TERMS & CONDITIONS
Arora Creative Studio is a freelance company under a sole trader establishment registered with Ishika Arora. The terms and agreements on this page outline the contract we enter during the period of work between Arora Creative Studio and ‘Client’. The client will be referred to as “Client” and Arora Creative Studio as “Contractor”. Anything written and confirmed within the contract applies across all services whether communication was done via social media, website, email, telephone or any other forms of communication.
Before carrying out any work between the Contractor and Client the signed contract will act as acceptance of our services in compliance with these terms. Invoices must be paid in full when outlined in the full contract and by signing the contract the Client agrees to pay within the time frame set.
CHARGES
All charges agreed within the document are based around time and materials unless stated otherwise within the contract. All services are non-refundable due to the nature of our work and the time given for services.
All sales are final - once the contract is signed and agreed for there is no replacements or refund.
No monetary refunds will be given however other forms of refunds could be accepted such as alternative services.
All payments will be paid in the agreed time frame stated within the contract and are but not limited to either 14 days or 30 days depending on the service and outcomes of the work stated.
Client will own the copyright for all material created under this agreement, and contractor can showcase sample works from this project as portfolio pieces only with consent and approval from client.
Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of material published Contractor (Arora Creative Studio) takes no responsibility for statements made by contributors or advertisements or the loss arising from any non publication of any content.
There is no guarantee that the Contractor’s work will be completely error-free and so therefore cannot be liable to you or any third-party for damages, including lost profits, lost savings or other incidental, consequential or special damages, even if you have advised the Contractor of them. This includes any possible external contract breaches.