General Terms and Conditions

2.1. For questions not regulated in these General Terms and Conditions, and for the interpretation of these General Terms and Conditions, Hungarian law shall apply, with particular regard to Act V of 2013 on the Civil Code ("Civil Code"), Act CVIII of 2001 on certain issues of electronic commerce services and information society services ("E-commerce Act"), as well as the provisions of Government Decree 45/2014 (II. 26.) on the detailed rules of contracts between consumers and traders. For special products, the relevant sectoral legal provisions shall apply. The mandatory provisions of the relevant legislation shall apply to the parties without any specific stipulation.

2.2. These General Terms and Conditions are effective from September 16, 2026, and shall remain in force until revoked. The Service Provider shall publish amendments to these General Terms and Conditions on the website and shall notify registered Users and/or Users who have previously made a purchase of the changes via email. The amendments do not affect contracts concluded previously, meaning the amendments have no retroactive effect.

2.3. The Service Provider reserves all rights regarding the website, any part thereof, the content appearing thereon, and the distribution of the website. It is prohibited to download, electronically store, process, or sell any content appearing on the website or any part thereof without the Service Provider's written consent (with the exception of this document and the data processing policy).

2.4. The Service Provider assumes no responsibility for the sale and purchase of products published on other websites not attributable to or operated by the Service Provider.

3.1. In the event of false data or data attributable to another person being provided during the use/ordering/subscription of the service, the resulting electronic contract may be challenged in court by the entitled party. As a result of a successful challenge (winning the lawsuit), the contract becomes invalid from the date of its conclusion, or if it conceals another contract, the rights and obligations of the parties shall be judged based on the concealed contract.

3.2. The Service Provider shall not be liable for any delivery delays or other problems or errors attributable to incorrect and/or inaccurate data provided by the User. However, the Service Provider informs Users that after consultation with the User and clear identification, it may correct incorrectly entered data in the order to ensure that invoicing and delivery are not hindered.

3.3. The Service Provider shall not be liable for damages arising from the User forgetting their password, or if it becomes accessible to unauthorized persons for any reason not attributable to the Service Provider (if registration is available on the site).

4.1. The products displayed can be ordered online (in some cases by phone) from the webshop. Prices displayed for the products are indicated and payable in EUR or HUF (including VAT) as selected by the customer. These are gross prices (i.e., they include the statutory VAT, or if the Service Provider invoices VAT-exempt, the prices are the amounts payable), but they do not include shipping or payment-related fees. No separate packaging costs are charged, unless the User requests gift or other special packaging.

4.2. In the webshop, the Service Provider details the product name, description, and displays a photo of the products (if available).

4.3. Should a promotional price be introduced, the Service Provider shall fully inform Users about the promotion and its exact duration. When determining promotional prices, the Service Provider acts lawfully, complying with the rules of Joint Decree 4/2009 (I. 30.) NFGM-SZMM on the detailed rules for indicating the selling price and unit price of products, and the fees for services.

4.4. In the event of an incorrect price being displayed, the Service Provider is not obliged to confirm the order at that price. Instead, the Service Provider has the option to reject the offer and propose confirmation at the correct, actual price, in which case the User has the right to

• not accept the modified offer and cancel the order.
• maintain their order at the correct price.

Pursuant to Act V of 2013 on the Civil Code (Ptk.), a contract is formed by the mutual and concordant expression of the parties' will. If the parties cannot agree on the contractual terms, i.e., there is no declaration mutually and concordantly expressing the parties' will, then a validly concluded contract from which rights and obligations would arise cannot be spoken of.

An incorrect price is considered to be:

• a selling price of 0 HUF or 1 HUF;
• a price that is strikingly disproportionate to the product's well-known market value, resulting from a typo or system error (e.g., displaying a 150,000 HUF original part for 1,500 HUF).

5.1. After registration, the User logs into the webshop, or can start shopping without registration.

5.2. The User adds the selected products to the cart. The User can view the contents of the cart at any time by clicking on the "cart" icon.

5.3. The User sets the quantity of the product(s) they wish to purchase.

5.4. If the User does not wish to purchase additional products, they check the quantity of the product(s) to be purchased. The User can delete the contents of the cart by clicking on the "delete - X" icon. To finalize the quantity, the User clicks on the "+/-" icon.

5.5. The User provides the shipping address, then selects the shipping/payment method, the types of which are as follows:

5.6. The final amount payable, based on the order summary and confirmation email, includes all costs. In accordance with Section 6:127 of the Civil Code, the User is obliged to promptly verify that the quality and quantity of the ordered product(s) are satisfactory. Product(s) are delivered on business days between 8 AM and 5 PM.

5.7. After entering the data, the User can submit their order by clicking the 'Order with Payment Obligation' button. Before doing so, the User can re-check the entered data, send a comment with their order, or notify us via email of any other order-related requests.

5.8. By placing an order, the User acknowledges that a payment obligation arises in accordance with Section 15 and other conditions (e.g., Section 20) of Government Decree 45/2014. (II. 26.).

5.9. Correction of data entry errors: Before completing the ordering process, the User can always return to the previous phase to correct the entered data. In detail: During the order process, it is possible to view and modify the contents of the shopping cart. If the cart does not contain the desired quantity, the User can enter the desired quantity in the data entry field in the quantity column, then press the "+/-" button. If the User wishes to delete products from the cart, they click on the "X" "delete" button. Throughout the order process, the User continuously has the opportunity to correct/delete the entered data. The User also has the option to request correction of any errors by phone or email after submitting the order.

5.10. The User receives an email confirmation after submitting the order. If this confirmation does not reach the User within an expected timeframe depending on the nature of the service, but no later than 48 hours from the submission of the User's order, the User is released from their offer or contractual obligation. The order and its confirmation are considered to have reached the Service Provider and the User when they become accessible to them. The Service Provider excludes its liability for confirmation if the confirmation does not arrive on time because the User provided an incorrect email address during registration, or cannot receive messages due to the mailbox associated with their account being full.

5.11. The User acknowledges that the confirmation mentioned in the previous point is merely an automatic confirmation and does not constitute a contract. The contract is formed when the Service Provider, following the automatic confirmation mentioned in the previous point, notifies the User in a separate email about the details of the order and its expected fulfillment.

5.12. Publication of Customer Reviews, Rules: Our webshop exclusively features consumer reviews submitted by consumers who have purchased or used the product. We do not filter reviews in such a way as to display only positive reviews. It is strictly forbidden to publish false consumer reviews or recommendations for the purpose of promoting our products.

5.15. You can download our sample Right of Withdrawal form from the following page: Sample Right of Withdrawal Form (view at the bottom of the page)

6.1. Orders are processed on business days, during working hours, in the order of their receipt. Orders can also be placed outside the designated processing times; if an order is placed after working hours, it will be processed on the next business day. The Service Provider's customer service will always confirm electronically when your order can be fulfilled.

6.2. The general delivery deadline is within 1-5 business days from the conclusion of the contract, unless a longer delivery time was indicated for the specific product on the Website, in which case that longer period shall apply.

6.3. Based on the sales contract, the Service Provider is obliged to transfer ownership of the item, and the User is obliged to pay the purchase price and take delivery of the item.

6.4. If the seller is a Trader and the buyer is a Consumer, and the seller undertakes to deliver the item to the buyer, the risk of damage transfers to the buyer when the buyer or a third party designated by them takes possession of the item. The risk of damage transfers to the buyer upon handover to the carrier if the carrier was commissioned by the buyer, provided that the carrier was not recommended by the seller.

6.5. The obligor is in default if they fail to perform the service when due. If the obligor is in default, the obligee may demand performance, or if their interest in the performance of the contract has ceased due to the delay, they may withdraw from the contract. In case of delay by the Service Provider, the User is entitled to set an additional deadline. If the seller fails to perform within the additional deadline, the buyer is entitled to withdraw from the contract.

6.6. The User is entitled to withdraw from the contract without setting an additional deadline if:

1. the Service Provider has refused to perform the contract; or
2. the contract should have been performed at the specified time – and not at any other time – either by agreement of the parties or due to the discernible purpose of the service.

If the Service Provider is in default, the User may demand performance, or if their interest in the performance of the contract has ceased due to the delay, they may withdraw from the contract.

The User is not required to prove that their interest in performance has ceased if:

1. the contract should have been performed at the specified time – and not at any other time – either by agreement of the parties or by virtue of the discernible purpose of the service; or
2. the entitled party set a suitable additional deadline for subsequent performance, and this additional deadline expired without result.

6.7. If the Trader fails to perform its contractual obligation because the product specified in the contract is not available, it is obliged to immediately inform the Consumer thereof, and to immediately refund the amount paid by the Consumer, and furthermore, the Trader is obliged to ensure that the Consumer asserts their other rights provided by law in case of defective performance.

7.1. In accordance with Directive 2011/83/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council, and Government Decree 45/2014 (II.26.) on the detailed rules of contracts between consumers and traders, the Consumer is entitled to a right of withdrawal without giving any reason.

The consumer may exercise their right of withdrawal or termination

1. in the case of a contract for the sale of goods:
   1. for the product,
   2. in the case of the sale of multiple products where the delivery of individual products occurs at different times, for the last product delivered,
   3. in the case of a product consisting of multiple lots or pieces, for the last lot or piece delivered,
   4. if the product is to be supplied regularly over a specified period, for the first supply,
   within fourteen days from the date of receipt by the consumer or a third party designated by them, other than the carrier.

If the Service Provider provides services, the consumer may exercise their right of withdrawal or termination in the case of a contract for the provision of services within fourteen days from the date of conclusion of the contract.

If the Service Provider fails to provide the present information, the 14-day withdrawal period shall be extended by twelve months. If the Service Provider provides the information after the expiry of 14 days from the date of receipt of the product or conclusion of the contract, but within 12 months, the period for withdrawal shall be 14 days from the date of communication of this information.

7.2. The Consumer may exercise their right of withdrawal by means of a clear statement to that effect, or by using the declaration template specified in Annex 2 of Government Decree 45/2014 (II.26.), or by using the withdrawal function.

7.3. The period for exercising the right of withdrawal expires 14 days after the day on which the Consumer or a third party designated by them, other than the carrier, takes possession of the product.

7.4. The Consumer may also exercise their right of withdrawal in the period between the date of conclusion of the contract and the date of receipt of the product.

7.5. The direct cost of returning the product must be borne by the Consumer; the Service Provider has not undertaken to bear this cost.

7.6. In the event of exercising the Right of Withdrawal, the Consumer shall not be charged any costs other than the cost of returning the product.

7.7. The Consumer does not have the Right of Withdrawal in the case of non-prefabricated goods produced according to the Consumer's instructions or at their express request, or in the case of a product clearly tailored to the Consumer's personal specifications (Government Decree 45/2014 (II. 26.) Section 29 (1) c)). The exception under Section 29 (1) c) of Government Decree 45/2014 applies exclusively to parts manufactured individually based on the consumer's specific instructions or uniquely coded to the chassis number (VIN) (e.g., vehicle-specific factory keys, lock sets, immobilizers or control units assigned to a chassis number). The statutory 14-day Right of Withdrawal extends to mass-produced, standard parts – even if their selection was based on a chassis number.

7.9. In the event of withdrawal from a distance contract, the Service Provider shall refund the full amount paid by the Consumer as consideration, including costs incurred in connection with performance, without undue delay, but no later than fourteen days from becoming aware of the withdrawal. However, the Service Provider is entitled to a right of retention.

7.10. During the refund process, the Service Provider shall use the same payment method as that used for the original transaction, unless the Consumer expressly consents to the use of a different payment method; the Consumer shall not incur any additional costs as a result of using such a refund method.

7.11. The Consumer shall return or hand over the goods to the Service Provider without undue delay, and in no event later than 14 days from the date of sending the notification of withdrawal from the contract to the Service Provider. If the Trader also sells the goods in a physical store, and the Consumer exercises their Right of Withdrawal in person at the Trader's premises, they are entitled to return the goods to the Trader at the same time.

7.12. In case of written withdrawal, it is sufficient for the Consumer to send the declaration of withdrawal within 14 days.

7.13. The Consumer shall be deemed to have complied with the deadline if they return or hand over the product(s) before the expiry of the 14-day period. The return shall be considered timely if the Consumer dispatches the product before the deadline expires.

7.14. The Consumer shall bear only the direct cost of returning the product.

7.15. The Service Provider is not obliged to reimburse the Consumer for any additional costs resulting from the Consumer choosing a delivery method other than the least expensive standard delivery method offered by the Service Provider.

7.16. The Service Provider may withhold the refund until it has received the goods back or the Consumer has supplied proof of having sent them back, whichever is the earliest.

7.17. If the Consumer wishes to exercise their Right of Withdrawal, they may notify the Service Provider using any of the contact details provided, either in writing (even using the attached declaration form), by phone, by using the withdrawal function, or even in person. For written notifications, the date of mailing / handover to courier / sending the email shall be taken into account, and for phone notifications, the date of the phone call.

7.18. The Consumer is only liable for any diminished value of the goods resulting from the handling other than what is necessary to establish the nature, characteristics, and functioning of the goods.

7.19. Government Decree 45/2014 (II.26.) on the detailed rules of contracts between consumers and businesses (hereinafter: the Decree) is available here.

7.20. Directive 2011/83/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council is available here.

7.21. The Consumer may also contact the Service Provider with other complaints using the contact details provided in these Regulations.

7.22. The Right of Withdrawal only applies to Users who qualify as Consumers under the Civil Code.

7.23. The Right of Withdrawal does not apply to a business, i.e., a person acting within the scope of their profession, self-employment, or business activity.

7.24. (Applicable only if the Service Provider also provides services in addition to sales.)

If the Consumer terminates a distance contract after the commencement of performance, they are obliged to pay the Trader a proportionate fee for the service performed up to the time of communicating the termination to the Trader. The amount to be paid proportionately by the Consumer shall be determined based on the full amount of the consideration, including tax, as stipulated in the contract. If the Consumer proves that the total amount determined in this manner is excessively high, the proportionate amount shall be calculated based on the market value of the services performed up to the time of termination of the contract. When determining the market value, the consideration for identical services provided by traders performing identical activities at the time of concluding the contract shall be taken into account.

In exercising their right of withdrawal/termination, the consumer shall not bear the following costs:

1. the full or partial costs of performance of a service contract, if
   1. the Trader failed to comply with its information obligation as prescribed in Article 11 (1) (i) or (k) of the Regulation, or
   2. the Consumer did not request the commencement of service performance pursuant to Articles 13 and 19 of the Regulation before the expiry of the deadline specified in Article 20 (2) of the Regulation;
2. the full or partial costs of providing digital content not supplied on a tangible medium, if
   1. the Consumer did not give their explicit prior consent for the performance to begin before the expiry of the deadline specified in Article 20 (2) of the Regulation,
   2. the Consumer did not declare, simultaneously with giving their consent under point (ba), that they acknowledge losing their right under Article 20 of the Regulation, or
   3. the Trader failed to provide the confirmation required by Article 12 (2) or Article 18 of the Regulation.

(FOR USERS QUALIFYING AS CONSUMERS)

9.1. In contracts between a consumer and a trader, the agreement of the parties may not deviate from the provisions of Government Decree 19/2014 (IV. 29.) NGM on the procedural rules for handling statutory warranty and commercial guarantee claims concerning goods sold under a contract between a consumer and a trader, to the detriment of the consumer.

9.2. The Consumer is obliged to prove the conclusion of the contract (with an invoice or even just a receipt).

9.3. Costs related to the fulfillment of the statutory warranty obligation shall be borne by the Service Provider (Civil Code Section 6:166).

9.4. The Service Provider is obliged to draw up a record of the Consumer's statutory warranty or commercial guarantee claim reported to them.

9.5. A copy of the record must be made available to the Consumer without delay, in a verifiable manner.

9.6. If the Service Provider cannot make a statement regarding the feasibility of the Consumer's statutory warranty or commercial guarantee claim at the time of its notification, it is obliged to inform the Consumer of its position – including the reasons for rejection in case of rejection of the claim and the possibility of recourse to the Conciliation Body – within five working days, in a verifiable manner.

9.7. The Service Provider is obliged to retain the record for three years from the date of its creation and to present it upon request of the supervisory authority.

9.8. The Service Provider must endeavor to carry out the repair or replacement within a maximum of fifteen days. If the duration of the repair or replacement exceeds 15 days, the Service Provider is obliged to inform the Consumer of the expected duration of the repair or replacement. The information shall be provided, with the Consumer's prior consent, electronically or in another manner suitable for proving receipt by the Consumer.

10.1. The Service Provider is entitled to use a subcontractor to fulfill its obligations. The Service Provider shall be fully liable for the subcontractor's unlawful conduct as if it had committed the unlawful conduct itself.

10.2. If any part of these Regulations becomes invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, it shall not affect the validity, legality, and enforceability of the remaining parts.

10.3. Should the Service Provider not exercise a right to which it is entitled under these Regulations, the failure to exercise such right shall not be deemed a waiver of that right. Any waiver of a right is valid only if made in an express written declaration. The fact that the Service Provider does not strictly adhere to any essential term or condition of these Regulations on one occasion does not mean that it waives its right to insist on strict compliance with that term or condition in the future.

10.4. The Service Provider and the User shall endeavor to settle their disputes amicably.

10.5. For matters not regulated in these General Terms and Conditions and for the interpretation of the contract, the provisions of Hungarian law shall apply. For legal disputes between the parties – if the User qualifies as a consumer – the mandatory jurisdiction rules laid down in consumer protection and civil procedure legislation shall apply.

10.6. The Service Provider does not apply different general access conditions regarding access to products in the webshop for reasons related to the User's nationality, place of residence, or place of establishment.

10.7. The Service Provider – with regard to the payment methods it accepts – does not apply different conditions to the payment operation for reasons related to the User's nationality, place of residence or establishment, the location of the payment account, the place of establishment of the payment service provider, or the place of issuance of the cash-substitute payment instrument within the European Union.

10.8. The Service Provider complies with REGULATION (EU) 2018/302 OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL on addressing unjustified geo-blocking and other forms of discrimination based on customers' nationality, place of residence or place of establishment within the internal market and amending Regulations (EC) No 2006/2004 and (EU) 2017/2394 and Directive 2009/22/EC.

(IN THE CASE OF USERS QUALIFYING AS CONSUMERS)

11.1. The Service Provider's objective is to fulfill all orders with appropriate quality and to the complete satisfaction of the customer.

11.2. The Consumer may submit their complaint to the Trader verbally or in writing.

11.3. The Trader shall immediately investigate verbal complaints and remedy them as necessary.

11.4. If the Consumer does not agree with the handling of the complaint, or if immediate investigation of the complaint is not possible, the Trader shall immediately draw up a record of the complaint and its position regarding it, and shall proceed according to the rules applicable to written complaints.

11.5. The Trader shall provide a copy of the record to the Consumer

1. in the case of a verbal complaint made in person, hand it over on the spot,
2. in the case of a verbal complaint made by telephone or using other electronic communication services, send it at the latest simultaneously with the substantive reply – unless the Consumer has not provided all their data necessary for handling the complaint, as per point 11.8.

11.6. Verbal complaints made by telephone or using electronic communication services must be assigned a unique identification number by the Trader.

11.7. The record drawn up regarding the complaint must contain the following:

1. the Consumer's name, address, or email address,
2. the place, time, and manner of submitting the complaint,
3. a detailed description of the Consumer's complaint, a list of documents, papers, and other evidence presented by the Consumer,
4. the Trader's statement regarding its position on the Consumer's complaint, if immediate investigation of the complaint is possible,
5. the signature of the person who drew up the record and – with the exception of verbal complaints made by telephone or using other electronic communication services – the Consumer's signature,
6. the place and time of drawing up the record,
7. in the case of a verbal complaint made by telephone or using other electronic communication services, the unique identification number of the complaint, and
8. a warning regarding the provisions of paragraph 11.8.

11.8. If the Consumer fails to provide the data specified in points 11.7 a) and c) during the recording of the minutes, or refuses to sign the minutes as per point 11.7 e), the Trader shall disregard the application of the provisions of point 11.9 during the handling of the verbal complaint.

11.9. The Trader shall – unless a directly applicable legal act of the European Union provides otherwise – respond to the written complaint in writing in a verifiable manner within thirty days of its receipt and arrange for its communication. A shorter deadline may be set by regulation, a longer deadline by law. The Trader is obliged to justify its position if it rejects the complaint.

11.10. If the Trader provides an electronic interface or form for submitting written complaints, it is obliged to immediately confirm the receipt of the written complaint at the email address provided by the Consumer.

11.11. The Trader is obliged to retain the minutes recorded about the verbal complaint or the written complaint, as well as a copy of its substantive response to the complaint, for three years, and to present it upon request by the supervisory authority.

11.12. In the event of the rejection of a complaint, the Trader is obliged to inform the Consumer in writing about which authority or Conciliation Body they may initiate proceedings with, depending on the nature of their complaint. The information must also include the registered office, telephone and internet contact details, and postal address of the competent authority or the Conciliation Body corresponding to the Consumer's domicile, place of residence, or registered office. The information must also cover whether the Trader has made a general declaration of submission.

11.13. The Trader may refrain from investigating a repeated complaint made by the same Consumer that is identical in content to a previously substantively answered complaint and contains no new information, as well as a consumer complaint made by an unidentifiable person.

11.14. We inform you that in the event of the rejection of your complaint, you may initiate proceedings with an authority or a Conciliation Body, as follows (the Service Provider has not made a general declaration of submission):

11.15. The Consumer may lodge a complaint with the consumer protection authority:
Pursuant to Section 45/A (1)-(3) of the Consumer Protection Act and Government Decree 326/2024 (XI. 14.) on the designation of the consumer protection authority, the government office acts as the general consumer protection authority: https://kormanyhivatalok.hu/kormanyhivatalok

11.17. The Conciliation Body is responsible for the out-of-court settlement of consumer disputes. The task of the Conciliation Body is to attempt to reach an agreement between the parties for the purpose of settling a consumer dispute, and if unsuccessful, to make a decision in the matter to ensure the simple, quick, effective, and cost-efficient enforcement of consumer rights. Upon request by the Consumer or the Service Provider, the Conciliation Body provides advice regarding the rights and obligations of the Consumer.

In the conciliation body procedure, in the absence of an agreement, the board shall decide on the merits of the case by

1. issuing a binding resolution if
   1. the request is well-founded, and the trader – in its general declaration of submission under Section 36/C, registered with the Conciliation Body or the Chamber, or communicated in its commercial communications – acknowledged the decision of the Conciliation Body as binding upon itself at the start of the procedure or at the latest by the time the decision is made, or
   2. the trader has not made a declaration of submission, but the request is well-founded and the consumer's claim to be enforced – neither in the request nor at the time of issuing the binding resolution – does not exceed two hundred thousand Hungarian Forints (200,000 HUF, approx. €500), or
2. making a recommendation if the request is well-founded, but the trader declared at the start of the procedure that it does not acknowledge the board's decision as binding, or if it did not make any declaration regarding the acknowledgment of the board's decision.

11.18. In the case of a cross-border consumer dispute, the Conciliation Body designated by the minister responsible for consumer protection (Budapest Conciliation Body) is authorized to act.

11.19. The Trader is obliged to cooperate in the conciliation body proceedings and, within this framework, must send its statement of defence to the conciliation body with the content specified in the Consumer Protection Act (Fgytv.) and within the deadline mentioned therein. The Trader must ensure the participation of a person authorised to reach a settlement at the hearing. At an online hearing, the Trader's representative authorised to reach a settlement must participate online. If the Consumer requests a personal hearing, the Trader's representative authorised to reach a settlement must participate at least online in the hearing.

11.20. If the Consumer does not turn to a conciliation body, or if the procedure does not lead to a resolution, the Consumer has the option to turn to a court to settle the legal dispute. The lawsuit must be initiated with a statement of claim, which must include the following information:

• the court hearing the case;
• the names, residences, and procedural status of the parties and their representatives;
• the right to be enforced, with a presentation of the facts serving as its basis and the evidence thereof;
• the data from which the court's jurisdiction and competence can be determined;
• a definite request for the court's decision.

The statement of claim must be accompanied by the document, or a copy thereof, whose content is referred to as evidence.

12.1. The https://jpparts.eu website, its structure, layout, branding elements, graphic solutions, textual content, visual materials, product descriptions, databases, editing, arrangement, as well as other content appearing on the website, are protected by copyright and, where applicable, related legal rights. Copyright protection applies to the content from its creation, without the need for separate registration or other formalities.

12.2. The Service Provider reserves all rights regarding the content appearing on the website. Viewing, using the website, or accessing its content does not in itself grant a license for use, does not entail the transfer of copyright economic rights, and does not entitle the visitor, user, or any third party to use the content without permission.

12.3. Without the prior, express, and written permission of the Service Provider, it is prohibited to use all or any part of the content appearing on the website, including but not limited to:

1. copying, downloading, recording, reproducing, or electronically storing;
2. publishing on another website, social media platform, advertisement, catalog, database, or other online or offline platform;
3. broadcasting, re-broadcasting, sharing, or making available to the public;
4. adapting, processing, modifying, translating, or incorporating into other content;
5. using for commercial, advertising, search engine optimization, data collection, competitive, or other business purposes;
6. using for training, teaching, analysis, or data extraction by artificial intelligence-based systems, data mining tools, automated data collection applications, or other software solutions, unless expressly consented to by the Service Provider.

12.4. The prohibition set forth in point 12.3 does not affect cases of fair use as defined in the Copyright Act, particularly the possibility of lawful quotation, provided that the quotation is made to the extent justified by the purpose, faithfully to the original, with the source and – where indicated – the author acknowledged. Cases of fair use cannot be interpreted expansively and cannot serve as a basis for systematic, business-oriented, or competitive appropriation of the website's content.

12.5. The legal documents available on the website – including, but not limited to, the General Terms and Conditions and the privacy policy – serve to inform visitors and users. Visitors may download, store, and use these documents for their own information, legal practice, or to understand their existing or planned legal relationship with the Service Provider. However, this provision does not entitle the visitor, user, or any third party to exploit these documents commercially, as their own service, as content for other websites, or as part of an activity competing with the Service Provider.

12.6. Placing a link to the https://jpparts.eu website is permitted, provided that the link does not harm the Service Provider's reputation, does not create the false impression that cooperation, approval, endorsement, or any other business relationship exists between the linking person or entity and the Service Provider, and does not constitute unlawful or unfair market conduct.

12.7. The name https://jpparts.eu, the website's image, appearance, distinctive structural and visual elements, and designations suitable for identifying the Service Provider's services are related to the Service Provider's economic activity. Their unauthorized use, imitation, or application in a manner that may lead to confusion with the Service Provider, its services, or its website, or may result in unfair exploitation of the Service Provider's market performance, is prohibited.

12.8. Should a third party, without authorization, take over, copy, publish, use for commercial purposes, adapt, present as their own, use without source attribution, or exploit the website's content within the scope of an activity competing with the Service Provider, the Service Provider, or the affected author or other rights holder, may take action based on the Act on Copyright, the Civil Code, and – in the event of an infringement committed by a market participant – the rules prohibiting unfair market conduct.

12.9. In the event of an infringement, the Service Provider, or the affected author or other rights holder, may assert, in particular, the following claims:

1. judicial determination of the infringement;
2. cessation of the infringement and prohibition of the infringer from further infringement;
3. removal, deletion, or rendering inaccessible of the infringing content, and restoration of the state preceding the infringement;
4. provision of appropriate satisfaction and its publication at the infringer's expense;
5. restitution of unjust enrichment obtained through the infringement;
6. payment of damages;
7. payment of compensation for non-pecuniary damage (sérelemdíj) in case of infringement of the author's moral rights;
8. provision of data related to the infringement, particularly data concerning the manner, duration, extent, accessibility, revenue, and commercial exploitation of the infringing use;
9. reimbursement of notary, expert, legal, technical, and other justified costs necessary for proving and ceasing the infringement.

12.10. The Service Provider explicitly states that the provisions contained in this chapter do not constitute a penalty clause and do not establish contractual fines. Through these provisions, the Service Provider informs website visitors, users, and third parties about the existing reservations of rights under copyright law, civil law, and competition law. In the event of an infringement, the Service Provider, or the author or other rights holder concerned, shall assert their claims directly based on the relevant legal provisions.

12.11. The Service Provider hereby gives prior notice that in the event of unauthorized, commercial, or competitive content appropriation, it will take into account the severity, extent, repetitive nature of the infringement, the manner of use, the quantity of content used, the financial benefit gained by the infringer, and any potential infringement of the author's moral rights when determining its claims. In the Service Provider's view, particularly serious infringements include the commercial, uncredited, competitive, or misleading appropriation of images, product descriptions, textual content, brand elements, or databases.

12.12. The Service Provider is entitled, upon detection of an infringement, to utilize notary public factual certification, screenshots, electronic evidence preservation, expert examination, or other means of proof. The Service Provider may enforce its reasonably incurred costs in connection therewith against the infringer based on the relevant legal provisions.

12.13. If the infringement is committed by an undertaking, competitor, or other market participant, and the adoption of content, imitation of distinctive elements of the website, use of the Service Provider's designations, or exploitation of the Service Provider's market performance is capable of unfair advantage, deception, confusion, or prejudice to the Service Provider's legitimate interests in economic competition, the Service Provider may also take action on competition law grounds, in addition to copyright claims.

12.14. The reservation of rights contained in this chapter does not affect the Service Provider's right to assert any other civil law, copyright, competition law, criminal law, or other legal claim available to it against the infringer based on legal provisions.

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Budapest, September 16, 2026.