Subscription Box Terms and Conditions Precedent
Do you need terms and conditions for a client who runs a subscription box business? Subscription boxes are tricky – there are ongoing payments and sending physical goods. But what happens if someone’s credit card has expired? Or what about if they cancel the box with 2 days notice? Or complain their box contains something they don’t like? Our Subscription Box Terms and Conditions Precedent is designed for lawyers to use and customise for their clients and covers this and more.
Do you need terms and conditions for a client who runs a subscription box business? Subscription boxes are tricky – there are ongoing payments and sending physical goods. But what happens if someone’s credit card has expired? Or what about if they cancel the box with 2 days notice? Or complain their box contains something they don’t like? Our Subscription Box Terms and Conditions Precedent is designed for lawyers to use and customise for their clients and covers this and more.
Do you need terms and conditions for a client who runs a subscription box business? Subscription boxes are tricky – there are ongoing payments and sending physical goods. But what happens if someone’s credit card has expired? Or what about if they cancel the box with 2 days notice? Or complain their box contains something they don’t like? Our Subscription Box Terms and Conditions Precedent is designed for lawyers to use and customise for their clients and covers this and more.
About the Subscription Box Terms & Conditions Precedent
The Subscription Box Terms & Conditions Precedent are precedent terms and conditions for businesses who offer a subscription box.
The Subscription Box Terms and Conditions Precedent:
· is for use by businesses that run a subscription box business. It is for use Australia wide and can be used in New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia, Tasmania, the Australian Capital Territory and the Northern Territory
· includes clauses relating to:
o formation of the contract to be accepted as click wrap terms;
o payment and payment terms, including agreeing to regular subscription payments;
o what may be included in each box (inclusions) and how the business owner can substitute inclusions where required;
o how a customer can terminate their subscription;
o clauses around allergies and other disclaimers;
o delivery clauses (customisable);
o what to do in the event of an issue with an item in the box and time limits on defect notification;
o refund and cancellation policy
o limitations of liability and disclaimers.
How to use this precedent
This precedent:
· requires you to complete the details in red text to complete it noting there should be no red text left once you customise it for your client; and
· is a general precedent drafted for Australian laws and does not incorporate any specific arrangements.
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