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It wouldn't. For a start, it sounds like this term is might(?) be listed in the invoice? But, even if it wasn't, it would most likely fall afoul of "consequence
by chrisacky 14y ago
It wouldn't.
For a start, it sounds like this term is might(?) be listed in the invoice? But, even if it wasn't, it would most likely fall afoul of "consequences of a breach" and "unreasonable terms" of Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977.
All the same, however, that doesn't necessarily mean that he can't include it.
- mmcnickle 14y ago"My terms, as stated in each invoice" Not only that, but terms on an invoice don't form part of the agreement for the work and are not enforceable. The invoice is issued post-work and hence post-agreement. The caveat is if you include pertinent terms from the existing agreement on your invoices for informational purposes.