General Purchase Conditions

1 – APPLICABILITY OF TERMS
These terms and conditions apply to all offers by third parties (“the partner”) to Mojo Concerts B.V. (“Mojo”) and all assignments to and agreements with the partner under which Mojo purchases, leases, or borrows goods from the partner, or instructs the partner to (have) services performed.

2 – FORMATION OF AGREEMENT
An agreement is concluded in accordance with the provisions of Section 2 of Title 5 of Book 6 of the Dutch Civil Code. Articles 6:220 and 6:227b of the Dutch Civil Code do not apply.

3 – PROVIDING INFORMATION
3.1 The partner is obliged to immediately, fully, and correctly provide Mojo with all data, information, and documents requested by Mojo and any information relevant to an offer from or agreement with the partner.
3.2 Prior to entering into the agreement, the partner shall inform Mojo of all amounts (including wages, expenses, and the costs of any Additional Work) associated with carrying out the assignment. Costs disclosed after the agreement has been concluded will not be reimbursed by Mojo, unless they concern agreed Additional Work or damages.
3.3 The partner shall timely provide Mojo with all relevant information so that Mojo can meet its payment obligations to the partner.

4 – DELIVERY
4.1 If goods are being imported or exported, delivery shall occur according to Delivered Duty Paid, as defined in the most recent Incoterms® rules.
4.2 Timely delivery is essential, and the deadlines agreed between the parties are strict. In the event of late delivery, the partner is in default pursuant to Articles 6:81 in conjunction with 6:83 of the Dutch Civil Code.
4.3 Mojo is not obliged to inspect delivered goods upon receipt, initial use, or possible transfer back to the partner.
4.4 Transfer of goods (purchase) takes place in accordance with Section 2 of Title 4 of Book 3 of the Dutch Civil Code. This means, among other things, that ownership of a movable property transfers to Mojo once it has been delivered to Mojo. Article 3:92 of the Dutch Civil Code does not apply.

5 – LAWS AND REGULATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS
5.1 The partner guarantees that it supplies its goods and services in accordance with governmental requirements and applicable laws, regulations, guidelines, standards, and codes of conduct (“Laws and Regulations”). This means that:if permits, exemptions, or other authorisations (“Authorisations”) are required for supplying the goods and/or services, the partner possesses these and, upon request by Mojo, provides inspection or a copy of them;
- the partner ensures that its personnel, auxiliary persons, and other third parties (“Personnel”) work in accordance with Laws and Regulations, including the Dutch Working Conditions Act, the Working Hours Act, the WAV, the WID, and sector-specific laws and regulations. The partner ensures that all taxes and premiums for Personnel are paid;
- the partner will inform Mojo of any risks associated with supplying its goods and services. Upon request, the partner shall provide a risk inventory and evaluation (RI\&E) regarding the activities;
- supervision of Personnel’s activities lies with the partner. Mojo cannot be regarded as the employer of the Personnel;
- Mojo retains the right, in the event of (suspected) unsafe work, to give instructions, temporarily suspend activities, and/or deny the partner and Personnel access to the event site. The partner is liable for any resulting damages;
- the partner indemnifies Mojo from all fines (whether or not imposed by authorities such as the Netherlands Labour Authority or a municipality) and all damages resulting from failure to comply with Laws and Regulations or Authorisation conditions. Such fines imposed on Mojo shall be passed on to the partner immediately, as well as costs Mojo incurs in defense against such fines.
5.2 If the partner’s services consist of designing, building, supplying, renting, or otherwise using tents and/or other temporary coverings, the Tent Conditions apply. For temporary structures (other than tents or coverings), the Temporary Structures Conditions apply. These are available at www.mojo.nl/voorwaarden.
5.3 The partner is obliged to immediately follow all reasonable instructions from Mojo in connection with the performance of the agreement.

6 – ADDITIONAL WORK
If Mojo requests additions or changes to the agreed assignment (“Additional Work”), the partner may charge an increase in price only if it has timely informed Mojo of the necessity of such increase and if Mojo has given prior written consent to the price increase.

7 – PAYMENT
7.1 In line with Article 6:119a of the Dutch Civil Code, a payment term of 30 days applies, commencing on the day following receipt by Mojo of the partner’s invoice.
7.2 Each invoice must comply with the statutory requirements (including the Dutch VAT Act 1968). Mojo has the right to reject an invoice that does not meet legal requirements. The payment term starts upon receipt of a correct invoice.
7.3 Mojo has the right to set off any claim it has against the partner against any debt of Mojo or an affiliated party to the partner.

8 – LIABILITY
8.1 The partner is aware of and takes into account sector-specific working conditions, such as conditions inherent to outdoor festival grounds and large event locations, including risks of theft, damage, or loss of goods. The partner will adequately insure itself against such risks, including with liability insurance (WA), employer liability insurance, and, if relevant, motor vehicle liability insurance (WAM). The liability insurance must include minimum coverage of €5,000,000 per claim without aggregate limit. Employer liability insurance must include at least €10,000,000 per claim without aggregate limit. Upon request, the partner shall provide Mojo with proof of such insurance.
8.2 In the event of supply of goods not purchased by Mojo, the partner remains the holder of the goods and remains responsible for them by law. This means, among other things, that if an item does not meet reasonable expectations in the circumstances, the partner is responsible for resulting damages. The partner is also responsible for adequately insuring goods against sector-specific conditions
8.3 The goods and/or services supplied by the partner are safe and suitable for their intended purpose. If goods and/or services are not supplied in accordance with agreements and reasonable expectations (based on sector practice, Laws and Regulations, and the provisions of Article 5.2), there is a breach, and Section 9 of Title 1 of Book 6 of the Dutch Civil Code applies. If Mojo exercises its right to terminate the agreement prematurely, it shall pay only the costs for work performed up to termination.
8.4 Parties are liable for damages caused by persons, goods, and/or products in accordance with Sections 2 and 3 of Title 3 of Book 6 of the Dutch Civil Code. The partner indemnifies Mojo against third-party claims resulting from defects in delivered goods, including safety defects under product liability law, or from acts or omissions of the partner or its Personnel.
8.5 If a party suffers damage attributable to the other party under the law (particularly Section 1 of Division 9 of Title 1 of Book 6 and Sections 1–3 of Title 3 of Book 6), the other party is liable for such damage.
8.6 If Mojo is liable to the partner on any ground for damage suffered by the partner, such liability is at all times limited to direct damage. The amount of damage is limited to the amount paid out under Mojo’s liability insurance. If the insurer does not pay out or only partially pays, liability is limited to the invoice value of the agreed performance. These limitations do not apply where damage results from intentional or knowingly reckless conduct by Mojo’s management or in case of personal injury.
8.7. Definition of ‘direct damage’
(i) reasonable costs necessary for the partner to have Mojo’s performance comply with the agreement. However, these costs will not be reimbursed if the partner has dissolved the agreement;
(ii) reasonable costs incurred to determine the cause and extent of direct damage;
(iii) reasonable costs incurred to prevent or limit damage, insofar as the partner demonstrates that these costs have limited direct damage.
8.8 Mojo is never liable for indirect damage suffered by the partner. This includes damage not classified as direct damage, particularly damage not directly causally linked to a breach, such as delays, business loss, consequential damage, lost profits, missed savings, and business interruption losses.
8.9 With respect to claims of the parties arising from the agreement or claims of third parties related to the partner’s performance, Mojo’s administration is decisive unless the partner proves otherwise.
8.10 If the partner collects delivered goods, complaints about broken or missing goods must be reported to Mojo on the spot. If the partner fails to do so, Mojo is deemed to have fulfilled its obligations.
8.11 The partner fully indemnifies Mojo for all damages, costs, and third-party claims resulting from:
- a breach by the partner;
- infringement of intellectual property rights by the partner;
- damage to property of Mojo or third parties caused by the partner;
- negligence or misconduct by the partner.
All reasonable legal and other costs arising from this are borne by the partner.

9 – FORCE MAJEURE
9.1 If a breach by a party cannot be attributed to that party in accordance with Article 6:75 of the Dutch Civil Code, there is force majeure. Article 6:74 of the Dutch Civil Code does not apply, and the other party has no right to compensation for resulting damage.
9.2 Force majeure on the part of Mojo includes (but is not limited to): disability (including illness) or non-performance by the artist(s); non-performance by contracting parties of Mojo; governmental measures; transport difficulties; fire; strike; work stoppage; epidemic; pandemic; closure of the event location; inaccessibility of the event location; riots; acts or threats of terrorism; national mourning due to the death of a member of the royal family or government; extreme weather conditions; and other circumstances beyond Mojo’s control.
9.3 The following circumstances do not constitute force majeure for the partner: non-performance or late performance by its suppliers; staff shortages; strike; absenteeism; production interruptions or fire at the partner’s business; inadequacy or defects in tools or transport equipment used by the partner; conduct of Personnel; transport difficulties; traffic barriers; transport delays; loss or damage of materials during transport; governmental measures including import/export bans; failure to comply with legal or permit requirements.
9.4 In the event of force majeure, each party is entitled to terminate, cancel, or suspend the agreement with immediate effect and without judicial intervention, without being liable for damages. For outdoor events, if Mojo has made an advance payment, the partner shall refund it to Mojo except insofar as it relates to work already performed or costs incurred under Article 7:628a of the Dutch Civil Code.

10 – PREMATURE TERMINATION
10.1 Each party is entitled to terminate, cancel, or suspend the agreement immediately and without judicial intervention, without owing damages, if the other party is in default; applies for suspension of payments; files for bankruptcy or is declared bankrupt; is placed under guardianship or dies; is dissolved; or ceases or transfers its activities (in whole or in part).
10.2 Under Articles 7:408 and 411 of the Dutch Civil Code, Mojo does not owe damages upon termination. If the agreement ends before completion, Mojo pays only for work already performed.

11 – FINAL PROVISIONS
11.1 The partner is not permitted to use items covered by Mojo’s intellectual property rights (such as names and logos), including for reference purposes, without Mojo’s prior written consent.
11.2 Camera surveillance may be used at event locations. More information about Mojo’s processing of personal data can be found in Mojo’s Privacy Statement.
11.3 Each party is obliged to maintain absolute confidentiality regarding all confidential data, information, and documents received from the other party.
11.4 Parties shall make efforts to prevent and combat undesirable or transgressive behaviour (whether by Personnel), possibly through active policy and codes of conduct.
11.5 Mojo is part of Live Nation Entertainment. The parent company maintains various policies applicable to its subsidiaries. This means Mojo acts in accordance with the Live Nation Environmental Sustainability Charter, the Modern Slavery Policy and the Modern Slavery Act Statement. The Live Nation Entertainment Code of Conduct and the Information Security & Privacy Compliance Statement also apply to Mojo. These can be provided to the partner upon request. Mojo does not accept additional policies from the partner unless the partner substantiates that such policy contains relevant provisions lacking in Live Nation's regulations.
11.6 Mojo may amend these General Purchasing Terms and Conditions at any time. The amended version applies when entering into a new agreement between the parties.
11.7 Dutch law applies to the agreement. All disputes related to the agreement shall be submitted exclusively to the competent court in Amsterdam.
11.8 In case of differences in the interpretation of the Dutch and English text of these conditions, the Dutch text will prevail.

Version January 2026