1. These Terms and Conditions will come into effect when the entrant’s ticks the box to accept these terms and conditions during the signup process.

2. Book Online Limited (the publisher) will act as agents on behalf of client, advertising gift vouchers and event tickets, providing an online sales platform.

3. The publisher reserves the right to incorporate the material or any part of it into electronic media and to enhance images. Nothing in this agreement shall confer on the publisher the right to manipulate any image; a request by the publisher to manipulate an image shall not be unreasonably withheld. The publisher reserves the right to use and incorporate the material (both content and images) in any media or promotional activity.

4. The publisher shall not be liable to the entrant for any loss (including without limitation any consequential or economic loss) suffered as a result of: (i) an error or omission in the entry; or (ii) the exclusion in whole or in part of the entry; or (iii) system down time.

5. The entrant warrants to the publisher that: (i) it owns or is licensed to exploit the copyright in all the material submitted to the publisher, (ii) all necessary releases have been obtained; (iii) all rights conferred by Chapter IV of the Copyright Designs and Patents Act 1988 have been waived or observed; (iv) the material contains nothing obscene or defamatory; (v) the terms of the Consumer Protection Act 1984 have been complied with.

6. The entrant agrees to indemnify the publisher against all losses and liabilities, including legal costs, incurred by the publisher as a result of an actual or alleged breach of any of the warranties given in the preceding paragraph. The publisher reserves the right to conduct all proceedings arising out of such claims entirely at its own discretion, including the right to compromise claims subject only to obtaining the opinion of a competent legal practitioner in the field that such compromise is expedient.

7. The entrant agrees to have an existing Stripe.com online payment account prior to signing up to the publisher’s service.

8. The entrant agrees to the publisher automatically deducting application fees agreed in writing, along with any postage and gift box fees owing to the publisher as part of the sale (all fees plus VAT at the applicable rate).

9. The entrant’s Participation in the Publisher’s marketing activities described above shall be in force from the date of this agreement and shall continue to be in force until such time as the entrant gives the Publishers appropriate notice of termination.

10. Payments. Entrants contracting to pay by invoice on receipt will be charged 1.9% interest per month on all outstanding payments not received within 30 days of the invoice date. In the event that the entrant fails to pay any outstanding payments within 30 days of the invoice date for either participation under this agreement or subsequent electronic services contracted with and rendered by the Publisher on behalf of the Entrant during the period of this agreement, the Publisher reserves the right to suspend all activity on behalf of the entrant.

11. In the event of the entrant selling or transferring the establishment to another party for whatever reason, the terms and conditions of this agreement will automatically transfer to this new entrant in its entirety including fulfilment of any outstanding financial obligations.

12. To terminate the contract a 30-day notice period is required. Written notice to terminate must be signed by a principal, owner, or director of the entrant’s business and sent via registered mail to the Publisher’s offices.

13. This document constitutes the whole agreement between the entrant and the publisher. Any variation must be in writing and signed by the parties to this agreement.

14. This agreement shall be governed and construed in accordance with the laws of England and Wales; any disputes shall be resolved by the Courts within that jurisdiction.

15. The Publishers reserve the rights to alter the terms & conditions of this agreement by giving 90 days written notice.