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Do you have any venue hire terms and conditions?

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A contract for the hire of a venue is a contract for the supply of services. When considering the supply of services by a business, drafters should first consider whether the customer is a business or a consumer (business to business (B2B) or business to consumer (B2C)).

For information on B2B contracts for the supply of services, see: Supply of services—overview and Practice Note: Contracts for the supply of services—business to business, and for information on B2C contracts for

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