General conditions
The General Conditions (the “Terms”) are a set of legal clauses defined by the owner of a website. They set out the conditions governing the activities of website visitors and the relationship between visitors and the website owner.
The Conditions must be defined according to the nature and specific needs of each website. For example, the Terms of a website that offers products to customers through e-commerce transactions will be different from the Terms of a website that only provides information.
The Conditions offer the website owner the possibility of protecting himself from possible legal disputes.
In general, what aspects should be covered in the General Conditions?
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Who can use the website, what are the requirements to create an account (if applicable)
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Main commercial conditions offered to customers
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Payment methods (credit/debit cards, PayPal, offline payments, etc.)
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Retention of the right to modify the offer
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Warranties and responsibilities relating to services and products
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Ownership of intellectual property, copyrights and logos
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Right to suspend or terminate your account
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Indemnity
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Limitation of Liability
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Right to change the Terms
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Jurisdiction for the resolution of any disputes
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Contact details
To receive more information on how to create a General Conditions page, you can consult thissupport article.
The explanations, information and examples provided herein are general in nature and not detailed. This article does not constitute legal advice or a recommendation as to what actions you should take. To receive complete information and assistance in creating your own General Conditions, it is advisable to request legal advice.