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Terms and conditions
Terms & Conditions of Use
These terms explain how you may use the J.H. Underground Intelligence Ltd. website and engage its data intelligence services. Read them before sending information or relying on material published here.
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Read before use
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Core agreement areas
UK
Governing jurisdiction
24h
Written enquiry response
The essentials
A clear agreement for practical work
The following provisions apply when you browse this site, contact J.H. Underground Intelligence Ltd., or commission a service.
2. Site material
Articles, examples, and observations are supplied for general information. They do not replace professional financial, legal, or operational advice.
3. Service scope
A signed proposal or statement of work sets the deliverables, timetable, fees, assumptions, and acceptance criteria for commissioned services.
4. Ownership
Each party keeps ownership of material it supplied. Rights in a paid deliverable transfer only as stated in the relevant statement of work.
5. Confidentiality
Information marked confidential, or reasonably understood to be confidential, must be protected and used only for the agreed work.
6. Fees and payment
Invoices are payable by the date shown on them. Work may pause when an overdue balance remains unresolved after written notice.
Working principles
The useful details matter.
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Parties share duties
30d
Notice for termination
UK
Law applies here
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Written scope controls
Detailed provisions
Use the site with care
You must not interfere with the site's security, copy its material for commercial reuse, submit unlawful content, or use another person's credentials. You are responsible for the accuracy and lawful basis of information you provide.
J.H. Underground Intelligence Ltd. aims to keep information accurate and available, but pages may change, contain errors, or be unavailable for maintenance. A forecast, dashboard, or analysis depends on the quality, timing, and completeness of the source data.
To the extent allowed by law, neither party is responsible for indirect loss, lost revenue, or lost opportunity. Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot legally be limited, including liability for fraud or personal injury caused by negligence.
How the agreement works
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Review
Read these terms and the relevant proposal.
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Confirm
Agree the scope, fee, timing, and data access.
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Deliver
Each party meets its stated responsibilities.
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Resolve
Raise concerns promptly so they can be addressed in writing.
In practice
What a careful brief looks like
"The statement of work gave our team a firm reference point. We knew which source tables we owned, what the analysis would answer, and when review was due."
"We chose J.H. Underground Intelligence Ltd. because the agreement addressed data access before the project began. That made internal approval much easier and kept the first workshop focused."
Responsibilities and changes
Keep your records current
You should retain copies of material you submit and decisions made from a report. Contact us promptly if a result appears inconsistent with the agreed data or scope.
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Notice channels available
30d
Typical notice period
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Current terms page
Ending services
Either party may end an ongoing engagement with the notice set out in its statement of work. Fees for completed work and committed costs remain payable.
Policy updates
We may revise these terms when the site or services change. The latest version will show its effective date and applies to future use.
Governing law
These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales. The courts of England and Wales will hear disputes, subject to any mandatory legal rights.
Questions about these terms?
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Send the clause or service point you want clarified. We will direct your enquiry to the right person.
These terms apply to website use and agreed services.