Ireland—Determining whether standard terms and conditions should be used (B2B)—checklist

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Ireland—Determining whether standard terms and conditions should be used (B2B)—checklist

Copyright © 2025 LexisNexis

Published by a Lexis+ Ireland - Commercial expert

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This Checklist is designed to help a business decide whether it should be using its standard form terms and conditions for a particular transaction, or whether it is more appropriate to use a bespoke contract. This Checklist is designed to be attached to the front of the business’ standard terms document as a prompt to consider the issues before they are selected for use. It is appropriate for business-to-business (B2B) transactions only.

Standard form terms and conditions should be used to make a business more efficient, but they are not appropriate for all contracts. It is important that a business

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