Terms & Conditions
Hotdesk, Meeting rooms, Day pass, Virtual Office

Definitions:

  • The ‘Agreement’ means the eOffice Service Agreement;
  • The ‘Provider’ means eOffice;
  • The ‘Member’ means the signatory of the Agreement.
  • The ‘Service(s)’ means any service/product selected by the Member

1. ACKNOWLEDGMENT AND ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS OF USE.
The Service(s) are offered to the Member conditional on their acceptance of the Terms & Conditions contained in the Agreement, without modification.

 

2. SERVICES

2.1 BUSINESS ADDRESS

2.1.1 Depending on the Service(s) chosen, the Member is entitled to use the Provider’s business address(es) as stated in the Agreement.
2.2.2 The Member warrants that it will not use any of the business address(es) for any obscene, illegal, immoral or defamatory purposes and will not in any way bring the provider into disrepute. 
2.1.3 The Member will not in any way use or combine the Provider’s name, in whole or in part, for the purpose of trading activities. 
2.1.4 Mail will be handled according to instructions specified by the Member, and the Member will be responsible for all resulting forwarding and service charges.
2.1.5 If the Provider has been instructed to forward mail, neither the Provider nor its agents shall be responsible for any delay or loss of mail during the forwarding process. The Provider will not be liable for any loss sustained as a result of any mechanical breakdown, strike, delay or failure of any staff, manager or caretaker to perform their duties. 
2.1.6 The Provider will not accept any items exceeding 5kg in weight, 18 inches in any dimension or 1 cubic foot in volume, nor any item containing any dangerous, live or perishable goods. The Provider shall be entitled in its absolute discretion to return uncollected items or refuse to accept any quantity of items it considers to be unreasonable or unlawful. 
2.1.7 In the event that the Provider receives more than 100 items of mail per month on behalf of the Member, the Member shall then pay a handling fee as per the current price list.
2.1.8 In case the Member is collecting mail, mail collection is available between the hours of 8.30 AM to 5:30 PM on weekdays (other than UK bank and public holidays).
2.1.9 Upon termination of this Agreement, the Member agrees that all mail thereafter will be marked by the Provider “return to sender,” and no further mail or deliveries will be accepted. 
2.1.10 The Member agrees to abide by all rules and regulations of the country. Any violation of regulations may result in termination of Services by the Provider and may subject the violator to fines or imprisonment.
2.1.11 In the event of any parcel, chattel, packet or other object than mail addressed to the Member being delivered to the Premises, the Provider will bear no responsibility for such item/s in the event of the Member or the sender failing to remove the same within one month of receiving notice from the Provider of receipt of such item.

2.2. TELEPHONE ANSWERING
2.2.1 The Provider will supply the Member with a dedicated telephone number, with either an automated or live answering service. 
2.2.2 The Provider, where required, shall forward calls to the Member at a single telephone number nominated by the Member and, if required to up to 3 employees at an additional charge per employee. The Provider agrees to handle 100 incoming calls per month. 
2.2.3 The transmission of messages shall be made between the hours of 8.30 AM and 5.30 AM weekdays (other than UK bank and public holidays).
Messages shall be sent by email or SMS, depending on the option chosen by the Member. 2.2.4 The Provider will not be liable for any loss of messages sustained as a result of any breakdown, delay, failure of the software/telcoms systems or failure of any staff, manager or caretaker to perform their duties. 
2.2.5 The Provider will charge for call forwarding, message forwarding, extra lines, extra incoming calls, extra messages and forwarding fees to the Member, as per the Provider’s current price list.
2.2.6 The telephone number remains the property of the Provider.
2.2.7 The Member or employee may alter the call forwarding number, subject to at least 1 working day’s notice to the Provider. For any number altered more than once in any period of 7 days, the Provider will charge an administration fee as per the current price list, for each additional number change. 
If the Member requires additional lines (and the Provider consents to the same), a further monthly fee for each additional line shall be required.


2.3 USE OF THE PROVIDER FACILITIES

2.3.1 The Provider will supply the following accommodation services to the Member during business opening hours (which may change from time to time), Monday to Friday (other than UK public and bank holidays).
2.3.1.1 Hotdesking Members will use a workstation (being the desk and chair), including an Internet connection, up to the number of hours included in their package. The Provider may, at any time and  at its absolute discretion, assign the Member to any workstation in the business centre. If no workstation is available for use to the Member, the Provider can, at its discretion, offer usage of internal meeting rooms in lieu of this.
2.3.1.2 Dedicated desk Members will use an assigned workstation (being the desk, chair and storage cabinet but excluding any internet connection and telephone facilities). The provider may at any time, and at its absolute discretion, assign the Member to a different workstation than that previously used, in a different location within the business centre.
2.3.2 The Provider will supply the heating, lighting, cleaning and maintenance of the workstation and the business centre;
2.3.3 The Provider will allow the use in common with others of equipment and those parts of the business centre intended by the Provider for use by the Member and others including the kitchen (if any) and communal areas.
2.3.4 At the discretion of the Provider, the dedicated desk Members shall have access to the business centre from 7 AM to 12 PM, Monday to Sunday (or other access hours when agreed upon in writing with the Provider). Members will be given an entry access card or fob. This card/fob remains the property of the Provider at all times. The Member must immediately give notice of lost entry cards/fobs.  Notice of lost entry cards/fobs must be given immediately to the Provider, and a handling/replacement fee will apply.
2.3.5 No visitors will be allowed in the business centre before and after reception opening hours, during weekends, bank holidays, and public holidays. The Member must book a day pass or a meeting room for all their visitors.
2.3.6 On moving in, the dedicated desk Member may be asked to sign an inventory of all workstations, furniture and equipment permitted for use, together with a note of their condition and details of the cards or entry keys issued to the Member.

2.4 MEETING, CONFERENCE ROOMS
2.4.1 The Provider entitles Members and Non-Members to hire meeting rooms and conference services by the day, half day or hour from the Provider and its affiliates. 
2.4.2 Use of any facilities will be subject to (i) availability of the facilities; (ii) payment of all fees and charges incurred in reserving and/or using the facilities; and (iii) compliance with the Terms & Conditions and/or house rules applicable to the facilities. 
2.4.3 Unless otherwise agreed in writing, settlement of all fees and charges incurred in reserving and/or using the facilities is to be made by the Member or Non-Member prior to use and shall not be considered guaranteed until written confirmation has been provided by the Member or Non-Member. 
2.4.4 Cancellations or changes received within 48 hours notice prior to the reserved date will be charged at 100% of the total cost and at 50% of the total cost for more r than 48 hours notice. Any cost incurred to third-party suppliers (e.g. caterers or equipment suppliers) as a result of cancellation/change will be payable in full by the Member or Non-Member. 
2.4.5 Reservations made via a Third-Party provider are not guaranteed in any way and no pricing structure is guaranteed for reservations not made specifically with the Provider. 
2.4.6 A notice from the Member or Non-Member to change or cancel an existing reservation must be made in writing and sent by email to hello@eoffice.net. 

2.5 EOFFICE YEARLY MEMBERSHIP

2.5.1 The eOffice Yearly Membership covers the Member’s initial set-up to access the business centre, maintenance of the Members account and access to a network of international partner providers.
2.5.2 The eOffice Yearly Membership may only be used by the Member and is not transferable to third parties.
2.5.3 The eOffice Yearly Membership shall (subject to the Provider’s rights of determination in accordance with these Terms & Conditions) subsist for a minimum period of one year from the commencement date specified in the Agreement.

2.6 USE OF OTHER SERVICES

Any other services such as telephone, call/mail forwarding, printing, copying or internet broadband connection will be charged as per the Provider’s current rate.

2.7 MODIFICATIONS TO THE SERVICE.
2.7.1 The Provider reserves the right to modify or discontinue all or part of the Service, temporarily or permanently, with or without notice to the Member, and is under no obligation to support or update the Service. 
2.7.2 The amended Terms & Conditions shall be effective immediately after publication on the Provider’s website, www.eoffice.co.uk. The Member’s continued use of the Service after posting the amended Terms & Conditions on the site constitutes:(i) acknowledgement of the Terms & Conditions and its modifications by the Member; and (ii) Agreement to abide and be bound by the Terms & Conditions, as amended. 
2.7.3 The Member acknowledges and agrees that the Provider shall not be liable to the Member or any third party in the event that the Provider exercises its right to modify or discontinue all or part of the Service.
2.7.4 The Company reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to change user pricing upon 30 days’ notice. 

3 PAYMENT

3.1 The Member registration, set up fees (if applicable) and recurring monthly fees are payable in advance and are non-refundable. 
3.2 The Member agrees that the Provider may submit charges for his monthly service fee each month without further authorisation from the Member, unless the Member provides prior notice that he/she has terminated this authorisation or wishes to change the designated Service(s). Such notice will not affect charges submitted before the Provider can reasonably act on the Member notice. (Note: the Provider is under no obligation to contact the Member prior to charging the Member’s designated credit card for his recurring service fee). 
3.3 If the Member has any questions regarding any charges that have been applied to his account, the Member must contact the Provider’s Customer Service Department within 30 days of the charge date. 
3.4 Failure to use the Member account will not be deemed a basis for refusing to pay any charges submitted by the Provider in accordance with this Agreement.
3.5 Payment of the Member’s account balance and other applicable charges is due in advance and in full on each month’s 20th day (or such other day as we designate). The first proportionate payment for the services will be payable in full, as per clause 3.13 – Initial Payment schedule.
3.6 Payment can be made by a valid credit or debit card designated by the Member, bank transfer or direct debit. 
3.6.1 An administration fee of 1% will apply to all invoices issued. 
3.6.2 The Provider reserves the right to waive the administration fee if the Member chooses to make payments by direct debit or bank transfer, provided payment is received on the due date.
3.7 The Member must promptly notify the Provider of changes to (i) the account number or expiration date of the Member’s designated card; (ii) The Member’s billing address; or (iii) cancellation, theft or loss of the Member’s designated card. 
3.8 Any payment received after the due date will be charged a late payment fee of £50 (or £100 if the amount is above £1,000), in addition to interest on the sum due at the base rate of the Bank of England + 12% per annum, calculated on a daily basis.
3.9. All banking charges will be borne by the Member.
3.10 The Member will be required to pay a Service retainer upon entering into your Agreement. This will be held by The Provider as security for the performance of all obligations under the  Agreement. The Service retainer or any balance after deducting outstanding fees and other costs due to us will be returned to you when you have settled your account with us. No return of Service retainer can be claimed 12 months after the date of expiration of your contract.
3.11 The Provider may require the client to pay an increased Service retainer if outstanding fees exceed the initial Service retainer held and/or the Member frequently fails to pay the Provider when due.
3.12 In the event of the Member failing to discharge his liability to the Provider for the Services provided within 7 days of such payment becoming due, the Provider shall be entitled (i) to retain any correspondence addressed to the Member and telephone messages intended for the Member until the Member makes the payment owing to the Provider (ii) to exclude the Member from further use of any services facilities and equipment until all outstanding sums are paid and (iii) forthwith to terminate this Agreement.
3.13 If the Member disputes any part of an invoice, he/she must pay the amount not in dispute by the due date or be subject to a late payment fee. The Provider reserves the right to withhold services while there are any outstanding fees and interest or the Member is in breach of this Agreement.
3.14 Initial payment schedule
3.14.1 The minimum initial payment for Virtual Office service is 2 months + the number of days remaining to the end of the 3rd calendar month (i.e. if a contract is signed on 15th March, the minimum payment is to 31st May);
3.14.2 The minimum initial payment for dedicated desk service is 1 month + the number of days remaining to the end of the 2nd calendar month (i.e. if a contract is signed on 15th March, the minimum payment is to 30th April);
3.14.3. Hot desk, meeting and conference room usage is fully payable in advance.
3.15 Special offers. Every now and then, the Provider may send special promotions and offers to its Members. Unless otherwise agreed upon in writing, these offers, once accepted, are strictly not refundable.

4. PROVIDER’S RIGHTS & RESPONSIBILITIES
4.1. The Provider may, without notice, suspend the provision of Services (including access to the business centre) for reasons of political unrest, strikes, or other events beyond our reasonable control.
4.2. The Provider is not liable for any loss as a result of failure to provide a service, as a result of mechanical breakdown, strike, delay, failure of staff, termination of its interest in the building containing the business centre or otherwise, unless it does so deliberately or through gross negligence. 
4.3 The Provider is also not liable for any failure until the Member has informed the Provider and given reasonable time for rectification. The Member agrees that the Provider will not be liable for any loss, damage or claim which arises as a result of, or in connection with, this Agreement and/or the use of the Services except to the extent that such loss, damage, expense or claim is directly attributable to its deliberate act or its gross negligence. 
4.4 The Provider will not, in any circumstance, be liable for loss of business, loss of profits, loss of anticipated savings, loss of or damage to data, third-party claims or any consequential loss. 
4.5 The Provider strongly advises the Member to insure against all such potential loss, damage, expense or liability.
4.6 Unless there is an emergency, the Provider will, as a matter of courtesy, try to inform the Member in advance when it needs to carry out testing, repair or works other than routine inspection, cleaning and maintenance.
4.7 The Provider will use all reasonable endeavours to ensure accurate and expeditious handling of communications for the Member, but no responsibility shall attach to the Provider or its staff or agents for any injuries, damage or loss howsoever arising or to whomsoever caused.
4.8 The Provider shall have no liability to the Member in respect of any act, omission, neglect, delay or default by any of the Provider’s staff or agents, whether in contract or in tort.
4.9 After consulting with the Member, The Provider reserves the right to relocate the Member at any time during the hire period to an alternative desk space that is equal size or bigger than the current desk space in the business centre. 

5 MEMBER’S RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
5.1 The Member shall be entitled to receive the services subject to these Terms and Conditions.
5.2 The Member must only carry on business in the name specified on the Agreement.
5.3 The eOffice brand and logo are registered Trade Marks of the Provider. Members may not use the eOffice logo, brand or images in any document or publication, including the Internet and in any way in connection with his/her business, unless previously agreed in writing with the Provider.
5.4 The Member must only use the business centre for office purposes and only for the business stated in the Agreement or as subsequently agreed with the Provider.
5.5 The Member will not carry on any business which could be construed by the Provider as illegal, defamatory, immoral or obscene and will not use the business centre, whether directly or indirectly, for any such purpose.
5.6 The Member must not carry on any business that involves frequent visits by members of the public or which competes with the Provider’s business.
5.7 The Member must not put up any signs on any part of the workstations or business centre unless previously agreed with the Provider.
5.8 The Member may use the address of the business centre as his/her business address, but not as the Registered Office of your business, unless previously agreed with the Provider, and in this case, there will be a further charge as per the current price list.
5.9 Only dedicated desk Members will be allowed to use the business centre outside of normal business hours if this has been previously agreed in writing by the Provider. 
5.10 The Member’s obligations are to pay the stipulated fee and the costs of all other services provided on the due dates and to perform all of the obligations contained in the Agreement on the part of the Member.
5.11 The Member will fully indemnify the Provider against any expenses, costs, claims, damages or penalties incurred by the Provider in connection with this Agreement, however occasioned.
5.12 The Member will not send, deliver or cause to be sent or delivered any noxious, harmful, dangerous, live, perishable or bulky objects, to the business centre.
5.13 It is the Member’s responsibility to arrange insurance for his/her own property, brought into the business centre and for his/her own liability for employees and to third parties.
5.14 While the Agreement is in force and for six months after it ends, the Member must not solicit or offer employment to any of the Provider’s staff. If the Member does so, the Provider estimates its loss at the equivalent of one year’s salary for each of the employees concerned, and the Member must pay the Provider damages equal to that amount.
5.15 When the Member makes use of the Provider’s dedicated desks, dot desk and meeting rooms, the Member agrees that:
5.15.1 Such dedicated desks, hot desk and meeting rooms shall be used for general office purposes only.
5.15.2 The Member shall maintain the dedicated desks, hot desk and meeting rooms in their existing condition and shall notify the Provider immediately of any damage caused by the Member and the Member’s employees and visitors.
5.15.3 The Member shall be liable for all damage caused by the Member and the Member’s employees and visitors.
5.16 The common areas of the premises will only be used in such a way as to have regard to the rights and interests of other users.
5.17 The Member must take good care of all parts of the business centre, its equipment, fittings and furnishings. The Member must not alter any part of it. The Member is liable for any damage caused by the Member or those in the business centre with his/her permission or invitation.
5.18 The Member must not install any furniture or office equipment, cabling, IT or telecoms connections without the Provider’s consent, which it may withhold at its absolute discretion.
5.19 Any keys, entry cards or fobs issued to the Member remain the Provider’s property at all times. The Member must not copy them or allow anyone else to use them without the Provider’s consent. Any loss must be reported to the Provider immediately, and the Member must pay the cost of replacement keys or cards and of changing locks if required.
5.20 The Member agrees to comply with the procedures and regulations that the Provider imposes on users of the business centre for health and safety and other reasons. The Member is responsible for ensuring that everyone in the business centre, with his/her permission or invitation, also complies with these house rules.
5.21 The Member must at all times respect the privacy and convenience of others using the space. The Member agrees not to do anything that will cause any nuisance or annoyance, that will interfere in any way with the use of the business centre, that will increase the insurance premiums that the Provider has to pay or cause loss or damage to the Provider or to the owner of any interest in the building which contains the business centre.
5.22 The Member must supply copies of at least 2 documents of personal identification, to be chosen between a photo ID:  a passport or driving license, and a utility bill. Failure to present the required copies of these documents within 14 days of signing the Agreement may result in the Agreement being terminated and initial payment retained.
5.23 All electrical appliances brought by the Member to eOffice business centres must be PAT tested, ensuring they are safe for use on the premises. The Provider reserves the right to remove all electrical appliances that have not been tested. 

6 DURATION AND TERMINATION
6.1 This Agreement lasts for the period stated in the Agreement and will be extended automatically for successive periods equal to the initial hire period but no less than 3 months (or such other renewal term that has been agreed between the Provider and the Member) until brought to an end by the Member or the Provider.
6.2 Standard Duration and Termination Terms & Conditions
6.2.1 The Provider may terminate this Agreement immediately by giving notice to the Member if:
6.2.1.1 The Member becomes insolvent, goes into liquidation or becomes unable to pay the outstanding debts to the Provider when due;
6.2.1.1.1 The Member is in breach of one of his/her obligations under this Agreement which cannot be put right or which the Provider has given notice to put right and which the Member has failed to put right within 7 days of that notice; or
6.2.1.1.2 The Member’s conduct or that of someone at the business centre with the Member’s permission or at his/her invitation, is incompatible with ordinary office use or does not comply with the house rules.
6.2.2 If the Provider can no longer provide business accommodation and services at the business centre stated in the Agreement, then the Agreement will end, and the Member will only have to pay fees up to the date it ends and for the additional services used. The Provider will try to find suitable alternative business accommodation for the Member at another Provider business centre and accepts no liability if it is not able to do so.
6.2.3 If the Provider ends this Agreement for any of the reasons in 6.2.1. (The Standard Termination Terms & Conditions), it does not end any outstanding obligation the Member may have. The Member must pay for additional Services used and the Service fees for the remainder of the period for which the Agreement would have lasted had the Provider not ended it and indemnify the Provider against all costs and losses incurred due to the termination.
6.2.4 When the Agreement ends, it will be the Member’s responsibility to notify people that the Member is no longer using the address of the business centre. The Provider may return, any mail which arrives at the business centre. The Member agrees that the Provider will have no responsibility to the Member in respect of any such mail. 
6.3 Duration and Termination Terms & Conditions applicable to the dedicated desk service.
6.3.1 The Agreement can be brought to an end by the Member or the Provider at the end date stated in it or at the end of any extension or renewal period by giving at least 3 months written notice to the other. However, if the Agreement, extension or renewal is for 3 months or less and either the Member or the Provider wishes to terminate it, the notice period for either party is 2 months, or if shorter 1 week less than the period stated in your Agreement.
6.3.2 The Agreement lasts from the period stated in it and will then automatically be extended for successive periods equal to the initial term but no less than 3 months (or such other renewal term as has been agreed between us) until brought to an end by the Member or by the Provider. 
6.3.3 When the Agreement ends, the Member must vacate the office, desk, cabinet and/or chair immediately, leaving it in the same condition as it was when the Member was assigned to it, save for fair wear and tear. The Provider may dispose of any property the Member leaves in the business centre in any way it chooses without owing the Member any responsibility for it or any proceeds of sale. The Member will be automatically entered into a Business Address Agreement with the Provider on the Provider standard Terms & Conditions at the time of the Agreement for a period of 3 months. This Virtual Office Agreement endeavours to provide business continuity for the Member ensuring the Provider can effectively manage the transition period.
6.4 Duration and Termination Terms & Conditions applicable to business address and telephone answering services (virtual office services).
6.4.1The Agreement shall (subject to the Provider rights of determination in accordance with these Terms & Conditions) subsist for a minimum period of 2 months + the number of days remaining to the end of the 3rd calendar month from the commencement date specified in the Agreement and shall continue until determined through a written notice of 2 months + the number of days remaining to the end of the 3rd calendar month by either party to the other or pursuant to standard termination clause.
6.5 Duration and Termination Terms & Conditions applicable to hotdesking services
6.5.1 The Agreement for prepaid hotdesking service will terminate immediately upon full usage of the hot desk hour allowance or after a 12-month period calculated from the commencement date specified in the Agreement.
6.5.2 The Agreement for monthly hotdesking service shall (subject to the Provider rights of determination in accordance with these Terms & Conditions) subsist for a minimum period of 2 months + the number of days remaining to the end of the 3rd calendar month from the commencement date specified in the Agreement and shall continue until determined through a written notice of 2 months + the number of days remaining to the end of the 3rd calendar month by either party to the other or pursuant to the standard termination clause.
6.5.3 The Member cannot claim a refund for unused hot desk hours.
6.6 Duration and Termination Terms & Conditions applicable to meeting room bookings
6.6.1 More than 48 Hours Notice: 50% total cost will be charged
6.6.2 Less than 48 Hours Notice: 100% total cost will be charged.

7 PROVIDER’S LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
7.1 The Member acknowledges that due to the imperfect nature of verbal, written and electronic communications, the Provider is not responsible for the negligence and/or failure to furnish any service, including but not limited to the Service of conveying messages, communication and other utility or services or any of its affiliates, landlord, suppliers and any of its respective officers, directors, employee, partners, agents and representatives. The Member’s sole remedy and Provider’s sole obligation for any failure to render any Service, any error or omission, or any delay or interruption of any Service, is limited to an adjustment to the Member’s bill in an amount equal to the charge for such Service for the period during which the failure, delay or interruption continues.
7.2 With the sole exception of the remedy described in point 7.1, the Member expressly and specifically agrees to waive, and agrees not to make, any claim for damages, direct or consequential, including with respect to lost business or profits, arising out of any failure to furnish any Service, any error or omission with respect thereof, or any delay or interruption of Service. The Provider disclaims any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.

8 LICENCE AGREEMENT
This Agreement is not a lease or any other interest in real property. It is a contractual arrangement that creates a revocable license.
The Provider retains legal possession and control of the centre and the dedicated desk assigned to Member. The Provider’s obligation to provide the Member space and Services is subject to the terms of the Provider’s lease with the Building. This Agreement terminates simultaneously with the termination of the Provider’s master lease or the termination of the Provider’s operation for any reason. As the Provider’s Member, the Member has no rights under the Provider’s lease with the Provider’s landlord. When this Agreement is terminated because the term has expired or otherwise, the Member’s license to occupy the centre is revoked. The Member agrees to remove their personal property and leave the dedicated desk as of the termination date. The Provider is not responsible for property left in the dedicated desk after termination.

9 DAMAGE AND INSURANCE
9.1 The Member is responsible for any damage the Member causes to the Provider or Member’s dedicated desk(s) beyond normal wear and tear. The Provider has the right to inspect the condition of the office from time to time and make any necessary repairs.
9.2 The Member is responsible for insuring their personal property against all risks. The Member has the risk of loss with respect to any of their personal property. The Member agrees to waive any right of recovery against the Provider, its Directors, officers and employees for any damage or loss to the Member’s property under their control. All property in the Member’s dedicated desk(s) is understood to be under the Member’s control.

10 GENERAL
10.1 Any notice given by either party shall be made in writing and shall be deemed sufficiently served (i) in the case of notice to the Provider at the premises or such other addresses or shall have been notified by the Provider for the receipt of notices and (ii) in the case of notice to the Member at the addresses indicated in the Agreement or such other addresses have been notified by the Member to the Provider for the receipt of notices, including at the email address of the Member.
10.2 Any notice sent by post should be deemed received by the addressee in the normal course of posting.
10.3 All formal notices must be in writing and will be considered given to the Provider if delivered personally to the Provider at the business centre, or sent by courier or first class post to its Registered Office address or the address indicated in the Agreement.
10.4 The Terms & Conditions of the Agreement are confidential. Neither party must disclose them without the other’s consent, unless required to do so by law or an official authority. This obligation continues for 1 year after the Agreement ends.
10.5 Except where the Provider is grossly negligent, the Member must indemnify  the Provider in respect of all liability, claims, damages, losses and expenses which may arise:
10.5.1 If someone dies or is injured in the desk space in use,
10.5.2 from a third party in respect of the use of the business centre and the services,
10.5.3 if the Member does not comply with the terms of the Agreement.
10.6 The Member must also pay any costs, including reasonable legal fees, which the Provider incurs in enforcing the Agreement.
10.7 The Agreement is personal to the Member and incapable of assignment.
10.8 The Provider may transfer the benefit of the Agreement and its obligations under it at any time.