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October 15, 2008 – 10:55 am by John GilesTerms, policies, disclaimers, rules and notices that appear on web sites are essentially agreements between the business who owns the web site and each user of the web site or customer.
They will be binding if the business has done what is reasonably sufficient in order to bring the existence of each one to the attention of the visitor or customer. There is a lot of case law on this issue. Please contact us for more information.
We suggest that the following should be placed at the foot of each page and should preferably be visible without having to scroll down.
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