Hi Lawdit! I want to sell various personalised gift products via a website and a website only. I want to offer a wrapping service and charge an additional £3. Can I do this? Mandy
Consumer Act 2015 By Ethan Turner Year 11 student at Thornden High School The Act is split into three parts. Part 1: Consumer contracts for goods. Part 2: Covers unfair terms. Part 3: Contains miscellaneous and general provisions.
Consumer Act 2015 By Ethan Turner Year 11 student at Thornden High School The Act is split into three parts. Part 1: Consumer contracts for goods. Part 2: Covers unfair terms. Part 3: Contains miscellaneous and general provisions.
I bought a pair of football boots for my son the other day and needed to speak to someone concerning my order. I was on hold over the course of three attempts and over two days for some 18 minutes (never did get to speak to someone) a ‘specialist’ they say but what was so annoying was the fact that I was being charged 10 per minute and over 20 pence as I was using my mobile on one occasion. Is this legal?
I bought a pair of football boots for my son the other day and needed to speak to someone concerning my order. I was on hold over the course of three attempts and over two days for some 18 minutes (never did get to speak to someone) a ‘specialist’ they say but what was so annoying was the fact that I was being charged 10 per minute and over 20 pence as I was using my mobile on one occasion. Is this legal?
A trade mark, as we are all aware is an intangible asset which is imperative to a companyÂs brand, but what happens if the brand goes in to liquidation?
A trade mark, as we are all aware is an intangible asset which is imperative to a company’s brand, but what happens if the brand goes in to liquidation?
Looking into the changes the Small Businesses, Enterprise and Employment Act 2015 will bring about to the legislative frame work of employment law.
Back in the day the EU member states agreed that in order to promote trust online for both commercial and retail purposes Internet users would require protection by way of legislation.
Back in the day the EU member states agreed that in order to promote trust online for both commercial and retail purposes Internet users would require protection by way of legislation.
