General Conditions docdata payments B.V. April 2016

General Conditions docdata payments B.V. April 2016

In case of inconsistency or any contradiction between the Dutch version and any other translation of these General Terms and Conditions, the Dutch version will be prevalent. Article 1: Parties The private limited company docdata payments B.V., with registered office and place of business in Driebergen-Rijsenburg (the Netherlands) at the address Hoofdstraat 82 (3972 LB) ( DDP ) and Merchant ( Merchant ), see further the Framework Agreement Docdata Payment Service ( Agreement ). Both parties are hereinafter jointly referred to as Parties and each party separately as Party. Article 2: Definitions Affiliate: Every company or legal entity that is part of the same Group as to which DOCDATA forms part. Agreement: The Framework Agreement docdata payments B.V. signed by Parties. Chargeback: The possibility for a Client to reverse a Payment whereby the Financial Institution settles the amounts already transferred with the balance on the account of the Merchant or cancels the transaction through the Docdata Payment Service. Client(s): Consumers, governments or companies that agreed with Merchant through the internet that Merchant delivers whether or not digital products and/or services to the consumer, government or company against Payment of a specific amount of money to Merchant. Collateral: Minimum amount the Merchant has to deposit with DDP in order to cover the financial risks DDP has under the Docdata Payment Service. Date of Commencement: The Agreement commences on the date this agreement is signed by all Parties. Docdata Payment Service: The service DDP provides on the basis of the Agreement, the functionality of which is described in the Agreement, the General Conditions as well as in the technical documentation DDP will provide to Merchant. Financial Institutions: Institutions that offer Payment Methods, initiate and/or process Payments and have concluded agreements with DDP, Merchant or Clients for that purpose. General Conditions: The General Conditions of docdata payments B.V. Group: an economic unit in which legal entities and companies are associated as far as their organization is concerned Merchant: The counterparty of DDP in the Agreement. Payment(s): Settlement of the amount owed by the Client because of the services provided or to be provided and/or products delivered or to be delivered by Merchant. These amounts are received on behalf of Merchant by means of the Docdata Payment Service delivered by DDP. Payment method: A method of Payment selected by the Client on the DDP payment page or the payment page of Merchant. Payment Platform: The composited whole of telecommunication facilities DDP mobilises in order to deliver the Docdate Payment Service to Merchant. Refund: The repayment of (a part of) the Transaction Amount to the Client upon request of the Merchant. Registration Number: The identification of Merchant at the Financial Institution that supports the Payment Method the Merchant uses through the Docdata Payment Service. A Registration Number may be based upon an agreement Merchant concluded directly with the Financial Institution or upon an agreement DDP concluded with the Financial Institution. Transaction: A Payment order registered at the Payment Platform. Transaction Amount: The amount of the Payment. Article 3: Agreement and applicability conditions Art. 3.1 The applicability of the General Conditions used by Merchant is expressly rejected. The conditions set in these General Conditions and the Agreement apply. Derogations of these conditions will be included in the Agreement and are only legally binding if signed by all Parties. Art. 3.2 In case any provision of the General Conditions is null and void are should be declared void, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and the void or annulled provision(s) of the General Conditions will be replaced by a valid provision(s) that approximates the purpose and intent of the void or annulled provision(s) as closely as possible. Art. 3.3 DDP has the right to unilaterally amend the General Conditions. Alterations of the General Conditions will be submitted to Merchant in writing, a month prior to the date of entry into force. Merchant shall be deemed to have accepted the alterations of the General Conditions if Merchant does not notify DDP of the nonacceptance prior to the proposed date of entry into force by means of registered letter. DDP may omit to send a prior notice if the alteration must be implemented within the previously mentioned term of 1 month as a result of a statutory amendment or a designation or charge of a competent authority. Article 4: Duration of the Agreement Art. 4.1 The Agreement is concluded for the term of one (1) year starting the Date of Commencement which period will be tacitly renewed for a period of one (1) year each time. In order to prevent a tacit renewal, Parties (or one of the Parties) should terminate the Agreement no later than three months prior to the end of the current period. The termination should take place in writing by means of registered letter. Premature termination is not possible, except in case of the following circumstances. Art. 4.2 The Agreement can be prematurely terminated with immediate effect without judicial intervention if one of the Parties is declared to be bankrupt, is granted suspension of payments, if dissolution or liquidation takes place, if the business activities are terminated or the creditors are offered a deed of arrangement or if a debt arrangement is achieved in any other way. Article 5: Legal framework Art. 5.1 DDP offers Merchant the possibility to use her Payment Platform for the processing of Transactions and the resulting Payments. The Merchant may only use the Payment Platform for the website(s) mentioned in the Agreement. Merchant declares to be the rightholder to the use of the website(s) mentioned in the Agreement.

Art 5.2 The Merchant is not permitted to have websites other than the ones mentioned in the Agreement use the DDP Payment Platform without permission of DDP. If DDP should grant this permission, the Agreement will be altered by mentioning this website(s) in the Agreement. Art 5.3 When concluding the Agreement, DDP assesses the products/services Merchant offers through the website(s). The Merchant declares that the information provided to DDP on this issue is correct and complete. As soon as the Merchant changes the products/services the Merchant offers through the website(s) included in the Agreement, she has to immediately notify DDP of this fact. The Merchant provides DDP, in compliance with the current privacy legislation, information regarding his activities and purposes upon first request of DDP. When asked, the Merchant informs DDP regarding the origin of the amounts deposited or to be deposited at DDP. Art. 5.4 For the provision of the payment services, DDP has received a licence as payment institution such as meant in the Financial Supervision Act and is registered with and supervised by De Nederlandsche Bank. DDP must therefore comply with the requirements regarding, among other things, the controlled and sound conduct of the business operations, the minimum equity, securing the funds of Merchants and the associated value-dating rules and information requirements towards Merchants. Art. 5.5 At all times, DDP and Merchant ensure the compliance with all relevant laws and regulations, particularly the ones resulting from the Financial Supervision Act, Book 7 of the Civil Code and the Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Act as well as the Sanctions Act 1977. Art. 5.6 The Merchant and his representatives are obligated to fully cooperate with DDP and to provide information for the determination and verification of, among other things, their identity, citizen service number, date of birth, marital status, legal capacity and competency, matrimonial or partnership property regime, legal form, place of residence and/or (statutory) registered office, -insofar as applicable- their registration number in the trade register and/or other registers and their VAT-number. DDP has to be notified of alterations in these data in writing and as soon as possible. DDP is allowed to copy, to register and to keep the documents from which these data show. If the Merchant is a legal person or partnership, the Merchant and his representatives are also obligated to provide insight into the ownership and control structure of the legal person or the partnership upon first request of DDP. Art. 5.7 DDP will maintain bank accounts at an independent depositary, named Stichting foundation docdata payments, in the context of securing the funds of Merchants. Conditions regarding the management and retention of funds are determined between DDP and the Stichting foundation docdata payments, which conditions are made available for Merchant through the website. Art. 5.8 DDP is entitled to the use of the Payment Platform, property of a 100% subsidiary Private Limited Company of DDP. In that capacity DDP is entitled to grant sub-licences to Merchants. Art 5.9 DDP is never responsible and liable, both legally and financially, for the non-payment of a Client for the products and/or services purchased by that Client or the costs a Merchant has to make in order to yet claim the money of a Client. Art. 5.10 DDP is authorised to suspend the Merchant s use of the Docdata Payment Service if there are facts and/or circumstances from which DDP could reasonably conclude that the Merchant does not use the Payment Service for the website(s) and/or goods/services mentioned in the Agreement. Article 6: Acceptance and affiliation with Financial Institutions Art. 6.1 For the purpose of offering certain Payment Methods, DDP will start an acceptance procedure with the relevant Financial Institution. DDP cannot guarantee acceptance of the Merchant by the Financial Institutions for granting permission to offer certain Payment Methods to Clients of Merchant. Merchant will provide DDP with all documentation and information necessary to successfully follow the acceptance procedure with the Financial Institution. If Merchant is not accepted by the Financial Institution, Merchant cannot hold DDP responsible for this. Art. 6.2 Merchant collects Payments using the Payment Platform. In order to do so, Merchant uses the contracts DDP has with the Financial Institutions or the contracts Merchant himself has with the Financial Institution. Art. 6.3 There is a contractual relationship between Client and Merchant or between Client and Financial Institutions. DDP is not involved in these contractual relationships and is only contracting party for the Financial Institutions and for Merchant. Art. 6.4 If the Merchant has his own Registration Number and this is used for processing Transactions for specific Payment Methods through the Docdata Payment Service, DDP expressly has no contractual relationship with the Financial Institution for the transactions processed through Merchant s own Registration Number. Article 7: Conditions imposed by the Financial Institutions In addition to the conditions included in the Agreement and in these General Conditions, the Financial Institutions have general and specific conditions which may be applicable to the Merchant. Insofar the Merchant uses (a payment method of) a Financial Institution, it is the own responsibility of the Merchant to take note of the conditions of the Financial Institution that may apply. The Merchant is fully responsible for complying with these conditions. If the Financial Institution should file a claim against the Merchant for non-compliance with the conditions, Merchant can never hold DDP responsible for that fact. Article 8: Payments Art. 8.1 Merchant authorises DDP to receive Payments on accounts made out in the name of Stichting foundation docdata payments. Art. 8.2 Merchant shall ensure that the contractual relationship between Merchant and Client allows DDP to receive Payments intended for Merchant. Merchant has the obligation to inform Clients or potential Clients adequately regarding the way in which Clients can make Payments to Merchant in a valid manner through the Docdata Payment Service. Merchant indemnifies DDP from claims his Clients could make on Payments the Clients made to DDP. Article 9: Chargebacks and Refunds Art. 9.1 DDP is authorised to settle Chargebacks and Refunds with Transaction Amounts the Merchant is owed by DDP. If the assets of Merchant are not sufficient for the settlement of the Chargebacks and Refunds, DDP will collect this amount from the Merchant. By signing the Agreement, Merchant authorises DDP to Pagina 3

debit the outstanding amounts that cannot be settled by means of a standing authorisation from the bank account of Merchant. Merchant indemnifies DDP from all direct and indirect costs and liabilities resulting from Chargebacks and Refunds, regardless of their accuracy. Art. 9.2 If Merchant has a lot of Chargebacks, the Financial Institution may impose a fine to Merchant. At all times, DDP can charge these fines and additional costs to Merchant if and insofar the Financial Institution has settled these with payments intended for the relevant Merchant. The Merchant cannot hold DDP responsible if the Financial Institution cancels the Registration Number of the Merchant. Article 10: Collateral Art. 10.1 Merchant is obligated to keep Collateral. Determination of the height of the Collateral is at discretion of DDP. The Collateral is kept on a bank account of the Stichting Foundation docdata payments. The Collateral will be paid to Merchant as soon as Merchant has fulfilled all obligations towards DDP. Art. 10.2 As a result of these General Conditions becoming applicable, the Merchant: a. has committed to pledge the Collateral to DDP as security for all DDP has to claim or will get to claim from Merchant at any time, on any account whatsoever; b. has pledged, insofar legally possible, the under sub a) meant Collateral to DDP; c. has given irrevocable authorisation to DDP, including the right of substitution, to possibly repeatedly pledge the Collateral to herself and to do all that is appropriate for the pledge. Art. 10.3 The Merchant guarantees that he is authorised for the pledging and that the Collateral will be or is free of rights and entitlements to parties other than the DDP. Art. 10.4 DDP may only proceed to collecting the pledged if she has a claim due against Merchant and the Merchant is in default with the compliance of it. DDP will not collect more of the pledged necessary to pay the debt of the Merchant. Article 11: Rights and obligations of Merchant Art. 11.1 Merchant is responsible for the compliance with local and international legislation (such as for example the Act of Amendment Directive regarding electronic commerce and the Distance Selling Act). Art. 11.2 Merchant will not use the Docdata Payment Service for the sales of goods and/or services which are in breach of any legislation and particularly the local and international legislation in the area of fraud, money laundering and financing of terrorism as well as the sanction legislation. In case it would show that Merchant uses the Docdata Payment Service for sales that are in breach of the applicable local or international laws or regulations, DDP reserves the right to cancel the use of the Docdata Payment Service with immediate effect and without prior notice to Merchant and moreover at the same time to proceed to immediate termination of this Agreement. Art. 11.3 In case of repeated complaints of Financial Institutions about Merchant, DDP has the right to terminate this Agreement with Merchant. However, this is only possible following a written notification by DDP to Merchant regarding the complaints and in which she has granted Merchant a reasonable term of a minimum of 14 days to adjust his method of working. During mentioned period of minimum 14 days DDP will not make any payments to Merchant. If the complaints continue nevertheless after this period of time, DDP has the right to terminate this Agreement with immediate effect. Art. 11.4 Merchant is obligated to treat all means of access (such as username, password and digital certificate) to the Payment Platform confidentially and only disclose these to employees or third parties hired by Merchant who should have access to the Payment Platform in the course of their daily work. Art. 11.5 Merchant may not disclose the functionality of the Docdata Payment Service to third parties or use it on behalf of third parties. Art 11.6 Merchant is bound to timely provide all data DDP needs in accordance with her opinion for the proper execution of the Docdata Payment Service and in the form requested by DDP Merchant is responsible for the correctness, completeness and reliability of the data provided to DDP. Article 12: Payment to Merchant Art. 12.1 If the costs of the Financial Institutions change, DDP has the right to charge these costs to Merchant starting the date of alteration of the rates. Alteration will be done following prior notice by DDP to Merchant. Art. 12.2 For the payment of Transaction Amounts to Merchant, DDP will deduct the rates as agreed in the Agreement, as well as possible fines and costs the Financial Institutions may charge to Merchant or DDP, from the Transaction Amounts that are periodically paid to Merchant. DDP will invoice one-off and monthly costs, as agreed in the Agreement, starting the Date of Commencement. By signing the Agreement, Merchant authorises DDP to debit the outstanding amounts (claim of DDP to Merchant) by means of a standing authorisation from the bank account indicated by the Merchant. Art. 12.3 In addition to the determined in article 12.1, DDP has the right to change her rates once a year in conformity with the Consumer Price Index all Households for miscellaneous Goods and Services (2000 = 100) used by the CBS. Adjustment will take place following prior notice by DDP to Merchant. Art. 12.4 DDP will only pay the Transaction Amounts to Merchant after the funds are received from the Financial Institutions on a bank account of the Stichting foundation docdata payments. Art. 12.5 In case Merchant and DDP have agreed upon a Collateral, payment of funds by means of the Payments processed by Docdata Payment Service will only apply for the credits DDP has towards Merchant exceeding the amount of the agreed Collateral. Art. 12.6 DDP has the right to suspend the payment of Transaction Amounts in case of, or a suspicion of, misuse or fraud by the Client(s) or Merchant. Art. 12.7 In principle, DDP will have the amounts paid on the bank account included in the Agreement with the same name as the Merchant with which the Agreement is signed. Art. 12.8 DDP will pay the Transaction Amounts in the payment currency agreed in the Agreement. If the payment currency has not been explicitly agreed, payment will take place in euro. If Merchant accepts payments in a currency other than the one in which DDP pays the Merchant, DDP will charge a fixed percentage in order to cover the variable (banking) costs, the difference between bid price and asking price (the spread) as well as the Pagina 4

currency risk. Merchant cannot address DDP regarding the exchange rate used. Article 13: Confidentiality Art 13.1 Parties commit to and are responsible for confidentiality of data regarding machineries, inventions, patents, copyrights, drawings, contracts, organisation, suppliers and clients and further all business matters of Parties of which the counterparty knew of should have known to be of a confidential nature, during and following the execution of Docdata Payment Service as well as six months after the termination of this Agreement. Art. 13.2 Merchant completely ensures that her employees, advisors, directors and third parties hired by Merchant, will strictly comply with the provisions regarding confidentiality. Art. 13.3 Merchant will impose her obligations based on this article to possibly hired third parties. Art. 13.4 In the event of infringement of the provisions of this article, DDP has the right to terminate the Agreement with immediate effect and Merchant will pay DDP in appropriate cases an immediately payable fine, without further summation or default, of 12.500 Euro for each infringement and in addition a fine of 2.500 Euro for each day the infringement continues. This is without prejudice to the obligation of Merchant to compensate DDP and without prejudice to any other rights of DDP. Art.13.5 Article 13.1 does not apply: - to confidential information already in the public domain at the time of the disclosure, if not made public through breaching the Agreement; - When the disclosure has been expressly approved by the Party to which the confidential information relates; - When the use or disclosure is required by the Party using or disclosing the confidential information to meet its obligations under the Agreement; - with regard to the use and the disclosure of confidential information in order to comply with legal obligations for one of the Parties and/or its affiliated entities, any other regulations or in adherence to a judge s order, authorised government or legislative body in the Netherlands or any other country. Article 14: Protection of personal data Art. 14.1 Parties will observe the applicable legislation on data protection and privacy on every processing of personal data related to the Agreement. Art. 14.2 DDP will take appropriate technical and organizational measures in order to protect personal data that DDP receives from Merchant in the performance of this Agreement against loss or unlawful processing, including address details. DDP will also observe the confidentiality with respect to this personal information and shall ensure that its employees are informed of the confidential nature of these personal data. Article 15: Trade sanction regulations Art. 15.1 DDP and its Affiliates have legal obligations in the country of establishment from national and international trade sanction regulations, including European and American trade sanction regulations. Every company within the Group will assist other Affiliates in complying with trade sanction regulations. In order to do so personal data can be shared with other Group companies. An Affiliate could also disclose the personal data to a competent authority. Art. 15.2 DDP will screen whether transactions made in relation to the Agreement do comply with the in section 15.1 mentioned trade sanction regulations. In case a transaction does not comply with the trade sanction regulations DDP is allowed not to carry out the transaction. DDP will inform Merchant thereof. Art. 15.3 DDP is allowed to further process the personal data related to the Agreement based on the in section 15.1 mentioned legal obligations, e.g. screening all transactions on compliance with applicable European and American trade sanction regulations. DDP is allowed to subcontract this processing within Europe. Art. 15.4 In case DDP or its Affiliates discloses personal data related to the Agreement to the relevant authorities within and outside Europe, DDP will inform Merchant thereof, unless this is legally forbidden or not allowed according to an order of a competent public authority. Article 16: Non-competition clause During the term of the Agreement as well as during a period of one (1) year following the expiry, Merchant is not permitted in any way to start-up a service similar to the Docdata Payment Service or to participate in an entity which is looking for or already develops DDP-similar activities. Article 17: Intellectual property Art. 17.1 Each Party retains all intellectual property rights for the items she contributes and which are used and/or made available in the context of the Agreement. Each Party indemnifies the other Party against all claims of third parties on the basis of alleged breach of the intellectual property rights she has contributed. Unless it is explicitly agreed otherwise between Parties in writing, no transfer of intellectual property takes place under the Agreement. Art. 17.2 It is expressly prohibited for Merchant to either directly or indirectly copy, forward, disclose and/or to exploit products, practices, system documentation, advices and other intellectual products of DDP in the broadest sense of the word, unless these products are expressly (and recorded in writing) meant for copying, disclosure and/or exploitation. Therefore, disclosure may exclusively and only take place following obtained written permission of DDP. Article 18: Complain Merchant has to notify DDP of all complaints regarding the services provided and/or rates charged in writing within 30 days following the transaction between Merchant and Client, or within 45 days following the discovery of the defect if Merchant demonstrates that he could not reasonably detect the defect earlier. When the periods of time mentioned above are exceeded, Merchant is deemed to have accepted the services provided. Complaints do not suspend the payment obligation -for the part not concerning a complaint- of Merchant. Article 19: Indemnification Art. 19.1 Parties indemnify each other for claims of third parties for damage caused because one of the Parties has provided incorrect or incomplete information, unless the providing party shows that the damage is not related to attributable acts on his Pagina 5

side or is caused by intent or equivalent gross negligence of the counterparty. Art. 19.2 Merchant will indemnify DDP in case DDP is addressed, in any legal form whatsoever, by a Client or Financial Institution because of the content or the failure to comply or improper compliance with the Agreement or any other unlawfulness regarding the Agreement as concluded between Merchant and the Client or the Financial Institution. Art. 19.3 All costs DDP has to make for, among other things, the disputes mentioned in the previous article numbers between Merchant on the one hand and Client on the other hand, Financial Institutions or third parties, will be recovered from Merchant. This includes, among other things, the legal costs to be made, for example the costs related to an as soon as possible lifting of a seizure imposed by a Client, a Financial Institution or a third party on accounts of DDP as a result of a dispute between Merchant on the one hand and Clients, Financial Institution or third parties on the other hand. Art. 19.4 DDP indemnifies Merchant against claims of third parties which are based on any applicable right of (intellectual) property of third parties, unless these claims are related to attributable acts of Merchant or caused by intent or gross negligence of Merchant. Article 20: Liability Art. 20.1 Parties are only liable insofar this shows from the Agreement and General Conditions. Art. 20.2 In case DDP is in default and this default is a direct result of an attributable shortcoming of DDP, Merchant has to notify DDP of this fact as soon as possible and in writing in order to give DDP the opportunity to restore the attributable shortcoming within a reasonable period of time. The notice of default has to contain an as detailed as possible description of the shortcoming so DDP can respond adequately to the shortcoming. Liability for the attributable shortcoming only arises when Merchant has notified DDP of the default in the manner described and DDP has not restored this attributable shortcoming within a reasonable period of time and in an adequate way. Art. 20.3 DDP is not liable for reversals, Chargebacks and complaints of Clients or any refusal of Financial Institutions to execute a payment order of a Client. Art. 20.4 DDP is only liable towards Merchant for damage or loss as a result of failing to comply, failing to comply on time or inadequate complying with the Agreement and General Conditions, insofar this damage is the result of intent, conscious recklessness or gross negligence of DDP or third parties DDP uses, or insofar the damage is at the risk of DDP according to generally accepted practice. Art. 20.5 Liability of DDP for indirect damage, including consequential damage, loss of profit, missed savings and damage because of business stagnation is excluded at all times. Art. 20.6 The Merchant can use the fraud-module offered by DDP for the prevention of fraud. However, DDP is never liable for possible damage resulting from fraud which occurs in spite of the use of the fraud-module. Art. 20.7 Condition for the existence of any right to compensation is always that Merchant notifies DDP of the damage in writing as soon as the damage is known. Art. 20.8 At all times, the liability of DDP is limited to the amount that will be paid under the professional/company liability insurance of DDP for the incident or series of incidents concerned. Art. 20.9 If and insofar no payment takes place under the liability insurance, for any reason whatsoever, each liability is limited to a maximum amount of 10.000 Euro per incident and for each calendar year. Art. 20.10 The limitation of liability laid down in this article, is also stipulated for the third parties hired by DDP which consequently have an immediate claim to this limitation of liability. Article 21: Force Majeure Art. 21.1 Neither Party is obliged to fulfil any obligations if they are prevented from doing so as a result of force majeure. Force majeure exists if the failure to comply cannot be attributed because it is not the fault of the Party, nor for her account under the law, legal action or generally prevailing opinion. Art. 21.2 If a situation of force majeure has lasted longer than 7 days, Parties have the right to immediately terminate the Agreement by means of written notification. The work already performed under the Agreement will then be settled proportionally without the parties owing each other anything else. Art. 21.3 In the context of the Docdata Payment Service force majeure includes, without excluding other possible cases of force majeure: Art. 21.3.1 Delay in or absence of execution of the Docdata Payment Service insofar this can be attributed to a technical failure as a result of disruptions in the telephone or internet communications, or a continuous power failure that lasts longer than 24 hours, unless this can be attributed to DDP. Art. 21.3.2 The consequences of a terrorist act or terrorism or all violent acts and/or behaviours in the form of an attack or a series of attacks that are related by time and purpose as a result of which injury and economic damage in general is suffered and the economic interests of DDP are affected, in which case it can reasonably be assumed that these actions and behaviours are executed, whether or not in any organisational context, with the intent to realise certain political and/or religious and/or ideological goals. Art. 21.3.3 Delay in or absence of the execution of the Docdata Payment Service as well as all other possible consequences such as public disclosure of payment data and the alteration of the status of Payments insofar this can be attributed to the interruption, penetration, manipulation, destruction or theft by persons or companies, also called hackers or crackers, deliberately and aimed at the Docdata Payment Service. Art. 21.4 Also considered being force majeure is the event in which a third party hired by DDP terminates its services towards DDP as a result of an application for suspension of payment, the third party is declared to be in a state of bankruptcy or is liquidated, provided that this termination of the service by the third party cannot be attributed to any unlawful conduct of DDP. DDP has the obligation to make efforts to have the Docdata Payment Service executed by another party as soon and as adequate as possible. Article 22: Applicable law and jurisdiction clause Pagina 6

Art. 22.1 Dutch law applies to the Agreement between DDP and Merchant as well as everything resulting from it. Art. 22.2 Every dispute regarding the establishment, explanation or execution or any other aspect of the Agreement and the thereto associated General Conditions will be submitted to the Dutch judge, in particular the Court of Amsterdam. Pagina 7