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Question: Do I need a website terms of use and business terms and conditions for my website or one or the other?

Answer:

This depends on the nature of your website and whether you are providing products, services or just information (such as a blog). If you are providing information and products or services then you should have in place both a Website Terms of Use (which covers your website generally and asserts your copyright) and Sales or Client Terms and Conditions which will cover users of the site that are purchasing products or services from you.

Edith Moss

Answered by Edith Moss

Edith is a lawyer at LegalVision. She currently practises in the Employment Law team which includes drafting business terms and conditions, employment and contractors agreements and providing advice on employment matters. In her past work experience, Edith worked for some of Australia's leading visual art and design organisations.

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