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Draft my service agreement — free preview →SERVICE AGREEMENT
(Business to Consumer — __________)
This Service Agreement ("Agreement") is made between __________, incorporated in England and Wales (Co. No. __________), registered office at __________ ("we", "us" or "the Company"), and the individual named in the Service Order Form ("you" or "the Client").
This Agreement governs the provision of the Services described in the Service Order Form. By signing the Order Form or instructing us to proceed, you confirm your acceptance of these terms.
1. THE SERVICES
(1.1) We shall provide the services as described in the Service Order Form ("the Services") with reasonable skill and care, and in accordance with this Agreement.
(1.2) We may engage suitably qualified sub-contractors to assist in the provision of the Services. We remain responsible to you for the performance of the Services at all times.
(1.3) We shall perform the Services within the timeframes set out in the Order Form, or within a reasonable time where no timeframe is specified. Time shall not be of the essence unless expressly agreed in writing.
2. YOUR OBLIGATIONS
To enable us to deliver the Services effectively, you agree to: (a) provide us with accurate, complete and timely information, materials and instructions as we may reasonably request; (b) ensure that any information or materials you provide do not infringe the rights of any third party; (c) co-operate with us in good faith; and (d) notify us promptly of any changes that may affect the delivery of the Services.
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The law of England and Wales by default; Scotland and Northern Ireland are available where the document type exists there. The drafting notes behind each template are kept current with UK law.
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