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Help regarding T&C's for an online store.

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  • 26-07-2004 10:39am
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    Registered Users Posts: 8,146 ✭✭✭


    Just in the process of setting up an online store and wondering if there is a standardised set of terms and conditions that one can use on their site for online sales?


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  • Registered Users Posts: 3,775 ✭✭✭Nuttzz


    LET THE BUYER BEWARE!!!!!

    Here one for you
    TERMS & CONDITIONS (The Blah Blah…..)

    1. Definitions

    The following terms have the following meanings

    (a) "Buyer" - the person, Company or organisation as designated on your account application form and/or headed notepaper.
    (b) "Contract terms" - the terms and/or conditions set out below.
    (c) "Goods" - the goods supplied by the Seller under this Contract.
    (d) "Contract work" - any services provided by the Seller to the Buyer under this Contract.

    2. Validity of other terms

    Unless other terms and conditions are expressly accepted by the Seller in writing under the hand of one of its Directors, this Contract will be on the Contract terms excluding all other terms and conditions save those implied automatically by statute.

    3. Quotations

    Quotations are valid for two months unless otherwise stated and are based on delivery of all goods to one address. Split or additional deliveries will be at additional cost to the Buyer unless otherwise agreed for exclusion clauses.

    (a) The seller will not be liable for any loss or damage of any kind whatsoever consequential or otherwise pursuant to this Contract and all conditions, warranties and stipulations, express or implied, are excluded.

    (b) The Seller and its servants agents or sub-contractors shall not be liable for any loss or damage of any kind whatsoever, other than personal injury or death whether consequential or otherwise caused directly or indirectly by negligence on the part of the Seller or any of its servants, agents or subcontractors, arising out of or in connection with the manufacture or supply of the Goods or in connection with or arising out of the Contract work or any statement given or made on behalf of the Seller.

    4. Delivery

    (a) The Seller will endeavour to deliver the Goods within the time agreed or within a reasonable time if no delivery date is specified, but will not be liable for loss or damage caused by delay in the delivery of the Goods, nor will any such delay entitle the Buyer to cancel or rescind this Contract.

    (b) The seller may make delivery by instalments.

    (c) No claim for damage to the Goods or shortages will be considered unless the Seller is notified immediately by telephone and subsequently in writing at their Head Office within three days of delivery, and any claim by the Buyer will be deemed to have been waived.

    (d) All goods received and signed for on the delivery note are deemed to have been examined, checked and acknowledged as being correct in every detail.

    (e) The seller reserves the right to charge carriage on specified deliveries where they may fall outside the normal delivery area or fall below a previously agreed value level.

    5. Insurance

    All goods left on hire, or approval with the customer/prospective customer will automatically be deemed to be covered by such company’s insurance Policy and or at risk of the intended purchaser as soon as they are delivered by the Seller.

    6. Property and the Goods and Risk

    (a) The title to the Goods will not pass to the Buyer until the price for the Goods and all other sums due under this Contract have been paid in full.

    (b) Without prejudice to any other rights of the Seller, the Seller may at any time after the price for the Goods or any other sum has become due from the Buyer under this Contract rescind this Contract and recover the Goods of any of them, and may enter onto the Buyer's premises for that purpose.

    (c) The price for the Goods and all other sums due under this Contract shall be deemed to be due from the Buyer immediately on the Buyer committing any act of bankruptcy, or being a Company taking any step that may lead to the winding up of the buyer, or calling any meeting of creditors whether formal or informal or any appointment of Receiver or Manager on the happening of any thing leading to or the commencement of any proceedings relating to the insolvency of the buyer.

    (d) The risk will pass on delivery of the Goods to the Buyer.

    7. Price

    The price of the Goods will be the price ruling at the date of dispatch exclusive of VAT at the appropriate rate at such date.

    8. Payment

    Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the price will become payable when the Seller's invoice is sent to the Buyer and payment shall be made by the Buyer before the end of the month following the month of the invoice.

    If payment is being made by credit or debit card, delivery of the goods will not be made until payment authorisation has been given by the issuing company.

    Where the Buyer makes default in payment by such date of any sum due to the Seller under this or any other Contract with the Seller, the seller may postpone delivery or may without liability cancel this Contract or any other Contract with the Buyer, but without prejudice to any right or remedy which the seller may have in respect of such default.

    9. Cancellation

    (a) If the Buyer cancels or attempts to extend or delay the Contract or any part thereof or fails to take delivery of the Goods at the time agreed (if any) or if no time agreed, within a reasonable time, then the Buyer will be liable in addition to any other right of the Seller to claim damages to indemnify the Seller against any resulting loss damage or expense incurred in connection with the supply or non-supply of the goods or the performance or non-performance of the Contract work, including costs of any material, plant or tools used or intended to be used thereof and the cost of labour and other overheads including a percentage in respect of profit.

    (b) If the Seller is unable to procure any services or components necessary to enable it to supply the Goods or carry out this Contract as a result of any cause beyond the Seller's reasonable control, the Seller may cancel this Contract by notice in writing so far as it relates to goods not then supplied or work not then done and no claim shall then be made by the Buyer as the result of such cancellation provided always that the buyer shall remain liable to pay for goods delivered or any of the Contract work completed prior to the date of such cancellation.

    10. Designs and Alterations

    (a) Where the Goods are manufactured, altered or modified in accordance with the Buyer's instructions or according to drawings or design or specification supplied by or on behalf of the Buyer, no warranty is given by the Seller in respect of the practicability, efficiency, safety or otherwise of the Goods supplied, save as expressly agreed, and the Buyer will indemnify the Seller against all liability incurred by the Seller as the result of any such goods infringing any rights or provisions of any statute or regulation for the time being in force.

    (b) Any corrections or alterations to any printing proof may be charged as an extra under this Contract, and no responsibility will be accepted for errors in proofs approved by the Buyer after the submission to him of such proof.

    11. Buyer’s Materials

    Where the Buyer delivers materials to the Seller to enable the Contract work to be carried out upon them, such materials will be held by the Seller at the Buyer's risk, and the Seller will not be liable for loss or damage, whether consequential or otherwise, caused directly or indirectly to such materials and where the Seller carries out works to such materials the Seller will not be liable for any loss or damage to them or for any imperfect goods supplied, where the loss, damage or defect results from defects in, or the unsuitability of, such materials supplied by the Buyer.

    12. Termination

    This Contract shall be terminated immediately upon service of written notice sent by first class posts which shall be deemed to have been received on the day following posting and such termination shall be without prejudice to all rights obligations and liabilities accrued prior to termination on any one or more of the following grounds:

    (a) The Buyer has committed an act of bankruptcy, or entered into any arrangement or composition with creditors, whether formally or informally, or allowed execution to be levied on his property or obtained against him, or, being a Company, has called a meeting of creditors (formally or informally) or has entered into liquidation (save for the purpose of reconstruction or amalgamation) or has a Receiver appointed for its undertaking or any part thereof.

    (b) The Buyer has not observed or performed any of the obligations and duties imposed on him under this Contract.

    13. Goods for Return

    No goods can be accepted for return without prior agreement. No goods will be accepted for return after 7 days from the date of delivery. Any goods returned must be in original unmarked condition and packaging. Packaging that has been defaced, written on, damaged or marked in any way cannot be accepted for return. No credits can be issued unless these conditions are met. Items ordered specially on your behalf which do not appear in our catalogue cannot be returned under any circumstances.

    14. Trades Description Acts

    Products offered for sale may differ from those described or illustrated in this Catalogue due to later production changes in specifications, components or place of manufacture. The contents of this Catalogue are therefore not to be treated as representative as to the current availability of products as described, or as products actually for sale.






  • Site Banned Posts: 5,904 ✭✭✭parsi


    Originally posted by Ronan|Raven
    Just in the process of setting up an online store and wondering if there is a standardised set of terms and conditions that one can use on their site for online sales?

    Wouldn't this be something to utimately run by an actual lawyer rather than the resident boards lawyers ?

    Just to be sure to be sure...


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