Breeze Media Terms & Conditions

The terms and conditions which will apply to any work you commission from Breeze Media Ltd will depend upon a number of factors, including the type of project and technology involved. You may require to sign a contract agreement setting out the terms and conditions of your project.
 
In the absence of any such contract agreement, the following terms and conditions will apply:-

Purchase order/Written order

Work will only commence on receipt of an appropriate work order, written request or purchase order. This will form a legally binding contract and you agree to the following terms and conditions.
 
Copyright

Copyright of all scripts and designs will remain the property of Breeze Media Ltd unless otherwise agreed in writing by both parties.
 
Payments, Value Added Tax & Interest

All payments for the project will be subject to VAT at the current rate. Late payments will incur an interest charge as per the late Payments Act. Payment must be made on completion of the project.
 
Articles, imagery, content etc.

Breeze Media Ltd will not be responsible for providing or creating written content for your project. All imagery, text and articles are to be supplied by you. All content provided must be free of any copyright infringement.

Unorthodox/Non Standard requests

Breeze Media Ltd conform to web standards in all new projects. If any unorthodox procedures, designs or non standard design elements are requested then these will be charged at development rates. Note: Breeze Media Ltd does not design nor develop applications for AOL conformance. AOL is a proprietry technology. Any project requests for AOL type conformance will be charged at premium rates.

Cancelations
 
If you cancel the project at any stage, you will be required to make payment for the works completed.The unfinished work will remain the property of Breeze Media Ltd.

Payment must be made within seven days of the cancellation request.  Failure to do so may result in legal action.

The terms and conditions will be bound by the laws of Scotland