Overview

A Terms and Conditions Policy, which is also in common parlance known as Terms of Service, Terms of Use, or simply Terms, is a legally binding agreement that allows a person/corporation to protect themselves, the business, and limit their liability. A Terms and Conditions Policy establishes one’s legal rights and limitations in a written form. It primarily covers and seeks to outline how your Website or App, or any other technology is intended to be used. It also outrightly points out and explains the rights you have regarding your website or app or technology. Many times a customer’s agreement with the Terms and Conditions is implied, which means that there is an assumption that the customer agrees to the Terms by the virtue of entering and browsing your site, downloading information, purchasing products, etc. When looked at from a general perspective, having a robust Terms and Conditions policy for an E-commerce store/App or any other platform which is user-oriented, should contain the following clauses:

  1. Limitations of Liability
  2. Intellectual Property Protection
  3. Pricing and Payment terms, including shipping, returns, exchanges, and cancellations
  4. Product Information
  5. Dispute Resolution

Therefore, especially in modern times, it has become quintessential to get the Terms and Conditions policy appropriately drawn up and reviewed by professionals. It is also very imperative to gain an understanding pertaining to the clauses and the content of the policy in case an issue or dispute does arise. Our team of professionals at IP and Legal Filings (IPLF) are well versed with all factual and legal scenarios that are primarily required to engage in drafting a sound Terms and Conditions Policy.

What Is The Process?

  1. Firstly, it is very important to have a consultation with our team, in order to have a better understanding of the reasons for writing the terms and conditions, and after that, it is also essential to set some ground rules for the same before getting it drafted by a professional.
  2. Once the drafting of the Terms and Conditions policy is finalized between you and our professional team, it becomes ready to be posted in a noticeable location.
  3. The Terms and Conditions policy should be easily accessible through links on websites. It is pertinent to note that many companies have posted links to the Terms and Conditions policy usually in the footer.

Details Required

  1. Information collected from users and mode of such collection.
  2. Terms of your Service/Goods/Products.
  3. Protection of Intellectual Property on your website.
  4. Terms specifying warranties/guarantees, if any.
  5. Terms of Cancellation and Refund, if any.
  6. Contact information in case of any Grievance, Complaint, etc

Timeline

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