Terms and Conditions
Disclosure of non-responsibility
The information provided on this page contains general information and does not detail its writing and proper terms and conditions. This article does not consider whether a legal consultation or a raccomandazione sulle azioni necessarie, so we cannot know in advance quali siano and termini specifici that desideri stabilire after your commercial activity and your clients and visitors. We advise you to obtain legal advice to receive assistance and assistance in the creation of your terms and conditions.
Terms and conditions: basic aspects
This, the Terms and Conditions ("T&C") indicate an information of legally binding terms and conditions of the website, in the quality of the owner of the website. I T&C establishes and legal limits that regulate the activities of visitors, or of your clients, when visiting or interacting with this website. I T&C have no scope to stabilize the report of the visitors and the users, in the quality of the owner of the website.
I T&C must be defined based on the specific nature and nature of the website. For example, a website that offers products to clients with eCommerce transactions rich in T&C is different from a website that provides only information (such as a blog, a landing page and things).
I T&C ti offrono, in quality of the owner of the website, the possibility of protecting gives a potential legal rischio, but may vary in a giurisdizione all'altra, per cui è bene assicurarsi di recevere a local legal advice in case desideri tutela in this sense.
Cosa includere nei T&C
In general, the T&C deals specifically with these types of questions: you are authorized to use the website; and possible payment methods; A declaration that the owner of the website may modify his offer in the future, and the guarantee that the owner of the website informs his clients, a possible reference to questions about the intellectual property or copyright, the diritto of the owner of the website may suspend or cancel the account of a member and other anchor.
To learn more, consult our article " Create Terms and Conditions for Use ".