Writing Terms and Conditions for a Webshop

[Moom]

Hi

I need some advice, I want to create an on-line store, I have a provider in mind BUT I need some advice about what sort of things 'legal bumpf' I should cover or include in my terms and conditions. Obviously I need to follow the law on Distance Sales etc but what else should I cover?

I was thinking
1. terms and conditions - generally about how the business operates
2. data privacy
3. intellectual property

Any other ideas?

Anyone know of anywhere I can download generic legally worded paragraphs that cover this sort of thing?

Cheers
Moom

 

[RepricerExpress]

Some of the bigger ecommerce platforms will have sample terms and conditions in place for you Moom to edit and personalise.

 

[nahosting]

We purchased ours from website-contracts. They have a good selection written by a solicitor.

 

[AmazingGiftBoxes]

Find a website that sells the same products as you and have a look but terms and conditions ideally should be written by solicitor.

Jerry

 

[Moom]

Thanks people. That's been a great help! I'll try the suggestions above.

 

[14Steve14]

You may be able to also speak to them about your privacy policy, cookie policy, and any others that you feel that your industry needs.

 

[japancool]

And if you're selling goods, don't forget your delivery, returns and cancellation policies. The latter two are important under the DSR.

 

[Moom]

Hi

I've been looking around at T&C's on various websites to see how others have handled it, I've also read through and thoroughly digested the ones from website-contracts. While I am more than happy to follow the law regarding DSR etc the 'document' from website-contracts seemed a little heavy weight for me. Does anyone know how I stand preparing my own? Are there any benefits from purchasing the prepared ones? Thoughts appreciated.

 

[antropy]

I want to create an on-line store, I have a provider in mind BUT I need some advice about what sort of things 'legal bumpf' I should cover

Don't let this hold you back, get the site in progress and sort that out later.