With data protection law continuing to evolve, keeping your website up to date with the right documentation is crucial. This section has a detailed privacy and cookie notice, as well as many of the other documents you need to run a website, including terms & conditions for both the use of your website and the sales made on it, and domain name transfer documentation.
Use this document to create an agreement whereby one website (the 'host') places a link on their website to an organisation which offers products for sale. The host site will be paid commission at the…
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Use this document to create an agreement whereby one website (the 'host') places a link on their website to an organisation which offers products for sale. The host site will be paid commission at the rate you specify in this agreement for each sale brought about through the link.
A domain name is property and capable of ownership - it may be bought and sold - and this agreement records the sale of a domain name from one person or business to another. Currently in the UK there…
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A domain name is property and capable of ownership - it may be bought and sold - and this agreement records the sale of a domain name from one person or business to another. Currently in the UK there are no formal requirements for domain name sales or transfers to be evidenced in writing. Nevertheless, it is sensible to have a written agreement so that appropriate warranties and assurances are given.
If your business has a website, you'll probably use to it collect and store information from people who visit it, either by asking for it directly or by putting a cookie on their web browser.
Under UK…
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If your business has a website, you'll probably use to it collect and store information from people who visit it, either by asking for it directly or by putting a cookie on their web browser.
Under UK data protection law, you need to tell people about the information you hold, including how you'll use it and for what purpose. You also need to tell them about their privacy rights and how the law protects them. You can use this privacy notice to do this (it's sometimes also known as a privacy policy or privacy statement).
If your website doesn't have anywhere for users to enter information and doesn't use cookies, then you don't need this document.
You should also use our 'Terms of use for a website', which govern use of your website generally. If you make sales (i.e. take payments) via your website, you may also need our 'Terms and conditions for selling consumer goods or services on a website'.
This pack is intended for start-up businesses that are planning on offering services over the internet. It includes suitable terms and conditions for both a website selling consumer goods and services…
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This pack is intended for start-up businesses that are planning on offering services over the internet. It includes suitable terms and conditions for both a website selling consumer goods and services, and for the reverse of a goods invoice. It also includes a suitable privacy policy for a website.
This document is designed to be used on a website that has the facility to take payments (i. e. a basket). It creates standard terms and conditions for the sale of goods and/or services to consumers from…
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This document is designed to be used on a website that has the facility to take payments (i.e. a basket). It creates standard terms and conditions for the sale of goods and/or services to consumers from a website in the United Kingdom.
This document is not suitable if your business sells:
financial, leisure, accommodation and transport or catering services
digital content, except where it is provided on a 'tangible medium' such as a disc or memory stick
goods and/or services to other businesses
In addition to these terms, you should also use our 'Privacy and cookie notice for a website'. You may also need our 'Terms of use for a website', which govern use of your website generally.
Use this document to create the terms and conditions for the use of your website. It covers issues such as access, intellectual property and liability, with optional clauses regarding registration and…
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Use this document to create the terms and conditions for the use of your website. It covers issues such as access, intellectual property and liability, with optional clauses regarding registration and posting reviews. It does not cover the sale of any goods or services via the website (i.e. through taking payments online).
This document is not suitable if access to the website is on a subscription basis, or if the website allows the uploading of content (other than reviews).
You should also use our 'Privacy and cookie notice for a website'. If you make sales (i.e. take payments) via your website, you may also need our 'Terms and conditions for selling consumer goods or services on a website'.
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