General terms and conditions
General terms and conditions
General terms and conditions
General terms and conditions
General terms and conditions
General terms and conditions
The legal rules governing certain contracts are often not sufficient for the purpose intended by the contracting parties, or one of the contracting parties. In order to modulate the legal position of the contracting parties and the terms of the trade, companies should preferably provide for gerenal terms and conditions.
In order for the gerenal terms and conditions to govern your contractual relationship, only two criteria need to be met before the contract is concluded: (i) your co-contracting party must have knowledge of or had a reasonable opportunity to become acquainted with the general terms and conditions (ii) your co-contracting party must accept the application of the terms and conditions.
Although a correct set of general conditions has become essential in today's commercial life, it has all too often been established that companies either do not have a set of general conditions, that they have not been made correctly opposable or that the general conditions do not cover what the company had in mind and are therefore, in fact, useless.
Leeward draws up general terms and conditions tailored to your needs, taking into account your specific characteristics, corporate culture and commercial objectives.
Leeward also gives in-house seminars on how to make general terms and conditions (in a digital context) correctly opposable, what the difference is between general terms and conditions and invoice terms, and what must be taken into account when the co-contractor comes up with his own general terms and conditions.
Finally, Leeward assists you in all aspects related to this, both in the context of out-of-court disputes and legal proceedings.