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on Thursday, 06 August 2015.

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Ensure all contractual information (contact information, delivery periods, returns policies, remedies, etc.) is clearly stated in your terms.

 

  • Ensure all necessary information relating to your goods, services or digital content is clearly stated or referred to in your terms.
     
  • Review existing terms and conditions to ensure they are CRA compliant.
     
  • Use the opportunity to minimise risk and liability within the framework of the CRA.
     
  • Keep terms under review as case law evolves.


For more information, please contact Doug Locke in our Commercial Law team on
020 7665 0915.

 

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