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1. Definitions

a) “Principal” means any advertiser or advertising agency and shall include their successors in title and assigns who gives an order as the principal to the contractor and as such is liable for payment for display of advertisement copy.

b) “Contractor” means the person, firm or company who accepts an order and shall include the contractor’s successors in titles and assigns.

c) “Advertiser” means any person, firm or company who acting as a principal gives an order.

d) “Order” means an order which incorporates these general terms and conditions of contract given by an advertiser or an advertising agency to and accepted by a contractor for the display of advertisement copy.

e) “Advertisement copy” means any advertising material intended for display by the contractor.

g) “Days” in the cancellation clause is calendar days and not working days.

i) “Month” means a calendar month; “half month” means a half calendar month.

2. Acceptance of terms and conditions

b) The principle shall be ultimately responsible for the payment of accounts and shall be deemed to have full authority in all matters connected with the placing of orders and the approval or amendment of advertisement copy.

c) All orders shall specify the name of the principal otherwise the order shall be deemed to have been rejected by the contractor and this rejection confirmed to the buyer. An order may be confirmed by the contractor by an order confirmation form which in the case of line by line bookings shall include details of individual sites booked. When order confirmation forms are issued, they shall be sent to the recognised office of the principles’ agent or to the recognised office of the principal if no agent has been appointed.

3. Acceptance and Display Advertisements

a) All art work must be delivered 2 weeks prior to campaign start date to artwork@limited-space.com.

b) All classic campaigns are posted over a 72 hour period from the in charge date.

c) In the event of a specific request to install a campaign outside of the above 3 day period then a dedicated install cost will be charged to Principle.

d) All date sensitive advertisements must be stipulated on signed booking form and will be subject to an additional removal charge

e) All rates include maintenance of the display to a good condition. In the occurrence of damaged vinyls the principal is fully responsible for the replacement of new vinyls.

f) If any site becomes unavailable, for whatever reason, such site may be substituted for a similar site within the same centre by prior agreement between both parties.

4. Cancellation

a) Below all orders and subsequent contracts may be cancelled by either party with 30 days written notice for Classic OOH and 14 days written notice for Digital OOH given at any time. In the event of notice being given after the start of the 30 (Classic) or 14 (Digital) day period before the in charge date the contract shall then be cancellable at the levels stated below. In all cases where the notice is given by the principle after the start of the 30 (Classic) or 14 (Digital) days before the in-charge date the principal shall pay the rate applicable to the period of display, namely:

Classic

Digital

100% within 14 days of in charge date.

b) For all displays of one calendar month or less, invoices will be raised on the first day of the in-charge. Payment is due on the 6th working day of the second month following the end of each month during which the display period falls, except for busy periods of display of three weeks or less which start in one month and finish in the next month, when payment is due on the 6th working day of the second month following the month in which the majority of the display falls.

c) For all sampling or experiential activations payment will be required prior to the start date of the campaign.

d) All barter bookings must be identified at time of booking and are subject to payment within 30 days of the day of in charge.

e) Settlements for invoices rendered are to be made in accordance with Clause 5. a) and, b) , in respect of any amount not received by the contractor by the due date, the contractor shall have the right to levy a surcharge of 2% of the outstanding amount, such surcharges being levied monthly until the outstanding amount is paid, with principle ultimately liable for payment.

f) The contractor shall have the right to cancel any order for display for more than one month in respect of which payment is overdue after the 30th day from date of invoice.

g) In the event of failure to comply with any of the provisions of this clause the contractor reserves the right by notice in writing to require any future accounts to be dealt with in accordance with Clause 5.c).

6. Warranties, liability and Indemnity

b) The principal warrants and undertakes that:

i) All advertisement copy will comply with all statutory and other legal requirements and provisions of the British Code of Advertising Practice.

ii) Will be responsible for obtaining and paying for all necessary licenses and consents for the posting of any advertising or copyright material contained or the appearance of any person in his advertisement copy.

iii) No advertisement copy will breach the copyright or other rights of or be defamatory of any third party.

iv) Will keep the contractor indemnified against all actions, proceedings, costs, damages, expenses, penalties, claims. Demands and liabilities arising from any breach of the above warranties or in any manner whatsoever in consequence of the use of any advertisement copy or matter supplied by or displayed for the advertiser.

i) Which does not comply in all respects with the principles warranties and undertakings detailed above, or

ii) Which differs in any material respect from the advertisement copy specified in the order at the time of booking or subsequent changed without the approval of the contractor. If the principal applies to the contractor for approval change, such approval shall not be unreasonably withheld.

And no claim on the part of the principal for damages for breach of contract shall arise and the sites reserved shall be paid for in full notwithstanding that the posters have not been displayed.

d) The due performance of any good order is subject to suspension variation or cancellation owing to Acts of God, strikes, lock – outs, inclement weather, and legal restrictions. In the event of suspension variation or cancellation for any of the foregoing reasons or for any other reason beyond the contractors control the contractor shall be entitled to be paid by the principle the full rate for the sites in question up until the time at which any such suspension, variation or cancellation occurs together with any other monies due and owing by the principle to the contractor.

e) If the contractor shall be liable for the non-display or damaged or incorrect display of any advertisement copy the contractor’s liability shall not exceed the charge for display of that advertisement copy for the period of non-display or damaged or incorrect display.

a) The contractor shall not be liable for the credit if the advertisement copy or artwork has not been delivered in accordance with the conditions outlined in 2a.

b) The contractor shall not be liable to give credit in respect of any damage to any advertisement copy or the incorrect or non-display of any advertisement copy if the defect is remedied within 5 working days.

c) All claims for credit shall be submitted to the contractor in writing within 28 days following the end of the period of display with sufficient information to enable the contractor to consider the claim. This is a reciprocated arrangement between both parties. The contractor shall not be required to consider any claim submitted after the due date.

8. Bankruptcy etc.

If the principal shall become bankrupt or commit an act of bankruptcy or make any assignment for the benefit of his creditors or being a company shall become insolvent or commit any act of insolvency or if any Petition for the winding up or administration of the company is presented or if any other step is taken for the purposes of the appointment of an administrator or an administrative receiver of the company of if any steps are taken or negotiation s commenced by the company or by any of its creditors with a view to proposing any kind of composition, compromise or arrangement involving the company and its creditors or if there shall be any breach by the principal of any other term or condition of this contract then it shall be lawful for the contractor by notice in writing to the principle to terminate the contract forthwith without prejudice to any right of action or remedy of the contractor then subsisting.

9. Notices

10. Jurisdiction

These terms and conditions are governed by English Law and the parties submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Court of England unless the contractor’s registered office is in Scotland, in which case Scottish Law shall apply; or unless varied by an individual contractor’s trading terms, agreed in writing with the principal.