Terms and conditions when buying goods and services from another business
Businesses buying goods or services from another business should make sure the seller hasn't inserted any exclusion clauses and left you at a disadvantage.
Make sure you read the terms and conditions thoroughly before you enter into a contract for goods or services from another business. The principle of buyer beware applies. Businesses buying goods or services do not have the same rights as consumers.
Check whether there are any terms or conditions in the contract that may be too heavily weighted in favour of your supplier. Look for exclusion clauses. These are clauses which the seller might use to remove certain liabilities from the contract.
If you're unhappy with any terms or conditions in a contract a supplier has drawn up, don't agree to them without first checking your position. You might want to seek legal advice. You may wish to contact Consumerline for further information, Tel: 0300 123 6262.