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Old June 7th 04, 09:05 PM posted to uk.legal.moderated
R D S
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Default Terms and conditions


"Benedict White" wrote in message
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R D S wrote:
Hi,
I have a T&C for my small business but its an amateurish hash up.
I could do with something a tad more proffessional, should i just copy

those
of somebody in a similar business and change as appropriate, or is there
somewhere on the web i can find docs i can alter to suit my needs or

should
i employ a proffessional.
It a wholesale spectacle business if it matters, account customers,

supply
by courier.


I have built ours from looking at other peoples and also from reading
books on contract law. I also have to approve suppliers t's & c's, and
it is amazing how many are either unlikely to be enforceable, or
alternatively would result in loosing a customer if you tried to enforce
them.


Kind regards
Benedict White

I am not a lawyer.


I very rarely enforce the T&C's, unless a particular customer is being
particularly difficult to the degree where i would rather lose them.
I would just feel comfortable having something to fall back on.
Ill disect some of the others that are out there.

Cheers
Rick


 

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