[Consulting] Device Rental Terms and Conditions, Legal Review Related to Visiting Sales

Law firm Veat provided legal review of device rental terms and conditions.

A, which operates a business related to medical devices, requested a legal review of device rental terms and conditions, related services for home visits and sales promotions, and methods of collecting, using, providing, and obtaining consent for personal (credit) information.

Law firm Veat, regarding the device rental terms and conditions, revised clauses concerning A’s agreement with customers who enter rental contracts through methods such as visiting or offering sales, within the scope not violating the Home Solicitation and Advertising Act. Additionally, due to the possibility of unfair contract terms, we revised clauses concerning the cancellation period and effects when A’s fault was the cause of the breach of contract.

Furthermore, the portion concerning the collection, use, provision, and inquiry of personal (credit) information, which requires explicit consent, as stipulated in the Personal Information Protection Act (Article 15, Article 17, Article 15(2), Article 32(1), Article 33, Article 34) was drafted as a separate consent form. (Personal Information Protection Act (Article 15, Article 17, Article 15(2), Article 32(1), Article 33, Article 34)).

Law firm Veat helps to draft proper terms of use compliant with the Act on Contract Books (Contract Law), the Home Solicitation and Advertising Act (Home Solicitation Act), the Personal Information Protection Act (Personal Information Act), and the Act on the Use and Protection of Credit Information (Credit Information Act) based on its experience reviewing terms of use for various services.

If you need proper term of use review and drafting tailored to your service, please feel free to contact Law firm Veat at any time.

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