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Freeway Motors Terms and Conditions

The terms governing access to and use of the Freeway Motors business-to-business platform.

Version 6.0 · Effective 31 July 2026

1. Definitions and Interpretation

1.1 Definitions

In these Terms:

Account means an account created for a Participating Business or an authorised representative of a Participating Business to access the Platform.

Content means text, vehicle information, appraisal information, photographs, videos, documents, comments, notes, contact details, data and other material made available through the Platform.

DRS, we, us or our means Digital Remarketing Solutions Ltd, company number 08676067, whose registered office is at Unit 4, Discovery Works, Trafford Park Road, Manchester, M17 1AN.

DRS Admin Portal means the separate DRS service through which authorised users may review and manage vehicle appraisal information and decide whether an Opportunity should be published to Freeway Motors.

DRS Remote Vehicle Appraisal means the separate DRS service used to collect and manage vehicle and appraisal information.

Freeway Motors means the business-to-business platform operated by DRS through which Participating Businesses may discover Opportunities, view associated information and communicate directly.

Opportunity means a vehicle opportunity made available through the Platform, together with the associated vehicle, appraisal, location, status and supplying-business information.

Participating Business means a motor-trade or automotive business approved by DRS to access the Platform. This may include vehicle retailers, vehicle-buying businesses, brokers, leasing companies, fleet operators and other approved automotive businesses.

Platform means the Freeway Motors website, software, account areas, vehicle pages, notification facilities, communication links and related functionality made available by DRS.

Services means the functionality made available through the Platform. It does not include DRS Remote Vehicle Appraisal, the DRS Admin Portal or any other DRS product governed by a separate agreement.

Terms means these Freeway Motors Terms and Conditions, as updated from time to time in accordance with section 17.

1.2 Interpretation

In these Terms:

  1. references to the singular include the plural and vice versa;
  2. references to a person include an individual, company, partnership, limited liability partnership or other legal entity;
  3. headings are included for convenience and do not affect interpretation;
  4. “including” means “including without limitation”; and
  5. a reference to legislation includes any amendment, replacement or re-enactment of that legislation.

2. About Freeway Motors

2.1 Freeway Motors is operated by Digital Remarketing Solutions Ltd.

2.2 The Platform enables Participating Businesses to:

  1. discover current vehicle Opportunities;
  2. search, filter and review Opportunities;
  3. view vehicle and appraisal information made available through DRS systems;
  4. view relevant location and supplying-business information;
  5. receive optional notifications about new Opportunities; and
  6. communicate directly with other Participating Businesses using the contact methods made available through the Platform.

2.3 DRS facilitates introductions only. DRS is not the buyer, seller, broker, auctioneer, agent or contractual party in relation to any vehicle negotiation or transaction between Participating Businesses.

2.4 DRS Remote Vehicle Appraisal, the DRS Admin Portal and any other DRS products or services are separate from Freeway Motors and may be subject to separate agreements, charges and terms.

2.5 Nothing in these Terms changes or replaces the terms governing a Participating Business’s use of another DRS product or service.

3. Eligibility and Registration

3.1 The Platform is intended exclusively for legitimate business use by approved motor-trade and automotive businesses. It is not intended for consumers or private vehicle sales.

3.2 A person submitting an application confirms that they:

  1. are authorised to apply on behalf of the business identified in the application;
  2. have provided complete, current and accurate information; and
  3. will notify DRS if that information materially changes.

3.3 DRS may request information reasonably required to assess an application, including business identity, trading-address, company-registration, VAT, website and contact information.

3.4 DRS may approve or decline an application or request further information. DRS is not required to approve an application merely because the applicant has supplied all requested information.

3.5 Approval confirms only that DRS has permitted the business to access the Platform. It is not:

  1. an endorsement or recommendation of that business;
  2. a guarantee of its identity, solvency, financial standing, professional competence or conduct; or
  3. confirmation that another Participating Business should enter into a transaction with it.

3.6 Each Participating Business remains responsible for carrying out its own checks before communicating, negotiating or transacting with another Participating Business.

3.7 By accessing or using the Platform after these Terms have been made available, the Participating Business agrees to comply with them.

4. Accounts, Approval and Access

4.1 An Account may be pending, approved, declined or suspended.

4.2 Only approved Accounts may access restricted Platform functionality, including current Opportunities and associated vehicle information.

4.3 A Participating Business must:

  1. keep its Account information accurate and current;
  2. keep passwords and other credentials secure and confidential;
  3. prevent unauthorised access to its Account;
  4. ensure that only authorised representatives use its Account; and
  5. notify DRS promptly if it knows or suspects that an Account has been compromised.

4.4 A Participating Business is responsible for activity carried out through its Account unless that activity results directly from a security failure for which DRS is legally responsible.

4.5 DRS may assign roles and permissions to Accounts and may change or remove those roles where reasonably required to administer or protect the Platform.

4.6 A Participating Business must not sell, transfer, share or make its Account available to another business or any unauthorised person.

4.7 Access may be declined, restricted, suspended, restored or terminated in accordance with these Terms.

4.8 Password-reset and account-recovery facilities may be provided for authorised Account users. A Participating Business remains responsible for ensuring that its registered email account is secure and accessible only by authorised persons.

5. The Platform and Services

5.1 The Platform allows approved Participating Businesses to browse and review Opportunities published through DRS systems.

5.2 Platform functionality may include:

  1. vehicle searching, sorting and filtering;
  2. current and recently expired Opportunity information;
  3. vehicle detail and appraisal pages;
  4. approximate vehicle and supplying-business locations;
  5. supplying-business contact details;
  6. links to communicate by email or telephone;
  7. links to external websites or communication services;
  8. new-Opportunity email notifications;
  9. notification preference and unsubscribe facilities; and
  10. other communication or account features introduced by DRS.

5.3 Recently expired Opportunities may be displayed for context but must not be treated as currently available.

5.4 Locations shown on the Platform may be approximate and must not be relied upon as precise collection, storage or trading addresses.

5.5 The Platform does not currently receive, administer or conclude vehicle bids, offers, purchases or sales on behalf of Participating Businesses.

5.6 Negotiations and transactions take place directly between the relevant Participating Businesses outside the Platform unless DRS expressly introduces a separate feature governed by appropriate additional terms.

5.7 DRS Remote Vehicle Appraisal and the DRS Admin Portal are the separate DRS services through which authorised users collect, review and manage vehicle information and choose whether to publish an Opportunity.

5.8 Unless otherwise stated, DRS does not currently charge a buyer or seller fee merely for browsing an Opportunity or contacting another Participating Business through Freeway Motors.

5.9 DRS may introduce subscriptions, per-vehicle fees, premium services or other charging models in the future. No new charge will apply to a Participating Business unless the charge has been communicated and the Participating Business has agreed to, or chosen to use, the relevant paid service.

5.10 Any paid Freeway Motors service may be governed by additional commercial terms. If there is a conflict, those additional terms will take precedence for that paid service only.

6. Publishing Opportunities

6.1 Opportunities are created, managed and selected for publication through DRS Remote Vehicle Appraisal and the DRS Admin Portal.

6.2 A Participating Business publishing an Opportunity is responsible for ensuring that:

  1. it is authorised to publish and share the relevant vehicle and appraisal information;
  2. the information is accurate, current and not misleading;
  3. it has the necessary rights and permissions for all photographs, videos, descriptions and other Content;
  4. publication complies with applicable law and any obligations owed to a consumer, vehicle owner or other person;
  5. unnecessary personal or confidential information is not included in photographs, notes or other Content;
  6. the Opportunity is updated or removed when it is no longer available or materially changes; and
  7. any advertised status, description or price information is supportable and used appropriately.

6.3 Publishing an Opportunity does not constitute an offer by DRS or create a binding obligation to sell or purchase a vehicle.

6.4 DRS does not independently inspect every vehicle or verify every item of Content before publication.

6.5 DRS is not required to monitor, investigate or approve every Opportunity or item of Content before or after publication. DRS may, without prior notice, reject, restrict, expire, suspend or remove an Opportunity or Content where DRS reasonably believes that it may be inaccurate, misleading, unlawful, infringing, unauthorised, contrary to these Terms or harmful to DRS, the Platform, a Participating Business, a consumer or a third party. DRS may make non-substantive formatting or technical changes where reasonably required to display Content through the Platform. Subject to section 15.1, DRS will not be liable for action taken in good faith under this section.

6.6 DRS may suspend publication facilities or Account access where a Participating Business repeatedly publishes inaccurate, misleading, unlawful or unauthorised Content.

7. Communication Between Participating Businesses

7.1 The Platform may enable communication by displaying or linking to business email addresses, telephone numbers and other communication features provided by the Platform.

7.2 When a Participating Business uses a communication link, the resulting communication may take place through an external email, telephone, messaging or website service. DRS does not control those external services.

7.3 Participating Businesses communicate and negotiate directly with one another. DRS does not:

  1. participate in negotiations;
  2. make or accept offers;
  3. guarantee that a communication will receive a response;
  4. verify statements made during communications; or
  5. supervise or conclude any resulting transaction.

7.4 Contact information obtained through the Platform must be used only for legitimate business purposes connected with Freeway Motors or another lawful purpose reasonably expected by the recipient.

7.5 Participating Businesses must not use Platform contact details for spam, harassment, unlawful marketing, unauthorised data collection or unrelated solicitation.

7.6 DRS may record limited information about the use of Platform communication links, such as whether a contact link was opened. This records an intention to use a feature and does not prove that a message was delivered, a conversation occurred or a transaction resulted. Further information is provided in the Privacy and Cookie Policy.

8. Responsibilities of Participating Businesses

8.1 Each Participating Business must:

  1. use the Platform lawfully, professionally and in good faith;
  2. provide accurate Account and business information;
  3. comply with applicable motor-trade, tax, data-protection, advertising and consumer-protection obligations;
  4. respect the rights, confidentiality and legitimate commercial interests of other Participating Businesses and third parties;
  5. carry out appropriate due diligence before entering into a transaction;
  6. make its own commercial, valuation and purchasing decisions;
  7. ensure that its representatives understand and comply with these Terms; and
  8. cooperate reasonably with DRS in investigating suspected misuse or security incidents.

8.2 Before purchasing, selling or otherwise dealing with a vehicle, the relevant Participating Businesses are responsible for agreeing and checking all relevant matters, including:

  1. vehicle identity and registration;
  2. ownership and authority to sell;
  3. outstanding finance or other third-party interests;
  4. provenance, mileage, condition and specification;
  5. inspection and appraisal requirements;
  6. price, VAT and payment arrangements;
  7. collection, delivery, risk and insurance;
  8. documentation and transfer requirements; and
  9. any warranties or other transaction terms.

8.3 Each Participating Business is responsible for obtaining its own legal, financial, tax, technical or professional advice where appropriate.

8.4 A Participating Business must resolve any dispute arising from a vehicle negotiation or transaction directly with the other Participating Business, without treating DRS as a party to that dispute.

8.5 A Participating Business will indemnify and keep indemnified DRS, its officers, employees and contractors against all liabilities, losses, damages, claims and reasonable legal and professional costs incurred by them arising from a third-party claim relating to:

  1. an Opportunity or Content supplied, published or authorised by that Participating Business;
  2. the ownership, authority to sell, condition, description, appraisal, negotiation, sale, purchase, payment, collection or delivery of a vehicle involving that Participating Business;
  3. an allegation that Content supplied by that Participating Business infringes another person’s intellectual-property, privacy, confidentiality or data-protection rights;
  4. that Participating Business’s breach of sections 6, 7, 8, 10, 11 or 12; or
  5. fraud, unlawful conduct or wilful misconduct by that Participating Business or its representatives.

8.6 The indemnity in section 8.5 will not apply to the extent that a claim results directly from DRS’s negligence, wilful misconduct or breach of these Terms.

8.7 DRS will notify the Participating Business within a reasonable period after becoming aware of a claim under section 8.5 and will provide reasonable cooperation, at the Participating Business’s cost, in defending or resolving that claim.

8.8 The Participating Business must not settle a claim in a manner that admits liability on behalf of DRS, imposes an obligation on DRS or adversely affects DRS’s reputation without DRS’s prior written consent. DRS may participate in the defence of the claim using advisers of its choice.

9. Responsibilities of DRS

9.1 DRS will operate and administer the Platform using reasonable care and skill.

9.2 DRS may:

  1. review Account applications;
  2. manage roles, permissions and Account statuses;
  3. provide and maintain Platform functionality;
  4. send operational, security and Opportunity notifications;
  5. investigate suspected misuse;
  6. moderate or remove Content; and
  7. update, maintain and develop the Platform.

9.3 DRS does not act as the buyer, seller, broker, auctioneer, agent, inspector, valuer, insurer, finance provider, delivery provider or contracting party for any vehicle transaction.

9.4 DRS does not guarantee:

  1. that any Opportunity will result in a communication, offer or transaction;
  2. the identity, solvency, conduct or authority of a Participating Business;
  3. the accuracy or completeness of Content supplied by a Participating Business, consumer or external system;
  4. the condition, quality, value, title, provenance, mileage or specification of a vehicle; or
  5. payment, collection, delivery or performance by a Participating Business.

9.5 DRS may assist with a Platform-related enquiry at its discretion, but doing so does not make DRS a party to a negotiation, transaction or dispute.

10. Intellectual Property

10.1 DRS and its licensors own all intellectual-property rights in:

  1. the Platform and its software;
  2. the Freeway Motors and DRS names, branding and designs;
  3. Platform layouts, databases and documentation; and
  4. Content created by or for DRS.

10.2 Except where permitted by law or expressly authorised by DRS, a Participating Business must not copy, modify, distribute, sell, license, reverse-engineer or commercially exploit any part of the Platform.

10.3 A Participating Business retains ownership of Content that it supplies, subject to any rights held by a consumer, vehicle owner, photographer, licensor or other third party.

10.4 The Participating Business grants DRS a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to host, copy, process, adapt for technical purposes, display and distribute its Content to the extent reasonably necessary to:

  1. operate and provide the Platform and related DRS services;
  2. publish and display Opportunities;
  3. make Content available to Participating Businesses;
  4. maintain security, backups and records; and
  5. comply with legal obligations.

10.5 The Participating Business confirms that it has authority to grant the licence in section 10.4.

10.6 The licence ends when the Content is no longer reasonably required for those purposes, except where continued retention is necessary for backups, legal obligations, dispute resolution or legitimate recordkeeping.

10.7 A Participating Business must not remove, obscure or alter any intellectual-property notice displayed on the Platform.

11. Acceptable Use

11.1 A Participating Business must not:

  1. use the Platform for an unlawful, fraudulent or misleading purpose;
  2. publish false, inaccurate, defamatory, infringing or unauthorised Content;
  3. impersonate another person or business;
  4. attempt to gain unauthorised access to an Account, system, server or data;
  5. introduce malware, viruses, harmful code or disruptive material;
  6. interfere with the security, availability or proper operation of the Platform;
  7. scrape, harvest, extract or systematically copy Platform data without written permission from DRS;
  8. use automated systems to access the Platform in a manner not authorised by DRS;
  9. reverse-engineer or attempt to discover the source code of the Platform, except where that restriction is prohibited by law;
  10. use another Participating Business’s information for harassment, spam or unrelated marketing;
  11. share Platform Content with unauthorised third parties;
  12. bypass access controls, usage limits or security measures; or
  13. encourage, assist or permit another person to do any of the above.

11.2 A Participating Business must notify DRS promptly if it becomes aware of unlawful Content, misuse, unauthorised access or a security vulnerability affecting the Platform.

11.3 DRS may investigate suspected breaches and take proportionate action under section 16.

12. Privacy and Data Protection

12.1 DRS processes personal information in connection with Freeway Motors as described in the current Freeway Motors Privacy and Cookie Policy.

12.2 Each Participating Business must comply with applicable data-protection law when collecting, publishing, accessing, using or sharing personal information through the Platform or related DRS services.

12.3 Where DRS processes personal information as a processor on behalf of a Participating Business, that processing will be governed by a separate written Data Processing Agreement entered into alongside the relevant DRS service agreement and complying with applicable data-protection law. The Participating Business must enter into and comply with that Data Processing Agreement before instructing DRS to carry out the relevant processing.

12.4 A Participating Business must ensure that it has an appropriate lawful basis, provides required privacy information and obtains any necessary permission before submitting personal information or vehicle Content to DRS or Freeway Motors.

12.5 A Participating Business must not use personal information obtained through the Platform for an incompatible or unlawful purpose.

12.6 The use of cookies and similar technologies is described in the Privacy and Cookie Policy.

13. Platform Availability and Changes

13.1 DRS will use reasonable efforts to make the Platform available, but continuous or uninterrupted availability is not guaranteed.

13.2 The Platform may be unavailable because of:

  1. maintenance or updates;
  2. security requirements;
  3. technical faults;
  4. failures affecting hosting, communications or third-party services;
  5. events outside DRS’s reasonable control; or
  6. changes required by law or regulation.

13.3 DRS may maintain, repair, update, replace, remove or introduce Platform features.

13.4 Platform features, presentation, communication methods and commercial models may evolve over time.

13.5 DRS will use reasonable efforts to avoid changes that materially and adversely affect existing Participating Businesses without reasonable notice, unless an immediate change is required for security, legal, technical or operational reasons.

13.6 DRS may discontinue the Platform or a material part of it by giving reasonable notice where practicable.

13.7 A Participating Business is responsible for maintaining suitable internet access, devices, software and security arrangements necessary to use the Platform.

14. Disclaimers

14.1 The Platform is a business introduction and information service. It is not a vehicle inspection, valuation, auction, payment, escrow, finance, insurance, transport or dispute-resolution service.

14.2 Opportunities, appraisals and other Content may originate from Participating Businesses, consumers, external data sources or separate DRS systems. DRS does not guarantee that such Content is accurate, complete, current or suitable for a particular purpose.

14.3 Distances and locations displayed on the Platform may be approximate.

14.4 A Participating Business must independently verify all information material to a proposed transaction.

14.5 To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Platform is provided on an “as available” basis. DRS does not warrant that it will be uninterrupted, error-free or free from every vulnerability.

14.6 Nothing on the Platform constitutes legal, financial, tax, valuation, mechanical or other professional advice.

14.7 Nothing displayed on the Platform creates a binding offer, acceptance or vehicle transaction involving DRS.

14.8 Except as expressly stated in these Terms, and to the fullest extent permitted by law, all warranties, conditions and other terms that might otherwise be implied by statute, common law or otherwise are excluded. Nothing in this section excludes DRS’s obligation under section 9.1 to operate and administer the Platform using reasonable care and skill or any term that cannot lawfully be excluded.

14.9 Where the Platform makes available an automated or artificial-intelligence-assisted appraisal, classification, search result, recommendation or other output:

  1. the output is provided as decision-support information only;
  2. the output may depend on incomplete, inaccurate or third-party source data;
  3. DRS does not guarantee that the output is accurate, complete, unbiased or suitable for a particular transaction;
  4. the output does not constitute a vehicle inspection, valuation, offer or professional advice; and
  5. the Participating Business must apply appropriate human judgment, verify information material to its decision and must not rely solely on the output when purchasing, selling, valuing or otherwise dealing with a vehicle.

15. Limitation of Liability

15.1 Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability for:

  1. death or personal injury caused by negligence;
  2. fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation; or
  3. any other liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.

15.2 Subject to section 15.1, DRS will not be liable for:

  1. any negotiation, agreement, transaction, dispute or failure between Participating Businesses;
  2. the acts, omissions, statements, solvency or conduct of a Participating Business or third party;
  3. the accuracy, completeness or legality of Content supplied by a Participating Business, consumer or external source;
  4. a vehicle’s identity, title, provenance, finance status, mileage, condition, specification, value or suitability;
  5. payment, collection, delivery, insurance or transfer of a vehicle;
  6. loss resulting from a Participating Business failing to carry out appropriate due diligence;
  7. loss caused by unauthorised Account use resulting from the Participating Business’s failure to protect its credentials; or
  8. an external website, communication provider, hosting provider, mapping service or other third-party service outside DRS’s reasonable control.

15.3 Subject to section 15.1, DRS will not be liable for any indirect or consequential loss or for any loss of profit, revenue, business, opportunity, anticipated savings, goodwill, reputation or data.

15.4 Subject to section 15.1, DRS’s total aggregate liability arising out of or in connection with Freeway Motors, whether in contract, tort, negligence, misrepresentation, breach of statutory duty or otherwise, will not exceed the greater of:

  1. the total fees paid by the Participating Business to DRS for the relevant Platform feature or Service governed by these Terms during the 12 months immediately preceding the event giving rise to the claim; or
  2. £100.

15.5 Fees paid for DRS Remote Vehicle Appraisal, the DRS Admin Portal or another separate DRS service are not treated as fees paid for use of the Platform unless the applicable commercial agreement expressly states otherwise.

15.6 Each limitation and exclusion in this section applies separately and to the fullest extent permitted by law.

15.7 Nothing in these Terms limits any rights or remedies arising under a separate agreement for another DRS product or service. Any claim relating to that service will be governed by its applicable agreement.

16. Suspension and Termination

16.1 DRS may restrict, suspend or terminate an Account or its access to some or all of the Platform where reasonably necessary, including where:

  1. registration or Account information is false, incomplete or misleading;
  2. the Participating Business is no longer eligible to use the Platform;
  3. the Participating Business breaches these Terms;
  4. DRS reasonably suspects fraud, unlawful conduct, misuse or a security risk;
  5. the Participating Business publishes inaccurate, unlawful, infringing or unauthorised Content;
  6. the Account has been compromised or used without authority;
  7. suspension is necessary to protect DRS, another Participating Business, a consumer, the Platform or a third party;
  8. DRS is required to act by law, regulation, court order or a competent authority; or
  9. DRS discontinues the Platform or relevant Service.

16.2 DRS may suspend access while it investigates a suspected breach or security issue.

16.3 Where appropriate, DRS may request information or corrective action before deciding whether to restore access.

16.4 DRS will give notice of suspension or termination where reasonably practicable. Immediate action may be taken where required for security, legal, fraud-prevention or urgent operational reasons.

16.5 A Participating Business may stop using the Platform and request closure of its Account by contacting DRS.

16.6 On suspension or termination:

  1. the Participating Business may lose access to restricted Platform functionality;
  2. DRS may remove or cease displaying its Opportunities;
  3. the Participating Business remains responsible for obligations and transactions arising before suspension or termination; and
  4. DRS may retain information where reasonably necessary for legal obligations, security, audit, dispute resolution or legitimate recordkeeping.

16.7 Termination of Freeway Motors access does not automatically terminate a separate agreement for DRS Remote Vehicle Appraisal, the DRS Admin Portal or another DRS service.

16.8 Sections intended by their nature to continue after termination will remain effective, including sections 8, 10, 12, 14, 15, 16.6, 17 and 18.

16.9 DRS may terminate an Account or its access to the Platform for any lawful business reason by giving not less than 30 days’ notice. Where the Participating Business has prepaid fees specifically for a period of Platform access falling after the termination date, DRS will refund those fees on a proportionate basis unless the applicable additional terms state otherwise. This does not restrict DRS’s right to take immediate action under sections 16.1–16.4.

17. General Legal Provisions

17.1 Entire agreement

These Terms and any additional terms expressly applicable to a Platform feature constitute the agreement between DRS and the Participating Business concerning Freeway Motors. They do not replace a separate agreement for another DRS product or service.

Nothing in this section excludes liability for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation.

17.2 Changes to these Terms

DRS may update these Terms to reflect changes to the Platform, commercial arrangements, law, regulation, security requirements or business practices.

DRS will make the current version available on the Platform and will update the effective date. Where a change materially affects Participating Businesses, DRS will provide reasonable notice where practicable.

Continued use of the Platform after an updated version takes effect constitutes acceptance of the updated Terms. A Participating Business that does not agree to an update must stop using the Platform and may request closure of its Account.

17.3 Assignment

A Participating Business may not assign, transfer or otherwise dispose of its rights or obligations under these Terms without DRS’s prior written consent.

DRS may assign or transfer its rights and obligations to an affiliate, successor or purchaser of the relevant business or assets, provided this does not materially reduce the Participating Business’s rights.

17.4 No waiver

A failure or delay by either party to exercise a right or remedy does not waive that right or remedy. A waiver is effective only if it is given in writing and applies only to the circumstances for which it is given.

17.5 Severability

If any provision of these Terms is found to be unlawful, invalid or unenforceable, that provision will be treated as modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it enforceable. If it cannot be modified, it will be removed. The remaining provisions will continue in effect.

17.6 No partnership or agency

Nothing in these Terms creates a partnership, joint venture, employment relationship, fiduciary relationship or agency between DRS and a Participating Business.

No Participating Business has authority to bind DRS or make a commitment on DRS’s behalf.

17.7 Third-party rights

A person who is not DRS or the relevant Participating Business has no right to enforce these Terms under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999.

17.8 Notices

DRS may send Account and Platform notices to the email address registered to the Account or display them through the Platform.

A Participating Business is responsible for maintaining an accurate and monitored email address.

Formal notices to DRS must be sent to:

Digital Remarketing Solutions Ltd
Unit 4, Discovery Works
Trafford Park Road
Manchester
M17 1AN

Email: [email protected]

17.9 Force majeure

Neither party will be liable for delay or failure caused by circumstances beyond its reasonable control, except that this does not excuse a Participating Business from a payment obligation already due.

17.10 Order of precedence

If there is a conflict between these Terms and specific additional terms accepted for a paid or additional Platform feature, the specific additional terms will take precedence only in relation to that feature.

18. Governing Law and Jurisdiction

18.1 These Terms and any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with them, their subject matter or formation are governed by the laws of England and Wales.

18.2 The courts of England and Wales have exclusive jurisdiction to settle any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with these Terms, their subject matter or formation.

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