Service engagement terms
The general terms of a mandate. The mandate letter sets out the detail.
How terms are set
AT PAR TECHNOLOGIES W.L.L works with a client under a mandate letter. This page describes the general terms. The letter for each mandate sets out that mandate's terms in full, and a client should read the letter, not this page, before signing.
What a mandate letter covers
- The scope of the work and the deliverables.
- The fee and how it is structured, as explained under how fees work.
- The specialists involved, named to the client before the mandate starts.
- The data At Par may access, and the safeguards that apply.
- How changes to the scope are agreed, which is in writing.
- The limit on At Par's liability, the governing law and the forum for disputes.
Who does what
At Par does not carry out regulated activities. Audit, tax, customs, legal and insurance work is supplied by appropriately licensed firms, with At Par coordinating. Clients keep their own data in their own accounts.
Liability, governing law and disputes
Unless the mandate letter says otherwise, a mandate is governed by the laws of the Kingdom of Bahrain, and the courts of the Kingdom of Bahrain have jurisdiction over any dispute. The letter sets the limit on At Par's liability for the mandate. That limit does not apply to fraud or gross negligence, or to any liability the law does not allow to be limited. Questions go to hello@getpar.ai.
Related
- Legal and trustCompany details, confidentiality, terms, disclosures, complaints and security contact.
- How fees workFive fee structures, from a fixed project fee to a savings-based fee.
- Vendor relationships and disclosuresAny vendor or partner relationship is disclosed before a mandate starts.
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