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Limitation of Liability Vs. Disclaimer of Warranties Clauses
Businesses frequently include clauses for limiting liability or disclaiming warranties in a Terms and Conditions agreement. Although the two clauses and concepts are similar, they have different purposes and effects. However,...
Conditions of Returns and Customer Requirements Clauses
When you're selling online, be it physical goods, digital products, or services, you should always have a Return and Refund Policy on your website. A Return and Refund Policy sets out...
Payment Terms Clauses for Terms and Conditions Agreements
If you sell goods or services through a mobile app or a website, then you should draft and publish Terms and Conditions with comprehensive payment terms. Payment clauses set out your...
Terms and Conditions Agreement for Dropshipping
If you have a dropshipping business or run an ecommerce store, you should have a Terms and Conditions agreement in place. While there's no set template you need to use, every...
Privacy Policy for Dropshipping
If you run a dropshipping store, then you need to provide a Privacy Policy to inform your customers about what happens to their personal information when they use your website....
Return Policy for Dropshipping
If you run a dropshipping business, you should provide a Return Policy so customers know what happens if they're unhappy with a product they receive. There's no standard format for what...