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Website Terms and Conditions Sample

Website Terms and Conditions Sample

Website Terms and Conditions regulate the online transactions where you sell your products or services to clients. Take a look at our sample below, to get an idea of what yours will look like.

Your Website Terms and Conditions operate as a contractual agreement by explaining the terms of trade. Just like our sample, they must be accessible and transparent, being attainable from the home page and present through a ‘click to accept’ button, or sent by email, before a transaction has been conducted.

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Once customised, your document will look similar to our sample Website Terms and Conditions

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What does the Website Terms and Conditions cover?

Our Website Terms and Conditions include clauses setting out:

  • Product delivery;
  • Payment terms;
  • Refunds
  • Repairs;
  • Warranties; and
  • Cancellations

You can create your Website Terms and Conditions for FREE by signing up to LawPath today.

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