HOORBAN / Trust and Legal
Terms and Conditions
Using the Hoorban website or sending an inquiry is not a supply contract until Hoorban accepts it in writing.
Commitment
A submitted form is not by itself a duty to supply or a firm price.
Clarity
A contract exists only after Hoorban accepts and both sides confirm it in writing.
Reference
Questions about cooperation should go through contact or a sourcing request.
Use of the website
Hoorban’s public website presents an international trade and supply practice and receives serious inquiries. Using the pages means you accept these terms. Published information is introductory. It is not, by itself, a binding offer to sell or a promise that goods are in stock.
An inquiry is not a contract
A contact form or sourcing request only starts a review. Until Hoorban accepts the request and both sides confirm the terms in writing, there is no contract for supply, price, delivery time, or payment.
No duty to supply from a form
Hoorban is not obliged to accept every request, issue a price, or introduce a supplier. Hoorban may decline, pause, or ask for more information, especially when product specifications, permits, or the cooperation path are unclear.
Intellectual property
The site’s text, structure, marks, and images belong to Hoorban unless stated otherwise. Commercial republication or a misleading imitation of Hoorban’s identity is not allowed without permission. A short quotation that names the source, for the purpose of describing a cooperation, is acceptable.
Language of communication
Working communication is usually in Persian or English. If two language versions of a document differ, the version the parties actually worked on governs that file until they agree otherwise.
Contact
To clarify a request or report a problem with the site, use the contact page or the sourcing-request path.
Updates
These terms may change when the website’s services change. The version on this page is current and does not replace a file-specific contract.