Legal wording required for Website Terms and Conditions

[silverpuresilver]

Hi

I've just had a meeting with a solicitor about our website - on a separate issue he mentioned that our 'terms and conditions' aren't really sufficient for trading internationally and on the Internet.

Is there anywhere I can get a basic terms and conditions wording that would be suitable? (Which WebTrader advised us previously on our old website, but they aren't doing that sort of thing anymore).

Thanks

Karen

[webit]

Ours (with some changes) should fit the bill.

http://www.webit.net/terms.jsp

[silverpuresilver]

Thanks Webit.

Is this legally binding?

K

[JaneOwen]

Hi Silverpuresilver

Having glanced at your terms and conditions I think what your solicitor might have been referring to was the Distance Selling and E Commerce Regulations.

Have a look at the Department of Trade Guidance notes here
http://www.oft.gov.uk/NR/rdonlyres/1E6F3C94-8BB0-4374-A65B-6281E030C3C9/0/oft698.pdf
and if you'd like any more help feel free to PM me.

Hope that helps :)

[lawspeed]

We'd be happy to help put something together for you.
- Contracts for IT & E-Commerce (http://www.lawspeed.com/others/contracts_for_it_ecommerce.aspx)