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HOW WE WORK
These are our Terms and Conditions which govern
how we work with our clients and your agreement to work in
this way is an essential condition of our engagement. If you
would like to agree anything different, we are happy to discuss
this with you, but any changes must be agreed in writing.
WHO WE ARE
We are Business Moves Advisory Centre, a partnership.
Our principal office is located at: 10 John Street, London
WC1N 2EB.
Contact: Stuart Mitchell
Telephone: +44 (0) 1903 202754
Email: info@business-moves.com
WHAT DO WE DO
Where possible we will work for you according to an agreed
client Brief or Proposal (the “Brief”). Our consultancy
services include:
- Research, feasibility and cost/benefit surveys
- Location analyses and comparisons
- Premises search and acquisition
- Project planning and management
- Workplace travel planning
- Grants and incentives
OBLIGATIONS
- We will both work according to any agreed Brief.
- The advice and consultancy will be provided with reasonable
care and skill on the basis of our experience and knowledge.
- To get the best results for you, we will need your full
cooperation in providing access to information, your personnel
and premises.
- We will use our best endeavours to work to any agreed
timetable. Please work with us to achieve any given deadlines
and sign off our work or requests for approval promptly.
- We may engage third parties to undertake work for you,
subject to your prior approval. We will take full responsibility
for our own third party consultants and sub-contractors,
unless you engage them directly.
PAYMENT
- In consideration of our work for you, you will pay us
the agreed fees at the agreed time, subject to any changes
that we may agree in writing with you. If we have not agreed
a specific budget with you our standard charges will apply.
- Unless we have agreed a specific payment timetable, our
invoices are payable within 21 days of invoice.
- VAT will be charged in addition to our fees.
- We shall be entitled to vary our standard charges, by
reasonable amounts, by giving you 14 days notice. This will
not affect agreed fixed quotes, unless the project has been
delayed by you.
- If changes have been agreed to the original Brief, or
if events mean that we encounter unexpected variations in
our work, we shall be entitled to charge reasonably for
additional work. This is important to enable us to achieve
the best results for you.
- If you fail to make a payment, we shall be entitled to
suspend all work for you, to charge any due amounts immediately
and to charge you interest on any outstanding amounts at
the statutory rate of 8% above the Bank of England base
rate.
RESPONSIBILITIES
- If we have agreed to archive or store any materials for
you, we cannot be held liable for loss, theft or damage
to such materials.
- You appreciate that we are not a huge agency and that
we rely on your assistance to get the right results. You
acknowledge that the nature of consultancy work is that
we express our opinions, but do not warrant the outcome
or results of any of our recommendations. In providing our
advice to you we are largely reliant on the information
that you provide to us regarding your needs, preferences
and circumstances. Therefore you agree that we cannot give
you any warranties, indemnities or be held liable for any
loss of profit, special, indirect or consequential loss
or damage. Our entire liability to you (except in relation
to death or personal injury) shall be capped at the amount
of fees that you have paid to us for the specific project
in question.
ENDING OUR RELATIONSHIP
- Our obligations to you will naturally end once all agreed
work has been completed and paid for. However, in certain
circumstances either you or we may terminate our agreement
if the other party:
- has committed any serious breach of this contract and
(if it could have been remedied) has not remedied that
breach within 14 days of receiving notice from the terminating
party; or
- fails to pay any sum due to the other party within 21
days of receipt of an invoice; or
- becomes insolvent or bankrupt, cannot pay its debts,
ceases trading or otherwise appears to be in serious financial
difficulties.
- In addition to the above, you may ask to cancel the project
by letting us know immediately in writing so that we can
minimise the disruption caused and make the necessary arrangements.
- If you cancel the project or if we terminate it, you shall
be liable to pay us for all work done to and including the
date of cancellation/termination and any costs that we have
already committed to (such as through general preparation
work, booking subcontractors, and booking time for our own
personnel which cannot be easily transferred to other clients
etc) so far as they are unrecoverable. We will do our best
to minimise these costs. Any advance payment that you have
made to us for work on the project shall only be refundable
to you once we have deducted all of the above costs from
any unused part of such payment.
- Termination or cancellation shall not affect the accrued
rights and remedies of either of us up to such point.
PROBLEMS BEYOND OUR REASONABLE CONTROL
If either of us is affected by problems beyond our reasonable
control (such as act of God, war or military action, terrorism,
sanction, strike, fire, natural disaster etc) they must let
the other party know immediately. Neither of us shall be liable
to the other for delays in the performance or for non-performance
of our obligations to each other in these circumstances and
we shall agree on how to handle the situation in good faith
with each other.
GENERAL LEGAL MATTERS
- This contract will not create a partnership between us.
- Neither of us intends that any term of this contract
shall be enforceable by a third party, under the Contracts
(Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999.
- If either of us allows the other leeway on any obligation
owed under this contract, this shall not imply any waiver
of any rights under this agreement.
- We may change these terms and conditions at any time
by giving you 14 days’ written notice.
- This contract may only be amended in writing.
- English law will apply to this contract and any court
proceedings will be dealt with by the English Courts.
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