceptance where:

the product is unavailable;
the price or product information contains a material error;
payment is not authorised;
delivery cannot reasonably be arranged;
the bicycle fails inspection; or
we suspect fraud or unlawful activity.

13. Payment

We will tell you which payment methods are available.

Payment must be made in full before the bicycle is released, unless we expressly agree otherwise in writing.

You confirm that you are authorised to use the payment method provided.

Ownership of the bicycle will not pass to you until we have received cleared payment in full.

14. Inspection Before an In-Person Purchase

You will be given a reasonable opportunity to inspect the bicycle before completing an in-person purchase.

You should check, where applicable:

frame size and fit;
colour;
frame and paint condition;
wheels and tyres;
brakes;
gears;
saddle and handlebar position;
supplied accessories;
keys;
charger;
display;
electrical assistance;
battery installation;
packaging; and
any disclosed marks or faults.

Where safe and reasonably practical, a short test ride may be permitted at our discretion.

You must follow all safety instructions during a test ride and remain responsible for damage caused by reckless, careless or unauthorised use.

15. Bicycle Condition Report

We may prepare a Bicycle Condition Report for the individual bicycle.

The report may record:

model;
frame number;
frame size;
colour;
known cosmetic marks;
included accessories;
mechanical checks;
electrical checks;
e-bike mileage;
battery status;
charger details;
number of keys;
packaging status;
disclosed faults; and
customer acknowledgement.

You may be asked to sign the Bicycle Condition Report before taking the bicycle.

Your signature confirms that the listed matters were brought to your attention. It does not remove any statutory rights relating to a separate fault that was not disclosed.

16. Pre-Handover Check

Before handover, we will carry out or arrange a reasonable basic check appropriate to the type and condition of the bicycle.

For a conventional bicycle, this may include checking:

brakes;
gears;
wheels;
tyres;
steering;
major fasteners; and
general operation.

For an electric bicycle, this may additionally include checking:

electrical assistance;
display operation;
battery installation;
battery charging;
charger operation; and
visible electrical connections.

A pre-handover check confirms only the observable operation and condition at the time of handover. It is not a promise that routine maintenance, future adjustment or replacement of wear items will never be required.

17. Collection

The collection location and appointment time will be confirmed separately.

You must collect the bicycle within the agreed period.

You are responsible for:

using a suitable vehicle;
securing the bicycle safely;
protecting it during transport; and
checking that all agreed accessories have been collected.

If a bicycle must be partly dismantled to fit inside your vehicle, you are responsible for ensuring that it is correctly reassembled before use unless we have agreed to perform that work.

Risk of accidental damage normally passes to you when you or a person authorised by you takes physical possession of the bicycle.

18. Delivery

Where delivery is offered, the available delivery method, price and estimated delivery period will be confirmed before the order is completed.

Delivery dates are estimates unless we expressly agree a guaranteed date in writing.

You must provide a complete and accurate delivery address and ensure that someone is available to accept the bicycle.

You must inspect the packaging and bicycle promptly after delivery and notify us as soon as reasonably possible of:

visible transport damage;
missing components;
an incorrect bicycle; or
significant packaging damage.

Reporting delivery damage promptly helps us investigate the matter with the courier but does not remove statutory rights.

19. Transfer of Ownership and Risk

Ownership passes to you only after we have received payment in full.

For collection orders, risk passes when you or your authorised representative takes physical possession of the product.

For consumer delivery orders, risk passes when you or a person identified by you, other than the courier, takes physical possession of the product.

20. No Separate Commercial Warranty

Unless expressly confirmed in writing for a particular bicycle:

no separate two-year ROMET UK retailer warranty is included;
no voluntary Green Prime Development Ltd commercial warranty is included;
no manufacturer’s warranty is promised;
no warranty registration service is included; and
no extended warranty is included.

The absence or expiry of a manufacturer’s or voluntary commercial warranty does not remove statutory consumer rights against the seller.

Where a manufacturer independently agrees to provide support, that support is subject to the manufacturer’s own terms and is separate from these Terms.

21. No Ongoing After-Sales Package

The clearance price does not include a voluntary after-sales package.

Unless expressly agreed in writing, the sale does not include:

free routine servicing;
free annual servicing;
free safety checks;
mobile repairs;
home visits;
collection for routine servicing;
return delivery following routine servicing;
courtesy bicycles;
unlimited technical support;
free replacement of wear items;
free adjustment following normal bedding-in;
free software updates;
free battery capacity testing; or
free repairs beyond those required by law.

Nothing in this section limits a remedy that we are legally required to provide for a product that did not conform to the contract when supplied.

22. Consumer Statutory Rights

If you are a consumer, the product must meet the requirements imposed by applicable consumer law, including being:

as described;
of satisfactory quality, taking account of its age, price, ex-display status and disclosed condition;
fit for its normal purpose; and
fit for any particular purpose that you made known to us and that we agreed to before the contract was formed.

The fact that a bicycle is:

ex-display;
clearance stock;
an older model;
substantially discounted; or
sold without a separate commercial warranty

does not remove statutory consumer rights.

However, the product’s age, price, condition and matters specifically disclosed before purchase may properly be considered when assessing its expected standard.

Nothing in these Terms excludes or restricts any statutory right that cannot legally be excluded or restricted.

23. Disclosed Conditions and Faults

You cannot normally claim that a product fails to meet the required standard solely because of a specific matter that:

was clearly brought to your attention before purchase;
was accurately described in the listing or Bicycle Condition Report;
was visible and specifically identified during inspection; or
you expressly accepted as part of the product’s condition.

This applies only to the particular disclosed matter.

It does not prevent a claim relating to a different, undisclosed fault.

General wording such as “ex-display” does not by itself mean that every possible defect is accepted.

24. In-Person Purchases and Change of Mind

Where the contract is completed in person after you have been given an opportunity to inspect the bicycle, we do not offer a voluntary return, refund or exchange merely because you:

change your mind;
no longer want the bicycle;
choose the wrong size after having an opportunity to check it;
dislike the colour;
find a cheaper product elsewhere;
decide that the riding position does not suit you;
are unable to transport or store the bicycle;
no longer require the bicycle; or
purchase it for another person who does not want it.

Any goodwill return or exchange will be entirely at our discretion and must be agreed in writing.

This section does not apply where the product is faulty, unsafe, not as described or otherwise fails to meet applicable statutory requirements.

25. Cancellation of a Distance Contract

This section applies only where a consumer enters into a binding distance contract, such as a purchase completed online, by telephone or by email before inspecting the product.

You may cancel the contract without giving a reason by notifying us within 14 days beginning on the day after you, or a person nominated by you, receives the product.

You may notify us by:

emailing info@romet.uk; or
using the Model Cancellation Form at the end of these Terms.

After notifying us, you must return or hand back the product within a further 14 days.

You must take reasonable care of the product while it is in your possession.

26. Handling a Product During the Cancellation Period

You may inspect and handle the product only to the extent reasonably necessary to establish its nature, characteristics and operation, in a similar manner to what would normally be permitted in a physical showroom.

For a bicycle, reasonable inspection may include:

visually inspecting it;
checking the size;
sitting on it carefully;
checking controls;
checking the brakes and gears while stationary; and
carrying out a limited functional check.

Using the bicycle for commuting, leisure riding, off-road riding, extended outdoor riding or other normal ownership use may go beyond what is reasonably necessary to inspect it.

We may make a lawful deduction from the refund for any reduction in value caused by handling or use beyond what is reasonably necessary.

A deduction will be based on the actual reduction in value and will not be an automatic restocking fee.

27. Returning a Distance Purchase

Unless the product is faulty, damaged when supplied, incorrectly supplied or not as described, you are responsible for arranging and paying the direct cost of returning a cancelled distance purchase.

You may return the bicycle personally by appointment.

If the bicycle cannot normally be returned by ordinary post, the product page, checkout or order information should provide an estimate of the direct return cost before the contract is completed.

You remain responsible for the bicycle until it is received by us.

The bicycle should be:

returned securely;
adequately protected;
accompanied by all supplied accessories;
accompanied by all keys and chargers;
returned with supplied documents; and
returned with any original packaging that remains available.

A missing box does not automatically remove the right to cancel, but you may be responsible for any actual reduction in value caused by inadequate return packaging or missing supplied items.

28. Refunds Following Distance Cancellation

Where you validly cancel a distance contract, we will refund:

the price paid for the product; and
the cost of the least expensive standard delivery method offered by us, where applicable.

We do not have to refund the additional cost of a premium or expedited delivery method selected by you.

We may withhold the refund until:

we receive the returned product; or
you provide satisfactory evidence that it has been returned,

whichever occurs first.

We will process the refund within the period required by law using the original payment method unless otherwise agreed.

We may make a lawful deduction for diminished value resulting from excessive handling, use, damage or missing items.

29. Faulty, Unsafe or Incorrectly Described Products

is faulty;
is unsafe;
is materially different from its description;
was incorrectly supplied; or
was damaged before risk passed to you.

Please provide:

your name;
contact details;
invoice or order number;
bicycle model;
frame number;
a description of the problem;
photographs or video where reasonably useful; and
details of when the problem first occurred.

Depending on the circumstances and applicable law, you may be entitled to an appropriate remedy such as:

rejection and refund;
repair;
replacement;
price reduction; or
another statutory remedy.

We reserve the right to inspect the bicycle and determine whether the reported matter is:

a pre-existing fault;
a specifically disclosed condition;
routine maintenance;
normal wear;
accidental damage;
misuse;
an unauthorised modification; or
damage caused after supply.

This inspection does not remove any statutory right.

30. Return of a Faulty Bicycle

You must give us a reasonable opportunity to inspect an allegedly faulty bicycle.

Where the law requires us to bear reasonable return or collection costs for a valid claim, we will arrange or reimburse those costs as appropriate.

You must not dispose of the bicycle or prevent a reasonable inspection while asking us to provide a remedy.

31. Unauthorised Repairs

Before arranging a third-party repair, replacement component or diagnostic inspection for an alleged pre-existing fault, you should contact us and allow us a reasonable opportunity to inspect and remedy the matter.

We will not normally reimburse third-party costs that were:

incurred without our prior agreement;
unnecessary;
excessive;
unrelated to a fault present when supplied; or
incurred without giving us a reasonable opportunity to deal with the problem.

This section does not restrict rights that cannot legally be restricted, including reasonable action required in an emergency to prevent injury or further damage.

32. Routine Maintenance and Wear Items

Bicycles require ongoing inspection, adjustment and maintenance.

Depending on use, maintenance may include:

tyre inflation;
brake adjustment;
gear adjustment;
chain lubrication;
checking spoke tension;
checking fasteners;
replacing brake pads;
replacing tyres and inner tubes;
replacing chains and cassettes;
cleaning;
corrosion protection; and
suspension maintenance where applicable.

Items subject to normal wear include:

tyres;
inner tubes;
brake pads;
brake discs;
chains;
cassettes;
chainrings;
grips;
saddles;
cables;
bearings; and
similar service components.

Normal wear occurring after the sale is not a product fault.

However, describing a component as a wear item does not exclude responsibility for a defect that was present when the bicycle was supplied.

33. Initial Bedding-In and Adjustment

Newly assembled or lightly used bicycles may require routine adjustment after initial riding as components settle.

This may include:

gear cable adjustment;
brake cable adjustment;
checking spoke tension;
checking handlebar and stem fasteners;
checking crank and pedal fasteners; and
checking tyre pressure.

You should arrange an appropriate initial safety and adjustment check after the first period of use.

Routine adjustment caused by normal bedding-in is not necessarily evidence of a product defect.

This does not exclude responsibility for incorrect assembly or another fault present when supplied.

34. Electric Bicycle Condition

Where the product is an electric bicycle, its individual product listing or Bicycle Condition Report should state, where available:

recorded mileage;
battery type;
charger supplied;
number of keys;
whether the battery charges;
whether the electrical assistance operates;
whether the display operates;
whether the original box is included; and
whether any formal battery diagnostic or capacity test has been completed.

Unless the individual listing expressly states otherwise, confirmation that a battery is working means only that:

it accepts a charge;
it powers the bicycle; and
electrical assistance operates during the pre-handover check.

It does not mean that a formal laboratory capacity test, complete discharge test or guaranteed range test has been completed.

35. Electric Bicycle Battery Age and Range

An electric bicycle battery may have been stored as part of the ex-display bicycle for approximately two years.

Battery performance and range can be affected by factors including:

battery age;
storage history;
temperature;
rider weight;
terrain;
tyre pressure;
wind;
assistance level;
riding style;
number of stops;
bicycle load; and
mechanical condition.

Unless expressly agreed in writing, we do not guarantee:

the original factory range;
a specific number of miles per charge;
original factory capacity;
a particular future battery lifespan; or
identical performance to a newly manufactured current-year battery.

This does not permit us to misdescribe a known battery fault or exclude statutory rights where the battery fails to meet the standard reasonably expected from its description, age, condition and price.

36. Electric Bicycle Battery Safety

Only the charger supplied with the electric bicycle, or a charger expressly confirmed as compatible by the manufacturer, should be used.

You must:

follow the manufacturer’s charging instructions;
inspect the battery and charger regularly;
stop using damaged equipment;
avoid charging near combustible materials;
avoid covering the battery or charger during charging;
avoid exposure to excessive heat, water or physical impact;
avoid unauthorised battery repairs;
avoid opening or modifying the battery; and
keep the battery and charger away from children where appropriate.

You must stop using the battery and seek appropriate advice if it:

becomes unusually hot;
swells;
leaks;
produces smoke;
smells unusual;
makes unusual noises;
shows significant physical damage; or
behaves abnormally during charging.

37. Modifications and Tuning

You must not make or permit unsafe or unlawful modifications.

This includes:

removing speed restrictions;
installing an incompatible battery;
using an incompatible charger;
altering the motor or controller;
modifying safety-critical components;
changing electrical wiring without appropriate competence;
installing unsuitable brakes, wheels or forks; or
using the bicycle outside its intended category.

We are not responsible for damage caused by an unauthorised or incompatible modification made after supply.

Nothing in this section excludes responsibility for a fault that was already present when the bicycle was supplied.

38. Intended Use

You are responsible for ensuring that the bicycle is suitable for your intended use.

Unless expressly described otherwise, a bicycle must not be assumed suitable for:

competition;
stunt riding;
extreme downhill riding;
jumping;
heavy commercial delivery work;
passenger transport;
overloading;
use with an incompatible child seat or trailer;
commercial rental; or
terrain outside the manufacturer’s intended category.

You should tell us before purchase if you require the bicycle for a specific purpose.

39. Customer Safety Responsibilities

After taking possession of the bicycle, you are responsible for:

reading available instructions;
wearing appropriate safety equipment;
maintaining correct tyre pressure;
checking the bicycle before riding;
arranging routine servicing;
using suitable lights and reflectors;
complying with applicable road laws;
keeping the bicycle secure; and
ensuring that any rider is competent to use it safely.

Children must use bicycles only with appropriate adult supervision.

40. Accessories

Only accessories expressly stated in the product listing, invoice or Bicycle Condition Report are included.

Manufacturer photographs may show accessories that are not supplied.

Items such as:

helmets;
locks;
mudguards;
racks;
baskets;
lights;
stands;
bottles;
computers; and
tools

are not included unless expressly stated.

41. Business Purchases

If you purchase wholly or mainly for purposes relating to your trade, business, craft or profession, you are purchasing as a business rather than as a consumer.

For genuine business-to-business purchases:

statutory consumer cancellation rights do not apply;
the bicycle is supplied in its described and inspected condition;
you are responsible for determining commercial suitability;
no voluntary commercial warranty is included unless agreed in writing;
implied terms may be excluded or limited only to the extent permitted by law and subject to any applicable reasonableness requirement; and
we will not be responsible for indirect business losses, loss of profit, loss of revenue, loss of business or loss of opportunity where exclusion is legally permitted.

A consumer purchase will not become a business purchase merely because an invoice is marked “trade sale”.

42. Our Liability

Nothing in these Terms excludes or restricts liability where exclusion or restriction would be unlawful.

In particular, nothing excludes or restricts liability for:

death or personal injury caused by negligence;
fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation;
supplying goods that we do not have the right to sell;
breach of statutory consumer rights that cannot be excluded;
unsafe products where liability cannot legally be excluded; or
any other matter for which liability cannot legally be limited.

If you are a consumer, we are responsible for losses that are a foreseeable result of our breach of contract or failure to use reasonable care and skill.

We are not responsible for losses caused solely by:

misuse after supply;
accidental damage after supply;
failure to maintain the bicycle;
unauthorised repairs;
incompatible modifications;
failure to follow safety instructions; or
normal wear and tear.

43. Events Outside Our Reasonable Control

We will not be responsible for delay caused by events outside our reasonable control, including:

severe weather;
transport disruption;
courier failure;
fire;
flood;
industrial action;
government restrictions;
utility failure; or
failure of suppliers or service providers outside our reasonable control.

Where such an event materially affects an order, we will contact you and take reasonable steps to minimise the effect.

This section does not remove any statutory right to cancel where applicable.

44. Personal Information

We will process personal information in accordance with our Privacy Policy and applicable data protection law.

Personal information may be used to:

process reservations and orders;
arrange collection or delivery;
take payment;
issue invoices;
respond to enquiries;
deal with returns or complaints;
prevent fraud; and
comply with legal obligations.

45. Complaints and Contact

Questions, complaints and statutory claims should be sent to:

Green Prime Development Ltd trading as ROMET UK Clearance
Email: info@romet.uk

Please include:

your full name;
contact details;
order or invoice number;
bicycle model;
frame number, where available; and
a clear explanation of the issue.

We will aim to acknowledge the complaint and respond within a reasonable period.

46. Notices

We may contact you using the email address, telephone number or postal address supplied with your reservation or order.

You are responsible for ensuring that your contact details are correct.

47. Severability

If any provision of these Terms is found to be unlawful, invalid or unenforceable, that provision will be treated as removed or limited to the minimum extent necessary.

The remaining provisions will continue in effect.

48. No Waiver

If we do not immediately enforce a right under these Terms, this does not mean that we have waived that right.

49. Third-Party Rights

Unless expressly stated otherwise, no person other than you and Green Prime Development Ltd has a right to enforce these Terms.

50. Governing Law and Jurisdiction

These Terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales.

If you are a consumer resident elsewhere in the United Kingdom, you may also have the benefit of mandatory legal protections applicable in your place of residence.

Nothing in this section removes a consumer’s right to bring proceedings in a court that has jurisdiction under applicable law.

51. Changes to These Terms

We may update these Terms from time to time.

The Terms applying to your purchase will be the version provided or made available when the contract is formed.

Last updated: 1 August 2026

SCHEDULE 1

MODEL CANCELLATION FORM

Complete and return this form only if you are a consumer wishing to cancel a distance contract.

To:

Green Prime Development Ltd trading as ROMET UK Clearance
590 C Bradford Road
Batley
England
WF17 8LP
Email: info@romet.uk

I hereby give notice that I cancel my contract of sale for the following product:

Product:
[Insert product]

Order number:
[Insert order number]

Ordered on / received on:
[Insert date]

Name of consumer:
[Insert name]

Address of consumer:
[Insert address]

Signature of consumer:
[Only required if this form is submitted on paper]

Date:
[Insert date]