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An Online Sale Agreement is essential for any business engaging in e-commerce activities within Denmark. This document serves as the primary contract governing the relationship between online sellers and their customers, ensuring compliance with Danish and EU regulations. It should be used by any business selling products or services online to Danish consumers, whether operating through their own website or third-party platforms. The agreement includes mandatory consumer protection provisions required by Danish law, such as the 14-day right of withdrawal, clear pricing information, delivery terms, and GDPR-compliant data processing practices. It also addresses key operational aspects like order processing, payment terms, and warranty provisions, while protecting the business's interests within the boundaries of Danish consumer protection laws.

1. Parties: Identification of the seller (business) and scope of potential buyers (consumers)

2. Background: Brief context of the online sale platform and purpose of the agreement

3. Definitions: Key terms used throughout the agreement, including 'Products', 'Platform', 'Order', etc.

4. Scope of Agreement: Overview of what the agreement covers and its application

5. Order Process: Step-by-step process of how orders are placed, confirmed, and processed

6. Prices and Payment: Pricing details, payment methods, and terms including VAT and other charges

7. Delivery Terms: Delivery methods, timeframes, costs, and transfer of risk

8. Right of Withdrawal: 14-day cooling-off period rights and return process as per Danish Consumer Contracts Act

9. Warranty and Conformity: Product warranty terms and legal compliance with Danish Sale of Goods Act

10. Personal Data Processing: How customer data is collected, processed, and protected under GDPR

11. Intellectual Property: Rights related to website content, product descriptions, and images

12. Limitation of Liability: Scope of seller's liability and limitations under Danish law

13. Governing Law and Jurisdiction: Application of Danish law and dispute resolution procedures