Andy
I went to a local firm of solicitors to enquire about terms for clients and
also for contractors. This was a service they provided for free. I had an
idea of what it was I wanted and requested it be put into a format that
would be acceptable in the legal context. I soon discovered that what I
wanted to say and what was acceptable were quite different. For example I
wanted to say that all contract climbers must be free from drink and drugs
ect. This is apparently unacceptable and considered a control issue and
could possibly invalidate the agreement. So we say the climber must be fit
for purpose, after all he may be diabetic. I have seen terms from
consultants and they are always loaded in favour of the consultant and offer
the client very little, this can also be a problem. So I spent nearly 800
quid and have what I believe a document that works for me and them. I think
of this as being a bit like risk assessment. What you are looking for is a
generic work for a specific industry that can be tweaked to fit. Do the leg
work and get a document for YOUR business, site specific if you like. So to
return to the car if you borrow one and it has a major failure and hurts you
then tough but if you buy one and it fails well then that would be different
would n`t it.
Ben
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From: "jon heuch" <j.heuch@xxxxxxxxxxx.com>
To: "UK Tree Care" <uktc@xxxxxx.tree-care.info>
Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2006 8:13 PM
Subject: Terms & Conditions of Business
http://www.clickdocs.co.uk/terms-and-conditions.htm?gclid=CNG_2cux4oYCFSNJQg
odgHu2DA
£20 each for B2B and B2C contractual documents. If you can't afford that you
must be desparate!
You can also pick up an Au Pair agreement (but no au pair), shrink wrap
licence, plant maintenance (probalby not green ones), nanny agreement,
divorce papers and a whole lot else there.
Jon Heuch B.Sc. (For.) Hons., Ph.D., M.Arbor.A.
Principal Consultant
Duramen Consulting Ltd
tel 01233 XXX XXX mobile: 07810 XXX XXX
www.treefizz.com <http://www.treefizz.com/>
In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.
[In regione caecorum rex est luscus.]
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Erasmus, Adagia (III, IV, 96)
Dutch scholar (1466 - 1536)
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