Terms & Conditions template
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Terms and conditions will greatly differ from one business to another, equally the law will differ between whether you serve consumers or not. It is imperative to ensure that your terms and conditions cover every aspect of your business i.e. deliveries, refunds etc. More importantly the terms should be clear.
If you would like a quotation to have a set specifically drafted to suit your business please email me direct
If you would like a quotation to have a set specifically drafted to suit your business please email me direct
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We provide templates suitable for all types of business ie different templates for each type of business and clients. We also provide a bespoke service which is prepared either by phone, email or face to face with one of our lawyers depending on the sort of business you have. Email us for a quote.
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