Terms and conditions (T&C) are a set of rules and guidelines that define the legal relationship between a company and its customers or users. The purpose of T&C is to establish the rights and responsibilities of both parties and to ensure that both parties understand and agree to the terms of their relationship.

T&C are usually presented to users as a contract that they must agree to before using the company’s products or services. This is often done through a “clickwrap” agreement, where the user must click a button or check a box to indicate that they have read and agreed to the T&C.

It is important for companies to have clear and enforceable T&C to protect themselves from legal liability and to establish clear guidelines for user behavior. However, T&C should also be fair and transparent, and should not contain any provisions that are illegal or unfair to users.

It is also important to keep T&C up-to-date with changing laws and regulations, and to ensure that they are easily accessible to users. Companies should work with legal counsel to draft T&C that are accurate and compliant with applicable laws and regulations.

T&C are usually presented to users as a contract that they must agree to before using the company’s products or services. This is often done through a “clickwrap” agreement, where the user must click a button or check a box to indicate that they have read and agreed to the T&C.

It is important for companies to have clear and enforceable T&C to protect themselves from legal liability and to establish clear guidelines for user behavior. However, T&C should also be fair and transparent, and should not contain any provisions that are illegal or unfair to users.

It is also important to keep T&C up-to-date with changing laws and regulations, and to ensure that they are easily accessible to users. Companies should work with legal counsel to draft T&C that are accurate and compliant with applicable laws and regulations.