While GDPR will penalise companies for lengthy terms and conditions, it’s also up to the customer to read them. You may otherwise end up agreeing to clean portaloos.
By Staff writer
Contractual relationships are everywhere, in business and our personal lives, and so the question arises, do people always read what they sign” The honest answer for many will be no so do T&Cs matter?
As the owner of a business you already have plenty of issues that require your consideration. But above all else, Gemma Lingard of Gorvins Solicitors suggests bosses know more about the danger of drafting their own terms and conditions (T&Cs).
Why is it so important to have written terms and conditions in place when you do business” Here are the seven main reasons.
