Terms and Conditions

Your Terms and Conditions section is like a contract between you and your customers. You make information and services available to your customers, and your customers must follow your rules.

This is the point in T&C relating to ADA…

The Website may contain links to third-party websites that are not owned, operated, or controlled by The Marquise Salon Suites. These links are provided for your convenience only, and The Marquise Salon Suites does not endorse, monitor, or have any control over the content, policies, or practices of these third-party websites.

The Marquise Salon Suites makes no representations or warranties regarding the accessibility, functionality, or compliance with applicable laws (including but not limited to the Americans with Disabilities Act or other accessibility standards) of any third-party websites. You acknowledge and agree that The Marquise Salon Suites is not responsible or liable for any issues, including but not limited to accessibility barriers, that you may encounter on or through third-party websites.

By using this Website and accessing third-party links, you agree that any use of third-party websites is at your own risk, and you release The Marquise Salon Suites from any liability arising from your use of such websites, including any claims related to accessibility.

Thanks,

Neal

Neal Stringer

President

Neal@ClublandHoldings.com

Mobile  214-697-6872

ClublandHoldings.com

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Common items in a terms and conditions agreement allow you to:

• Withdraw and cancel services, and make financial transactions.
• Manage customer expectations, such as liability for information errors or website downtime.
• Explain your copyright rules, such as attribution, adaptation, commercial or non-commercial use, etc.
• Set rules for user behavior, like forbidding unlawful behavior, hate speech, bullying, promotions, spam, etc.
• Disable user accounts.
• Write down any other terms or conditions that protect you or your audience.