Business & Partner Terms
Updated: 6 October 2026
1. Who we are and what this page covers
Our corporate website is operated by L HAZARD LTD, registered in England and Wales, company number 17352385, with registered office at 9 Caxton House Broad Street, Cambourne, Cambridge, United Kingdom, CB23 6JN.
These terms explain the rules for business enquiries, supplier proposals and partnership applications through our corporate channels. Read them alongside our Website Terms and Corporate Privacy Notice. This corporate hub does not process purchases, subscriptions, shipping bookings or payments.
2. Enquiries and appointments
An enquiry, application, introduction, discussion or acknowledgement does not by itself appoint a partner, agent, reseller, carrier or representative. It does not grant exclusivity, a commission, authority to bind the company, account access or a right to use our branding. A directory listing or provider reference does not establish an approved relationship or guaranteed availability.
3. Written commercial arrangements
Before business begins, the relevant parties should confirm their legal identities and agree the scope in writing. The appropriate agreement should address deliverables, territories, responsibilities, prices, taxes, payment, any commission, intellectual property, data handling and ending the arrangement.
Project-specific sales, subscriptions, logistics, marketplace or AI services require their own applicable terms. This page does not replace an existing agreement or retrospectively change commitments already made.
4. Accurate information and review
Provide accurate, relevant information about your organisation, role, authority, capabilities and proposed activity. Distinguish confirmed facts from estimates or plans, and tell us about material corrections.
We may request proportionate evidence relevant to a proposal, including business identity or actual authorisation to supply a service. Review is not a certification, appointment or promise of approval. Do not submit forged documents, impersonate another organisation or claim permissions you do not hold.
5. Responsible conduct and marketing
Represent products, prices, availability and relationships honestly. Do not promise approval, performance, service coverage or customer rights that have not been established. Marketing and business activity must meet the rules applicable to the actual service and markets involved.
Do not engage in bribery, fraud, harassment, unlawful discrimination, infringement or unauthorised access. Obtain the permissions required for your activity. The description of our company as global does not establish licences, provider approvals or service availability in every country.
6. Brand, content and intellectual property
Use L Hazard names, logos, customer references or materials only with the relevant authorisation and within its scope. Do not imply endorsement, issue commitments on our behalf or present yourself as an approved partner without that authority.
Submitted material remains subject to its owners’ rights. Sending a proposal does not automatically transfer intellectual property. Any licence, commissioned work, assignment or publicity permission should be addressed expressly in the relevant agreement.
7. Confidential information
The general enquiry channel is intended for an initial business discussion. Do not submit trade secrets, protected customer files or material needing special confidentiality arrangements before an appropriate channel and any necessary agreement are confirmed.
This page alone does not create a non-disclosure agreement. Existing agreements and duties imposed by applicable law remain unaffected. Ask us about a confidentiality arrangement before sharing restricted material.
8. Personal information and secure channels
Share only the personal information necessary for the enquiry, with appropriate authority and a lawful basis where required. Do not send passwords, verification codes, API keys, payment-card details or unnecessary sensitive records through the general form or ordinary email.
Our Corporate Privacy Notice explains corporate enquiry handling. It does not approve every project’s data flow or make all parties processors. Customer-data processing or sharing may need a separate agreement, relevant notices and confirmed safeguards before it begins. Contact us to arrange an appropriate channel.
9. Conflicts and independence
Disclose any material conflict of interest relevant to your proposal, including a conflicting appointment or personal interest that could affect the work. Do not offer an improper inducement or conceal a restriction affecting your authority. Any agreed relationship must clearly identify responsibilities and authorised representatives; a shared brand or discussion alone does not create a joint venture.
10. Concerns, withdrawal and protected rights
For business proposals, contact sales@lhazardlimited.com. For concerns about this page, conduct or corporate enquiries, contact owner@lhazardlimited.com, explaining the issue and any relevant reference. Avoid sending unnecessary confidential or personal information.
You may withdraw an unaccepted proposal. Ending an existing relationship, access or service must follow its agreement and applicable law; this page creates no unrestricted termination power.
Nothing here removes mandatory consumer or other statutory rights, excuses fraud, or excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded. Future page updates do not retrospectively alter a separate agreement.