The terms and conditions set out below govern your use of the Law-7 website. By using our website, you accept these terms and conditions.
We collect standard information regarding visitors to our website including details of visitor behaviour patterns. This informs us of activity on our website including the number of visitors and the specific areas of the website which are viewed. We gather this information in ways that do not identify visitors. We do not try to discover the identities of anyone visiting our website and we do not associate any data gathered from this website with any information which personally identifies visitors in any way.
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We may set one or more cookies on your computer which are necessary for your efficient use of our website. We will only do so where you are interacting with our system. No personal information is collected by our cookies. No cookie is held beyond the single session for which it is used to provide the requested service and is deleted following that session.
Information included on this website is of a general, informational nature and does not include legal or professional advice. We do not give legal advice or represent any clients. We do not accept any responsibility for any loss arising from reliance on any information on this website. We do not endorse or accept responsibility for the content of software downloaded from this website or any website referred to or accessed using this website. Copyright in the content of and publications on this website produced by Law-7 or EPL is owned by them respectively. These terms and conditions are governed by the laws of England and Wales and explain how we collect data from you or that you provide to us and how it will be processed by us. We do not request any personal information from you to use this website. However if you would like to use any of our services, you will be asked to provide certain personal information which will be controlled by Law-7 Ltd.
Legal Notices
Law-7 Limited (Law-7) is a private limited liability company incorporated in England and Wales (registration number 8792308). The directors of Law-7 are Jonathan Beards (domiciled in the United Kingdom) and Peter Elliott (domiciled in Australia). Jonathan Beards was until recently a practising solicitor in England and Wales and was also admitted to and previously practised in South Australia. Peter Elliott is a non-practising solicitor who previously practised in England and Wales for fifteen years and was also admitted to and previously practised in New South Wales.
Law-7 entered a joint venture agreement with Eqalex Proprietary Limited (EPL), a company registered in New South Wales, Australia (registration number 44118946044). EPL has agreed to supply Law-7 with Intellectual Property on which UK Value Added Tax is not chargeable.
Law-7 and EPL are not firms of solicitors and are unregulated legal services entities : they do not advise or represent clients nor do they operate as any form of legal management or advisory companies. Law-7 and EPL do not conduct reserved activities as defined by the Legal Services Act 2007 which are carried out by solicitors and barristers. Law-7 and EPL may work in collaboration with third parties including law firms and barristers and have notified their association with certain barristers to the Bar Standards Board, as required by the Bar Code Handbook.
Law-7 Ltd is a start-up company. It is not registered for Value Added Tax in the United Kingdom as it does not yet render any charges to clients at the present time.
Any enquiries regarding either company or its directors should be forwarded to peter.elliott@law-7.co.uk as the Law-7 Administrator.
All content on this website is subject to copyright. The owners reserve all their rights for infrongement of copyright or other misuse of their property.