Terms & Conditions
A LEGAL DISCLAIMER
The explanations and information provided on this page are intended as general guidelines on how to create your own Terms & Conditions. They do not constitute legal advice and should not be relied upon as recommendations regarding the specific terms you may wish to establish between your business and your customers or website visitors. Fortex Clinic cannot anticipate the unique requirements of your activities. We strongly recommend seeking qualified legal counsel to help you understand and draft Terms & Conditions that comply with applicable laws and accurately reflect your business practices.
TERMS & CONDITIONS - THE BASICS
Terms and Conditions (“T&C”) are a set of legally binding provisions established by you, as the owner of this website. They define the legal framework governing how visitors and customers may interact with the site, and they set the basis of the legal relationship between Fortex Clinic and its users.
The content of the T&C should reflect the specific needs and nature of the website. For instance, an e-commerce site offering products to customers requires different terms compared to a site that only provides information, such as a blog or landing page.
T&C also serve as a tool to limit potential legal exposure and clarify the responsibilities of both the website owner and its users. However, legal requirements may vary from one jurisdiction to another. For this reason, we recommend obtaining local legal advice to ensure compliance and full protection.
WHAT TO INCLUDE IN THE T&C DOCUMENT
In general, Terms and Conditions (T&C) address key issues such as: who is permitted to use the website; the accepted payment methods; a declaration that the website owner may modify or update its offerings in the future; the type of warranties or disclaimers provided to customers; intellectual property or copyright considerations, where applicable; and the website owner’s right to suspend or cancel a user’s account if necessary. A comprehensive set of T&C ensures clarity, defines responsibilities, and helps protect both the business and its users.