terms and conditions
Agreement's binding clauses
Terms and conditions are the rules and requirements governing use of a service, product, or agreement.
Often abbreviated T&C or T's and C's, these legal provisions appear as lengthy documents most people accept without reading: I scrolled past the terms and conditions and clicked agree.
The phrase implies bureaucratic fine print that protects the company more than the customer.
- clausesGrammatical or legal units
- stipulationsSpecified requirements or conditions
- severabilitySeparable contract clause doctrine
- agreementShared position between parties
- contractEnforceable written agreement
binding contract · enforceability · obligations · legalese · legal jargon · fine print · user agreement · clickwrap · dispute resolution · unconscionability · consumer rights · breach · checkbox · EULA · disclaimer · provisions · policy · signature
- legalesehereby, herein, hereinafter, hereof, hereto
- Legal Boilerplateprivacy policy, disclaimer, non-disclosure agreement, NDA, severability clause
- contractsbinding contracts, contract length, lease, clause, work contract
- procurementprocurement, purchasing, purchase order, bidding, subcontract
- ad rulesad disclosure, false advertising, ad ban, deceptive ads, misleading labels
- credit cardscredit card, loyalty card, cardholder, cashback offers, card number
terms and conditionshandshake deal
Unwritten mutual commitment
gentleman's agreement · verbal agreement · implied consent · word of honor · oral contract
terms and conditionsopt-out
Choose not to participate
refusal · rejection · decline · non-acceptance · withdrawal of consent
terms and conditionsno strings attached
Without obligations or conditions
carte blanche · unconditional · free rein · open access · no obligations
condition, terms, conditions, determination, intermediate, conditional, unconditional, interminable, indeterminate