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These Advertising Terms & Conditions apply to every advertising agreement entered into between this publisher Landlord Action Ltd and the Advertiser (client) or their agents.

All advertising is offered on a first come first served basis. We reserve the right to refuse to publish an advertisement, copy, illustrations or artwork, at our sole discretion. We reserve the right to remove advertisements immediately and without notice for what we consider justifiable reasons or on receipt of justifiable complaints.

Definitions: Advertisement, Advertisements or Advertising includes all those advertisements accepted for publication by Landlord Action media. Publisher means Landlord Action Ltd via various trading titles (websites and printed media), hereinafter collectively referred to as Landlord Action Ltd. The Advertiser means the person, firm, company or agent who is the commissioning advertiser of the goods or service being promoted using one or more of the Landlord Action Ltd. References: all references to the singular shall also when appropriate be construed in the plural and vice-versa.

Communication of the Advertising Order to which this agreement applies and all notices given under this agreement or any communication between the parties with respect to any of the provisions of this agreement shall be either verbal or in writing and shall be deemed to be duly given and communicated if sent and received by telephone (messages are recorded), letter, fax or e-mail.

Orders for the insertion of advertisements in Landlord Action Ltd are accepted subject to the following:

1. The Agreement is specific to the Advertiser, and the Advertiser may not assign or transfer or otherwise part with the Agreement without the Publisher’s written consent. Where two or more persons are named as the Advertiser, their liability shall be joint and several.

2. The advertiser shall supply all artwork, logos, banners and copy of a sufficient quality for publication, to Landlord Action Ltd specifications and to agreed deadlines. The Publisher reserves the right to make any alteration it considers necessary or desirable and to require illustrations, artwork or copy to be amended to meet its approval.

3. Advertising copy shall be legal, decent, honest and truthful. It shall comply with the British Code of the Advertising Standards Authority, and with all other current UK & EU legislation.

4. Copy may be changed as required by the Advertiser, provided adequate time is allowed. Any request by the Advertiser for modification of the advertising material may incur additional charges and may require completion of a new agreement. The Publisher shall have no obligation to complete any such new agreement.

5. Advertising Orders are issued by the Advertiser as a principal.

6. The Advertiser shall ensure that it has all necessary rights, licences and consents to incorporate or to allow the incorporation by the Publisher of any materials provided by the Advertiser into Landlord Action Ltd to be published or otherwise made available on the Internet, and to link Landlord Action Ltd to any web sites owned by the Advertiser or any third parties to which the Advertiser wishes Landlord Action Ltd to be linked.

7. All media and Internet sites to which Landlord Action Ltd advertisements are linked and directed shall incorporate the full contact details of the advertiser including trading name, postal address, telephone number, VAT registration number where appropriate, and the registered office address and company registration number where the advertiser is a limited company.

8. All of the Advertiser’s rights to and its registered trademarks, which are incorporated into Landlord Action, shall remain the property of the Advertiser.

9. Copyright in all photographs taken by the Publisher and its agents and in all copy and artwork prepared by the Publisher or its agents shall be vested in the Publisher, and the Advertiser hereby assigns all such copyright to the Publisher.

10. The Advertiser agrees that questions and complaints from individuals accessing advertisements or any related materials and articles supplied by the Advertiser, goods or services offered by the Advertiser (excluding any supporting materials supplied by the Publisher) on Landlord Action Ltd shall be the exclusive responsibility of the Advertiser and the Advertiser shall indemnify the Publisher in respect of any claims or complaints brought against the Publisher.

11. Were the Publisher provides the facility for the advertiser to up-date their advertising on-line the advertiser shall do so at its own risk and the Publisher will not be liable or responsible in any way for mistakes or misrepresentation.

12. The Publisher shall provide the advertising service with reasonable care and skill in a professional and timely manner and in-line with the specification unless otherwise agreed by both the Publisher and Advertiser. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Advertiser acknowledges and agrees that it is technically impossible to provide an on-line service which is 100% free of faults and/or downtime and that the Publisher does not undertake to do so.

13. The Publisher may at any time vary the technical specifications of the advertisement service (or any part of it) for operational reasons.

14. From time to time the Publisher may carry out without notice maintenance to its equipment and systems, and shall use all reasonable endeavours to ensure that where possible minimum disruption to the service is caused.

15. The Advertiser shall report to the Publisher any faults or suspected faults in relation to the on-line display of advertisements as soon as the suspected faults come to the Advertiser’s attention.

16. The Advertiser shall keep confidential all passwords, security identification or encryption details relating to Landlord Action Ltd.

17. The Advertiser shall take all reasonable precautions to avoid supplying or uploading files that contain a virus or corrupted data.

18. All intellectual property rights in the existing and new copy used by the Publisher in the production of Landlord Action Ltd shall remain the property of the Publisher (or its licensors). The Advertiser shall not delete any trade marks or copyright legends or other statements of ownership from any of the copy in Landlord Action Ltd.

19. All goodwill arising in connection with any current or future trade names associated with Landlord Action Ltd and the logos of the Publisher shall belong to the Publisher.

20. The Publisher does not monitor or control and shall not be held responsible for the content of the web site, messages, bulletin boards, Forums or internet groups related to the Advertiser and forming part of the advertising agreement with Landlord Action Ltd. The Advertiser agrees that all such matters are its own responsibility.

21. The Advertiser agrees to indemnify the Publisher in respect of all costs, damages or other charges falling upon the Publisher as the result of legal actions or threatened legal actions arising from the Advertiser’s publications appearing in Landlord Action Ltd, published in accordance with the advertising instructions supplied to the Advertiser.

22. Unless specified otherwise, the Publisher shall issue invoices at the commencement of an agreed advertising period and shall renew and re-invoice the advertisement on a periodic basis until instructed not to do so by means of formal termination.

23. Termination by the Advertiser: must be in writing by letter, fax or e-mail giving not less than 10 days’ notice prior to commencement of a new advertising period. In the case of Newsletter advertising a minimum of 15 days’ notice prior to publication is required.

24. The Publisher reserves the right to re-design parts of or the entire web site/s as and to re-position or re-size and configure advertising and sponsorship accordingly, without prior notice.

25. The practice of deep linking may be necessary, thus enabling visitors to by-pass the Advertiser’s home page to visit specific areas of the web site directly. Advertisers are responsible for providing correct url links.

26. Positioning of advertisements is at the sole discretion of the Publisher except where a request for a specific preferred position is agreed between the parties. Material must be received by the agreed date; otherwise position may be lost, or reduced.

27. Whilst the Publisher makes every effort to display and serve all banner adverting on its websites and in emails in a way which optimises the Advertiser’s Search Engine Rankings (SEO), this cannot be guaranteed and no responsibility will be taken or accepted for any negative effects on SEO, or other negative connotations, whether the advertisement is served by the Publisher’s standard methods, or one specified by the advertiser.

28. Any advertisement can be cancelled without charge up to 10 days before its scheduled start date. Non-banner advertisements, company profiles or directory listings (where available) can be cancelled without charge up to 10 days before the scheduled start. Cancellation damages of 50% of the advertising contract amount will be due and payable to the Publisher by the Advertiser if the Advertiser cancels advertisements less than 10 days before the scheduled start date. After an advertisement period has commenced all advertisements must run their contracted duration as per the advertising order.

All new advertising accounts and all e-mail solus mail (shot) broadcast advertising must be paid in advance. All cheques should be made payable to Landlord Action Ltd.

All repeat advertising invoices are payable on the invoice date.

Outstanding payments after 28 days shall be subject to the penalties specified in the Late Payment of Commercial Debts (Interest) Act 1998

The existence of a query on an individual item in an account shall not affect the due date of payment of the balance on the account for remaining items that are not subject to the query.

The Agreement shall continue in force for the period agreed by both the Publisher and Advertiser or, in the absence of any agreed time, until cancelled in writing by one of the parties.

The Publisher shall be entitled to terminate the Advertising Agreement immediately by notice in writing to the Advertiser if the Advertiser, being an individual, company or partnership, is unable to pay its debts within the meaning of the relevant Insolvency Acts or commits an irredeemable breach of the agreement.

Termination of the Agreement shall be without prejudice to any rights accrued by the Publisher prior to termination.

The Advertiser shall repay the Publishers on an indemnity basis for all costs and expenses (including legal costs) incurred by the Publisher in (a) finding the Advertiser’s address if the Advertiser changes address and fails to notify the Publisher and (b) in recovering any sums due to it under the Agreement.

The failure of the Publisher to enforce or to exercise, at any time or for any period of time, any term of or any right arising pursuant to the Agreement, does not constitute and shall not be construed as a waiver of such term or right and shall in no way affect the Publisher’s right later to enforce or exercise it.

The placing of an order for an advertisement with Landlord Action Ltd shall amount to an acceptance of the above terms and conditions to the exclusion of all other conditions.

Should any of the statements or terms and conditions in this agreement be determined illegal or unenforceable for any reason by a court of law then such statement, term or condition shall be deemed severable from the agreement and the remaining statements, terms and conditions shall survive and remain in full force and continue to be effective, binding and enforceable.

These Terms & Conditions are governed by the laws of England and Wales and Advertisers agree to submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts of England and Wales.

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