Order terms
The order terms, in plain English.
Written to be read by a director rather than by a lawyer. Nothing here is left out to make it shorter: it is short because an order for a book is a simple thing, and the complicated parts of it are the ones you are entitled to see.
These terms apply to every order of the first edition of Judgment Capital taken through this site. You accept them when you continue to the card page.
The offer itself
The editions and the prices are set out on the order page. These terms govern them.
1 · Who you are buying from
The seller is OS European Investments SIA, a limited liability company registered in Latvia, registration number 40203434768, VAT number LV40203434768, registered at Jasmīnu iela 4–5, Jūrmala, LV-2010, Latvia. It is the company that takes the payment, prints the book and posts it to you, and it is the party you have a contract with. It trades as Judgment Capital for this book, which is the name you will see on the payment page and on your card statement.
The book is written by Oksana Sivokobilska and Alex Blumentals. They are the authors, not the seller — but you can reach either of them directly, and for anything to do with an order the fastest route is contact@judgmentcapital.org. There is no ticket queue behind that address.
2 · What you are buying
A numbered copy of the first printing of Judgment Capital, in hardcover, in English, sent from Riga. Three editions are offered, and each price below is the whole price of that edition.
| Edition | Copies | Price |
|---|---|---|
| The First Edition | 1 | €49 |
| The First Edition, signed — through an organiser’s link only, limited to 200 copies in all; 20% off on orders placed by 14 November 2026, or within 14 days of a later event, and never after 10 December; a link may instead carry its own fixed price, shown on its order page. When the signed copies are gone, a link sells the first edition at its normal price | 1 | €79 |
Prices are for the book. Shipping is charged separately and shown before you pay — €8.00 to Latvia, €13.50 to European Union, €13.50 to United Kingdom, €11.50 to United Arab Emirates, €19.00 to United States, €14.50 to Switzerland and Norway, for a single copy — more copies cost more to post, and ten or more ship free. We ship to Latvia, European Union, United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates, United States and Switzerland and Norway. Prices are shown before VAT: buyers in the EU add 5% Latvian VAT, a business with an EU VAT number pays none, nor does anyone outside the EU. Nothing further is due to us on delivery. The cover design shown on this site is provisional; the text, the extent and the format are not. If anything about the physical book changes materially before it is printed, we will tell you before we ship, and you may cancel for a full refund at that point.
3 · What you pay
You pay the full price when you order. There is no second charge, nothing to pay on delivery, and no customs or duty for you to settle in the countries listed above.
Your card statement will show one charge, from OS European Investments SIA, trading as Judgment Capital.
4 · When it arrives, and what happens if it does not
Your books ship 15 November – 15 December 2026, in time for Christmas. If your copy has not arrived by 31 December 2026, we refund you automatically. You do not have to ask.
That date is the delivery time expressly agreed for your order. It replaces the thirty-day default that would otherwise apply to a consumer sale, and it is the date everything else in these terms is measured from.
Automatically means what it says. We do not wait to be chased, we do not ask for a reason, and we do not require you to return anything you never received. The refund goes back to the card that paid, in full.
The date has a week of slack past Christmas on purpose. A parcel posted by 20 December reaches you in time; the slack is there so a carrier holding your parcel over the holiday does not trigger a refund on a book that arrives in good order.
In short
Delivered by 31 December 2026, or refunded.
No claim to file, no form to complete, no correspondence required.
5 · Changing your mind
You have fourteen days to withdraw from the purchase without giving any reason. Because you are buying a physical book, that period runs from the day you — or someone you have named to receive it — take possession of the book. It does not run from the day you order, which means the whole of the wait plus a fortnight is yours.
One thing sits outside it. A signed copy is inscribed with the dedication you write at checkout, which makes it a book made for you and no one else; the law treats such a copy as personalised, and it cannot be returned once it has reached you. Organisations buying several copies are invoiced separately and the fourteen days are a consumer’s right, so if you are an individual, everything on this page applies to you in full.
Everything else keeps the right in full, and nothing about a copy being numbered or a printing being limited takes it away.
Before dispatch, you may cancel at any time and we refund you in full. There is nothing to send back and nothing to pay.
To withdraw, tell us in any clear statement — an email to contact@judgmentcapital.org saying you have changed your mind is enough. You do not have to give a reason and we will not ask for one. Sending the notice before the fourteen days are up is what counts, not when it reaches us.
If you would rather use the statutory form, this is it, and copying it into an email is enough:
To OS European Investments SIA, Jasmīnu iela 4–5, Jūrmala, LV-2010, Latvia — contact@judgmentcapital.org:
I hereby give notice that I withdraw from my contract of sale of the following goods:
Ordered on [date] / received on [date]
Name of consumer:
Address of consumer:
Date:
We refund everything you paid within fourteen days of being told, to the same card. If the book has already reached you, send it back within fourteen days of telling us; the cost of returning it is yours, and we may reduce the refund if the book has been handled more than you would handle a book in a shop. If it arrived damaged or wrong, none of that applies — write to us and we deal with it at our cost.
6 · If a publisher signs the book
If a publishing house later takes the book, your order stands exactly as it is: you receive the numbered first edition you paid for, at the price you paid, direct from us. A trade edition appearing later, at whatever price a publisher sets, changes nothing about your copy.
If a publisher’s schedule would push your delivery past 31 December 2026, we will not let the date slip quietly. We will write to you before that happens, tell you the new date, and you may either keep your place or take the refund. If we have failed to tell you and the date passes, the automatic refund in section 4 applies regardless.
7 · Delivery, tax and duties
Shipping is charged separately from the price of the book and is shown to you before you pay: €8.00 to Latvia, €13.50 to European Union, €13.50 to United Kingdom, €11.50 to United Arab Emirates, €19.00 to United States, €14.50 to Switzerland and Norway, for a single copy — more copies cost more to post, and ten or more ship free. We ship tracked, to Latvia, European Union, United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates, United States and Switzerland and Norway. Anywhere else, write to us before ordering and we will quote the real postage rather than surprise you with it afterwards.
For buyers in the European Union, the price shown is the final price. Prices are shown before VAT: buyers in the EU add 5% Latvian VAT, a business with an EU VAT number pays none, nor does anyone outside the EU. Nothing further is due to us on delivery. Outside the EU — the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Norway, the United Arab Emirates and the United States — no VAT is added by us, and your own customs authority may charge import duty or local tax on delivery. That charge is set by your government, not by us, we cannot waive it, and it is not included in the price or the shipping you paid us. Printed books carry no VAT in the United Kingdom. Books are exempt from GCC customs duty, but UAE VAT may still be asked of you on arrival. For the United States we clear the parcel ourselves and pay the clearance fee; books enter duty-free, so nothing should be asked of you.
Risk in the book passes to you when it is delivered to you or to someone you have named. If a parcel goes missing in the post, that is ours to sort out, not yours.
8 · Refunds, and how to ask
Write to contact@judgmentcapital.org with the name or email you ordered under. You do not need an order number, and you do not need a reason. We answer refund requests ourselves, within two working days.
Every refund goes back to the card that paid, in full. Refunds are issued within fourteen days of the request and usually appear within a few working days after that, depending on your bank.
If the book arrives damaged, incomplete or not as described, you keep your statutory rights in full, including repair, replacement or a refund. Nothing in these terms reduces them.
9 · Your data
To take and fulfil an order we hold your name, your email address, your delivery address, the edition you chose, and the identifiers our payment processor gives us. We never see or hold your card details: the card page is Stripe’s, and it stays theirs.
We use that information to deliver the book, to write to you about your order, and to keep the accounting records Latvian law requires us to keep. We do not sell it, rent it or share it beyond the processors that print, post and take payment. The full account is in the privacy notice.
10 · Law, and if something goes wrong
These terms are governed by Latvian law, and the courts of Riga have jurisdiction. If you are buying as a consumer, that does not deprive you of the protection of the mandatory consumer rules of your own country of residence, and it does not stop you bringing a claim where you live.
Tell us first. Almost everything is fixable by one email, and both authors read that inbox. If we cannot resolve it between us, consumers may complain to the Latvian Consumer Rights Protection Centre — the Patērētāju tiesību aizsardzības centrs — or to the equivalent authority in their own country.
Last reviewed 15 October 2026. If we change these terms, the version that applies to your order is the one published on the day you placed it, and we will send you a copy on request.