Terms and Conditions
GridMark Creative Limited (“GridMark”, “we”, “us”)
These terms apply to the services we provide. By accepting a proposal, signing an agreement, or asking us to start work, the Client agrees to these terms.
We handle personal information in line with the New Zealand Privacy Act 2020.
Definitions
Client (“you”) means the person, firm, or company we are providing services to, as named in the Proposal.
GridMark (“we”, “us”) means GridMark Creative Limited, its agents, subcontractors, successors, and assigns.
Services means the work we agree to do for you — for example advertising and campaign management, creative and design, websites and landing pages, copywriting, and brand positioning — as described in the Proposal.
Deliverables means the finished work we produce for you as part of the Services (ads, designs, copy, websites, and similar).
Proposal means the quote, proposal, statement of work, or scope document we give you that sets out the Services, the Fees, and any specific terms.
Fees means the amounts payable for the Services, as set out in the Proposal.
Ad Spend means money paid to advertising platforms (such as Google or Meta) to run your ads. Ad Spend is separate from our Fees.
Agreement means the agreement between you and us, made up of the Proposal and these terms.
Where the Proposal and these terms conflict, the Proposal applies.
The Services
2.1 We will provide the Services described in the Proposal, with reasonable care and skill.
2.2 Any dates or timeframes we give are estimates. We’ll work to them where we can, but they are not a fixed part of the Agreement and can be affected by things outside our control, including how quickly you provide content, feedback, and approvals.
2.3 We may use subcontractors or third-party tools to deliver the Services. We remain responsible for the Services we agree to provide.
2.4 Anything not described in the Proposal is not included. If you want extra work, we’ll quote it separately.
Your Responsibilities
3.1 To do our job, we need your cooperation. You agree to:
Give us the content, information, brand assets, and access we need, on time;
Give feedback and approvals within the timeframes we agree;
Give us access to any advertising or analytics accounts we need (for example your Google or Meta accounts), or set them up as we direct;
Make sure anything you give us is accurate, and that you have the right to use it.
3.2 If you’re slow to provide what we need, timeframes and Fees may change, and we’re not responsible for delays this causes.
3.3 You’re responsible for the accuracy of your own information — your pricing, claims, contact details, and anything else we publish on your behalf that you’ve approved.
4. Advertising and Third-Party Platforms
4.1 Where the Services include running paid advertising, Ad Spend is separate from our Fees. You pay Ad Spend directly to the advertising platform on your own card. We don’t hold or handle Ad Spend on your behalf.
4.2 Advertising platforms (Google, Meta, and others) have their own terms, and they control their own systems — including approvals, pricing, and account decisions. We don’t control those, and we’re not responsible for a platform’s decisions, outages, or changes.
4.3 We don’t guarantee results. Advertising and creative work depend on many things outside our control — your market, your pricing, your product, competition, and platform behaviour. We’ll do the work properly and use our judgement, but we don’t promise any specific number of enquiries, leads, sales, rankings, or return.
5. Fees and Payment
5.1 Fees are set out in the Proposal and exclude GST. You’re responsible for GST and any other taxes or levies.
5.2 Unless the Proposal says otherwise:
Depending on the scope of the work, a project may require a deposit before work starts. Whether a deposit applies, and how much, is set out in the Proposal. Where one applies, the balance is due on completion;
Ongoing (monthly) work is invoiced in advance;
Ad Spend is paid by you directly to the platform (see clause 4).
5.3 Invoices are due within 14 days of the invoice date, in full, without deduction or set-off.
5.4 We may invoice progressively as work is completed. We’re not obliged to keep working, or to hand over Deliverables, if payment is overdue.
5.5 The Fees are based on the scope in the Proposal and the information you gave us. If the scope or that information changes, we may adjust the Fees, and we’ll tell you before we do.
6. Late Payment and Default
6.1 If an invoice is overdue, we may:
Charge interest at 2% above our bank’s lending rate per year on the overdue amount, from the due date until paid;
Pause the Services and pause or turn off any live advertising;
Withhold Deliverables until payment is made.
6.2 If you become insolvent, bankrupt, or go into liquidation or receivership, or an arrangement is made with your creditors, we may suspend or cancel the Agreement without limiting our other rights.
6.3 You’ll pay all reasonable costs we incur recovering overdue amounts, including debt collection and solicitor’s costs.
7. Approvals and Revisions
7.1 The Proposal sets out how many rounds of revisions are included. Work beyond that is charged at our then-current rates.
7.2 Once you approve a Deliverable (or it goes live with your approval), you’re responsible for it. If an error is found after approval, we’ll fix our own mistakes, but changes you ask for after sign-off may be charged.
8. Intellectual Property
8.1 Pre-existing material. We keep ownership of everything we bring to the work that existed before it or that we develop generally — our methods, processes, tools, templates, and know-how. Nothing in the Agreement transfers those to you.
8.2 Deliverables. Once you’ve paid in full for the relevant Services, you get full ownership and usage rights to the final Deliverables produced specifically for you, except for any pre-existing material and third-party material described below.
8.3 Third-party material. Some Deliverables may include third-party assets (such as fonts, stock images, plugins, or software) that are licensed, not owned. Those stay under their own licence terms, and you’re responsible for keeping any ongoing licences current.
8.4 Your material. You keep ownership of the content and brand assets you give us. You grant us the right to use them as needed to deliver the Services.
8.5 Portfolio. We may show the work we’ve done for you in our portfolio and marketing, and describe the results, unless you ask us in writing not to.
9. Confidentiality
9.1 Each of us will keep the other’s confidential business information private, and use it only to perform or receive the Services. This doesn’t apply to information that’s already public, or that we’re required to disclose by law.
10. Warranties
10.1 We warrant that we’ll perform the Services with reasonable care and skill, and we’ll fix any faults in our work that you tell us about in writing within [30 days] of us delivering it.
10.2 Except for what’s expressly stated in the Agreement, and to the extent the law allows, no other warranty or condition applies, whether by statute, common law, or otherwise. Nothing binds us unless it’s in writing and signed by us.
10.3 We don’t warrant that any third-party platform, tool, or service will always be available or perform in a particular way.
11. Liability
11.1 To the extent the law allows, our total liability under or in connection with the Agreement is limited to the Fees you’ve paid us for the Services the claim relates to, in the [12 months] before the event giving rise to the claim.
11.2 We’re not liable for any loss of profit, or any indirect or consequential loss, however it arises.
11.3 We’re not liable for any claim unless you give us written notice of it within [30 days] of the event it relates to.
11.4 You indemnify us against any claim arising from content or information you gave us and approved, or from your use of the Deliverables in a way we didn’t advise.
12. Consumer Guarantees Act and Fair Trading Act
12.1 You confirm you’re acquiring the Services for the purpose of a business. On that basis, the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 does not apply, and the parties contract out of sections 9, 12A, 13, and 14(1) of the Fair Trading Act 1986.
12.2 You agree it’s fair and reasonable to contract out of those provisions.
13. Privacy and Use of Information
13.1 We handle personal information in line with the Privacy Act 2020 and our Privacy Policy.
13.2 You agree that we may obtain information about you (including from credit or debt-collection agencies) for credit assessment and debt collection, and may pass on information about your creditworthiness for those purposes. You consent to those agencies giving us that information.
13.3 You can ask to see and correct any personal information we hold about you.
14. Term and Termination
14.1 A project runs until the Services are complete. Ongoing (monthly) work continues month to month, and either of us can end it at any time by telling the other in writing. There’s no notice period.
14.2 Either of us may end the Agreement immediately if the other seriously breaches it and doesn’t fix the breach within [14 days] of being asked to.
14.3 If the Agreement ends, you pay for all Services performed and Ad Spend committed up to the end date. Any live advertising may be paused or stopped.
15. Force Majeure
15.1 We’re not liable for delay or failure caused by events beyond our reasonable control, including platform outages, supplier failures, strikes, natural events, or acts of government.
16. Quotation Validity
A quote in a Proposal is valid for 30 days from its date, unless we say otherwise in writing.
17. General
17.1 We may assign the benefit of the Agreement. You may not assign or transfer your interest without our written consent.
17.2 The Agreement is the whole agreement between us about the Services, and replaces any earlier terms, conditions, or representations.
17.3 A delay in enforcing our rights isn’t a waiver of them. A waiver only counts if it’s in writing and signed by us, and applies only to the specific matter it’s given for.
17.4 If any part of these terms is found to be unenforceable, that part is severed and the rest stays in force.
17.5 The Agreement is governed by New Zealand law, and the New Zealand courts have jurisdiction.
Contact Us
GridMark Creative Limited
mikhail@gridmarkcreative.com
Christchurch, New Zealand
Terms and Conditions
GridMark Creative Limited (“GridMark”, “we”, “us”)
These terms apply to the services we provide. By accepting a proposal, signing an agreement, or asking us to start work, the Client agrees to these terms.
We handle personal information in line with the New Zealand Privacy Act 2020.
Definitions
Client (“you”) means the person, firm, or company we are providing services to, as named in the Proposal.
GridMark (“we”, “us”) means GridMark Creative Limited, its agents, subcontractors, successors, and assigns.
Services means the work we agree to do for you — for example advertising and campaign management, creative and design, websites and landing pages, copywriting, and brand positioning — as described in the Proposal.
Deliverables means the finished work we produce for you as part of the Services (ads, designs, copy, websites, and similar).
Proposal means the quote, proposal, statement of work, or scope document we give you that sets out the Services, the Fees, and any specific terms.
Fees means the amounts payable for the Services, as set out in the Proposal.
Ad Spend means money paid to advertising platforms (such as Google or Meta) to run your ads. Ad Spend is separate from our Fees.
Agreement means the agreement between you and us, made up of the Proposal and these terms.
Where the Proposal and these terms conflict, the Proposal applies.
The Services
2.1 We will provide the Services described in the Proposal, with reasonable care and skill.
2.2 Any dates or timeframes we give are estimates. We’ll work to them where we can, but they are not a fixed part of the Agreement and can be affected by things outside our control, including how quickly you provide content, feedback, and approvals.
2.3 We may use subcontractors or third-party tools to deliver the Services. We remain responsible for the Services we agree to provide.
2.4 Anything not described in the Proposal is not included. If you want extra work, we’ll quote it separately.
Your Responsibilities
3.1 To do our job, we need your cooperation. You agree to:
Give us the content, information, brand assets, and access we need, on time;
Give feedback and approvals within the timeframes we agree;
Give us access to any advertising or analytics accounts we need (for example your Google or Meta accounts), or set them up as we direct;
Make sure anything you give us is accurate, and that you have the right to use it.
3.2 If you’re slow to provide what we need, timeframes and Fees may change, and we’re not responsible for delays this causes.
3.3 You’re responsible for the accuracy of your own information — your pricing, claims, contact details, and anything else we publish on your behalf that you’ve approved.
4. Advertising and Third-Party Platforms
4.1 Where the Services include running paid advertising, Ad Spend is separate from our Fees. You pay Ad Spend directly to the advertising platform on your own card. We don’t hold or handle Ad Spend on your behalf.
4.2 Advertising platforms (Google, Meta, and others) have their own terms, and they control their own systems — including approvals, pricing, and account decisions. We don’t control those, and we’re not responsible for a platform’s decisions, outages, or changes.
4.3 We don’t guarantee results. Advertising and creative work depend on many things outside our control — your market, your pricing, your product, competition, and platform behaviour. We’ll do the work properly and use our judgement, but we don’t promise any specific number of enquiries, leads, sales, rankings, or return.
5. Fees and Payment
5.1 Fees are set out in the Proposal and exclude GST. You’re responsible for GST and any other taxes or levies.
5.2 Unless the Proposal says otherwise:
Depending on the scope of the work, a project may require a deposit before work starts. Whether a deposit applies, and how much, is set out in the Proposal. Where one applies, the balance is due on completion;
Ongoing (monthly) work is invoiced in advance;
Ad Spend is paid by you directly to the platform (see clause 4).
5.3 Invoices are due within 14 days of the invoice date, in full, without deduction or set-off.
5.4 We may invoice progressively as work is completed. We’re not obliged to keep working, or to hand over Deliverables, if payment is overdue.
5.5 The Fees are based on the scope in the Proposal and the information you gave us. If the scope or that information changes, we may adjust the Fees, and we’ll tell you before we do.
6. Late Payment and Default
6.1 If an invoice is overdue, we may:
Charge interest at 2% above our bank’s lending rate per year on the overdue amount, from the due date until paid;
Pause the Services and pause or turn off any live advertising;
Withhold Deliverables until payment is made.
6.2 If you become insolvent, bankrupt, or go into liquidation or receivership, or an arrangement is made with your creditors, we may suspend or cancel the Agreement without limiting our other rights.
6.3 You’ll pay all reasonable costs we incur recovering overdue amounts, including debt collection and solicitor’s costs.
7. Approvals and Revisions
7.1 The Proposal sets out how many rounds of revisions are included. Work beyond that is charged at our then-current rates.
7.2 Once you approve a Deliverable (or it goes live with your approval), you’re responsible for it. If an error is found after approval, we’ll fix our own mistakes, but changes you ask for after sign-off may be charged.
8. Intellectual Property
8.1 Pre-existing material. We keep ownership of everything we bring to the work that existed before it or that we develop generally — our methods, processes, tools, templates, and know-how. Nothing in the Agreement transfers those to you.
8.2 Deliverables. Once you’ve paid in full for the relevant Services, you get full ownership and usage rights to the final Deliverables produced specifically for you, except for any pre-existing material and third-party material described below.
8.3 Third-party material. Some Deliverables may include third-party assets (such as fonts, stock images, plugins, or software) that are licensed, not owned. Those stay under their own licence terms, and you’re responsible for keeping any ongoing licences current.
8.4 Your material. You keep ownership of the content and brand assets you give us. You grant us the right to use them as needed to deliver the Services.
8.5 Portfolio. We may show the work we’ve done for you in our portfolio and marketing, and describe the results, unless you ask us in writing not to.
9. Confidentiality
9.1 Each of us will keep the other’s confidential business information private, and use it only to perform or receive the Services. This doesn’t apply to information that’s already public, or that we’re required to disclose by law.
10. Warranties
10.1 We warrant that we’ll perform the Services with reasonable care and skill, and we’ll fix any faults in our work that you tell us about in writing within [30 days] of us delivering it.
10.2 Except for what’s expressly stated in the Agreement, and to the extent the law allows, no other warranty or condition applies, whether by statute, common law, or otherwise. Nothing binds us unless it’s in writing and signed by us.
10.3 We don’t warrant that any third-party platform, tool, or service will always be available or perform in a particular way.
11. Liability
11.1 To the extent the law allows, our total liability under or in connection with the Agreement is limited to the Fees you’ve paid us for the Services the claim relates to, in the [12 months] before the event giving rise to the claim.
11.2 We’re not liable for any loss of profit, or any indirect or consequential loss, however it arises.
11.3 We’re not liable for any claim unless you give us written notice of it within [30 days] of the event it relates to.
11.4 You indemnify us against any claim arising from content or information you gave us and approved, or from your use of the Deliverables in a way we didn’t advise.
12. Consumer Guarantees Act and Fair Trading Act
12.1 You confirm you’re acquiring the Services for the purpose of a business. On that basis, the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 does not apply, and the parties contract out of sections 9, 12A, 13, and 14(1) of the Fair Trading Act 1986.
12.2 You agree it’s fair and reasonable to contract out of those provisions.
13. Privacy and Use of Information
13.1 We handle personal information in line with the Privacy Act 2020 and our Privacy Policy.
13.2 You agree that we may obtain information about you (including from credit or debt-collection agencies) for credit assessment and debt collection, and may pass on information about your creditworthiness for those purposes. You consent to those agencies giving us that information.
13.3 You can ask to see and correct any personal information we hold about you.
14. Term and Termination
14.1 A project runs until the Services are complete. Ongoing (monthly) work continues month to month, and either of us can end it at any time by telling the other in writing. There’s no notice period.
14.2 Either of us may end the Agreement immediately if the other seriously breaches it and doesn’t fix the breach within [14 days] of being asked to.
14.3 If the Agreement ends, you pay for all Services performed and Ad Spend committed up to the end date. Any live advertising may be paused or stopped.
15. Force Majeure
15.1 We’re not liable for delay or failure caused by events beyond our reasonable control, including platform outages, supplier failures, strikes, natural events, or acts of government.
16. Quotation Validity
A quote in a Proposal is valid for 30 days from its date, unless we say otherwise in writing.
17. General
17.1 We may assign the benefit of the Agreement. You may not assign or transfer your interest without our written consent.
17.2 The Agreement is the whole agreement between us about the Services, and replaces any earlier terms, conditions, or representations.
17.3 A delay in enforcing our rights isn’t a waiver of them. A waiver only counts if it’s in writing and signed by us, and applies only to the specific matter it’s given for.
17.4 If any part of these terms is found to be unenforceable, that part is severed and the rest stays in force.
17.5 The Agreement is governed by New Zealand law, and the New Zealand courts have jurisdiction.
Contact Us
GridMark Creative Limited
mikhail@gridmarkcreative.com
Christchurch, New Zealand
Terms and Conditions
GridMark Creative Limited (“GridMark”, “we”, “us”)
These terms apply to the services we provide. By accepting a proposal, signing an agreement, or asking us to start work, the Client agrees to these terms.
We handle personal information in line with the New Zealand Privacy Act 2020.
Definitions
Client (“you”) means the person, firm, or company we are providing services to, as named in the Proposal.
GridMark (“we”, “us”) means GridMark Creative Limited, its agents, subcontractors, successors, and assigns.
Services means the work we agree to do for you — for example advertising and campaign management, creative and design, websites and landing pages, copywriting, and brand positioning — as described in the Proposal.
Deliverables means the finished work we produce for you as part of the Services (ads, designs, copy, websites, and similar).
Proposal means the quote, proposal, statement of work, or scope document we give you that sets out the Services, the Fees, and any specific terms.
Fees means the amounts payable for the Services, as set out in the Proposal.
Ad Spend means money paid to advertising platforms (such as Google or Meta) to run your ads. Ad Spend is separate from our Fees.
Agreement means the agreement between you and us, made up of the Proposal and these terms.
Where the Proposal and these terms conflict, the Proposal applies.
The Services
2.1 We will provide the Services described in the Proposal, with reasonable care and skill.
2.2 Any dates or timeframes we give are estimates. We’ll work to them where we can, but they are not a fixed part of the Agreement and can be affected by things outside our control, including how quickly you provide content, feedback, and approvals.
2.3 We may use subcontractors or third-party tools to deliver the Services. We remain responsible for the Services we agree to provide.
2.4 Anything not described in the Proposal is not included. If you want extra work, we’ll quote it separately.
Your Responsibilities
3.1 To do our job, we need your cooperation. You agree to:
Give us the content, information, brand assets, and access we need, on time;
Give feedback and approvals within the timeframes we agree;
Give us access to any advertising or analytics accounts we need (for example your Google or Meta accounts), or set them up as we direct;
Make sure anything you give us is accurate, and that you have the right to use it.
3.2 If you’re slow to provide what we need, timeframes and Fees may change, and we’re not responsible for delays this causes.
3.3 You’re responsible for the accuracy of your own information — your pricing, claims, contact details, and anything else we publish on your behalf that you’ve approved.
4. Advertising and Third-Party Platforms
4.1 Where the Services include running paid advertising, Ad Spend is separate from our Fees. You pay Ad Spend directly to the advertising platform on your own card. We don’t hold or handle Ad Spend on your behalf.
4.2 Advertising platforms (Google, Meta, and others) have their own terms, and they control their own systems — including approvals, pricing, and account decisions. We don’t control those, and we’re not responsible for a platform’s decisions, outages, or changes.
4.3 We don’t guarantee results. Advertising and creative work depend on many things outside our control — your market, your pricing, your product, competition, and platform behaviour. We’ll do the work properly and use our judgement, but we don’t promise any specific number of enquiries, leads, sales, rankings, or return.
5. Fees and Payment
5.1 Fees are set out in the Proposal and exclude GST. You’re responsible for GST and any other taxes or levies.
5.2 Unless the Proposal says otherwise:
Depending on the scope of the work, a project may require a deposit before work starts. Whether a deposit applies, and how much, is set out in the Proposal. Where one applies, the balance is due on completion;
Ongoing (monthly) work is invoiced in advance;
Ad Spend is paid by you directly to the platform (see clause 4).
5.3 Invoices are due within 14 days of the invoice date, in full, without deduction or set-off.
5.4 We may invoice progressively as work is completed. We’re not obliged to keep working, or to hand over Deliverables, if payment is overdue.
5.5 The Fees are based on the scope in the Proposal and the information you gave us. If the scope or that information changes, we may adjust the Fees, and we’ll tell you before we do.
6. Late Payment and Default
6.1 If an invoice is overdue, we may:
Charge interest at 2% above our bank’s lending rate per year on the overdue amount, from the due date until paid;
Pause the Services and pause or turn off any live advertising;
Withhold Deliverables until payment is made.
6.2 If you become insolvent, bankrupt, or go into liquidation or receivership, or an arrangement is made with your creditors, we may suspend or cancel the Agreement without limiting our other rights.
6.3 You’ll pay all reasonable costs we incur recovering overdue amounts, including debt collection and solicitor’s costs.
7. Approvals and Revisions
7.1 The Proposal sets out how many rounds of revisions are included. Work beyond that is charged at our then-current rates.
7.2 Once you approve a Deliverable (or it goes live with your approval), you’re responsible for it. If an error is found after approval, we’ll fix our own mistakes, but changes you ask for after sign-off may be charged.
8. Intellectual Property
8.1 Pre-existing material. We keep ownership of everything we bring to the work that existed before it or that we develop generally — our methods, processes, tools, templates, and know-how. Nothing in the Agreement transfers those to you.
8.2 Deliverables. Once you’ve paid in full for the relevant Services, you get full ownership and usage rights to the final Deliverables produced specifically for you, except for any pre-existing material and third-party material described below.
8.3 Third-party material. Some Deliverables may include third-party assets (such as fonts, stock images, plugins, or software) that are licensed, not owned. Those stay under their own licence terms, and you’re responsible for keeping any ongoing licences current.
8.4 Your material. You keep ownership of the content and brand assets you give us. You grant us the right to use them as needed to deliver the Services.
8.5 Portfolio. We may show the work we’ve done for you in our portfolio and marketing, and describe the results, unless you ask us in writing not to.
9. Confidentiality
9.1 Each of us will keep the other’s confidential business information private, and use it only to perform or receive the Services. This doesn’t apply to information that’s already public, or that we’re required to disclose by law.
10. Warranties
10.1 We warrant that we’ll perform the Services with reasonable care and skill, and we’ll fix any faults in our work that you tell us about in writing within [30 days] of us delivering it.
10.2 Except for what’s expressly stated in the Agreement, and to the extent the law allows, no other warranty or condition applies, whether by statute, common law, or otherwise. Nothing binds us unless it’s in writing and signed by us.
10.3 We don’t warrant that any third-party platform, tool, or service will always be available or perform in a particular way.
11. Liability
11.1 To the extent the law allows, our total liability under or in connection with the Agreement is limited to the Fees you’ve paid us for the Services the claim relates to, in the [12 months] before the event giving rise to the claim.
11.2 We’re not liable for any loss of profit, or any indirect or consequential loss, however it arises.
11.3 We’re not liable for any claim unless you give us written notice of it within [30 days] of the event it relates to.
11.4 You indemnify us against any claim arising from content or information you gave us and approved, or from your use of the Deliverables in a way we didn’t advise.
12. Consumer Guarantees Act and Fair Trading Act
12.1 You confirm you’re acquiring the Services for the purpose of a business. On that basis, the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 does not apply, and the parties contract out of sections 9, 12A, 13, and 14(1) of the Fair Trading Act 1986.
12.2 You agree it’s fair and reasonable to contract out of those provisions.
13. Privacy and Use of Information
13.1 We handle personal information in line with the Privacy Act 2020 and our Privacy Policy.
13.2 You agree that we may obtain information about you (including from credit or debt-collection agencies) for credit assessment and debt collection, and may pass on information about your creditworthiness for those purposes. You consent to those agencies giving us that information.
13.3 You can ask to see and correct any personal information we hold about you.
14. Term and Termination
14.1 A project runs until the Services are complete. Ongoing (monthly) work continues month to month, and either of us can end it at any time by telling the other in writing. There’s no notice period.
14.2 Either of us may end the Agreement immediately if the other seriously breaches it and doesn’t fix the breach within [14 days] of being asked to.
14.3 If the Agreement ends, you pay for all Services performed and Ad Spend committed up to the end date. Any live advertising may be paused or stopped.
15. Force Majeure
15.1 We’re not liable for delay or failure caused by events beyond our reasonable control, including platform outages, supplier failures, strikes, natural events, or acts of government.
16. Quotation Validity
A quote in a Proposal is valid for 30 days from its date, unless we say otherwise in writing.
17. General
17.1 We may assign the benefit of the Agreement. You may not assign or transfer your interest without our written consent.
17.2 The Agreement is the whole agreement between us about the Services, and replaces any earlier terms, conditions, or representations.
17.3 A delay in enforcing our rights isn’t a waiver of them. A waiver only counts if it’s in writing and signed by us, and applies only to the specific matter it’s given for.
17.4 If any part of these terms is found to be unenforceable, that part is severed and the rest stays in force.
17.5 The Agreement is governed by New Zealand law, and the New Zealand courts have jurisdiction.
Contact Us
GridMark Creative Limited
mikhail@gridmarkcreative.com
Christchurch, New Zealand