The Privileged Circle Terms and Conditions
Introduction The Privileged
Circle (UEN: 202304979D) (the “Company”), a private limited company
incorporated in Singapore and having its registered office at 911 Tampines
Street 91, #04-95, Tampines Palmsville, Singapore 520911, is in the business of
providing concierge services (the “Concierge Service”) to clients (the “Clients”)
as provided for under these terms and conditions (the “Terms”). The Concierge
Service and this website (the “Website”) are owned and operated by the
Company. The Concierge Service
shall be provided primarily through: (a) the Website; (b) personalised services
received via phone or email; and/or (c) third party services provided by suppliers
(the “Suppliers”).
1.
Acknowledgement
of Terms 1.1. Clients are deemed to have read these
Terms carefully before using the Website or the Concierge Service. 1.2. For the purposes of these Terms: 1.2.1
each
individual that the Clients allow to use the service on their behalf, subject
to the Company’s discretion, is called an “Accompanying User” and the
Company will be entitled to determine the limit on the number of Accompanying
Users. 1.3. Accompanying Users shall be considered
third parties for the purpose of these Terms. 1.4. Clients must ensure that all information
they provide (and that each Accompanying User provides) is true and accurate. 1.5. Clients are responsible for sharing the
Terms with their Accompanying Users and ensuring that the conduct of the
Accompanying Users adhere to these Terms. 1.6. Clients should make sure they (and each
Accompanying User) read and accept the Company’s privacy policy before
providing any information about themselves to the Company. 1.7.
The
Company may update or change these Terms from time to time, and the then
current version of these Terms will apply each time the Clients use the Website
and/or the Concierge Service. Clients are expected to regularly check and
reread these Terms before using the Website or Concierge Service to ensure that
they are aware of the Terms that will apply. 2.
The
Concierge Service 2.1.
The
Concierge Service that the Company provides via phone, email and the Website
includes: 2.1.1
being
able to place a new request with the Concierge Service; 2.1.2
being
able to book services with, and purchase goods from, Suppliers: 2.1.3
requesting
to be updated on specific information; 2.1.4
searching
for Suppliers and where applicable book services and purchase goods from these
Suppliers; and 2.1.5
such
other services as the Company may elect to provide from time to time. 2.2.
The
Company may modify the Concierge Service that it offers at any time, and to add
or remove content, goods and services offered, Suppliers available or stop
providing the Concierge Service entirely. 2.3.
Clients
that make a request for goods or services from a Supplier through the Concierge
Service will enter into a contract directly with the Supplier and Clients will
be bound by the Supplier’s terms and conditions, including their cancellation
terms. 2.4.
Additional
terms and conditions may apply to different types of Services and Clients shall
take notice and adhere to such terms and conditions as provided to them by the
Company. 2.5.
There
is no specified limit on the usage of the Concierge Service. However, if the
Company feels that the Client’s activities are so excessive that other Clients
are detrimentally affected, the Company may give the relevant Client a written
notice (by email or otherwise) or limit the number of requests in a given time
period. In extreme circumstances, if the levels of activity do not promptly
decrease after the warning, the Company may terminate or suspend the Concierge
Service for such Client. 2.6.
Clients
are responsible for all use of the Concierge Service through their account and
for any breach of the Terms whether an unacceptable use occurs or is attempted,
whether the Client knew or should have known about it, or whether or not the Client
carried out or attempted the unacceptable use alone, contributed to or acted
with others or allowed any unacceptable use to occur by omission. The Company
reserves its rights to take whatever action it decides is appropriate in these
circumstances.
3.
The
Company’s responsibilities 3.1.
The
Company is responsible to the Clients for making the applicable arrangements to
purchase goods or services by the Clients through a Supplier. Once the
arrangements have been made, the Company has no responsibility for the
performance of any contract that the Clients have with Suppliers. 3.2.
The
Company is not responsible for: (i) any changes made by a Supplier, or other
provider which are beyond the Company’s control; or (ii) damage, delay, or cancellations
beyond the Company’s control. 3.3.
In
certain circumstances, the Company may need to vary or substitute services provided
to the Clients if necessary due to circumstances beyond the Company’s control. In
such circumstances, the Company will make reasonable efforts to notify the
Clients if a variation is required. 3.4.
The
Company is not responsible for any additional expense, omissions, delays,
re-routing or acts of any governmental authority or any other costs incurred by
Clients, Accompanying Users, or any other individual as a result of use of the Concierge
Service. 3.5.
To the
extent allowed under applicable law, the Company is not responsible for a
Supplier’s breach of any warranty including, for example, any warranties
implied by law in relation to a service or good being of satisfactory quality
or fit for a particular purpose, nor is the Company responsible for any other
wrongdoing of a Supplier including, for example, their failure to comply with
these Terms or applicable laws (to the extent they apply to them). Further, it
is understood by the Clients that no request shall be made for the Concierge
Service that may contravene any applicable laws and regulations in any
jurisdiction that may apply to the Clients, the Company, or the Suppliers. 3.6.
The
Company does not guarantee that the Website, or the Concierge Services will
always be available or be uninterrupted. The Company may at its own discretion suspend
or withdraw or restrict the availability of all or any part of the Website or
Concierge Service for business and operational reasons.
4.
The Clients’ responsibilities 4.1.
Clients
are responsible for ensuring that the goods or services provided through the
Concierge Service are suitable for them and that the Suppliers are able to
provide such goods and services. The Company does not provide any guarantees in
relation to the Suppliers or the goods or services. 4.2.
In addition, Clients shall: 4.2.1
examine and verify that all information provided in
connection with the Concierge Service or purchase of any goods or services is
accurate. Clients will be solely responsible for any incorrect information they
provide and any problems or costs that result from the incorrect information; 4.2.2
pay all charges, fees, duties, taxes and
assessments that arise out of the Client’s use of the Concierge Service or any goods
or services that they purchase; 4.2.3
ensure that they (and any other individuals
receiving the benefit of the Concierge Service) agree to all of the policies,
fees, requirements and terms that will apply to the Concierge Service and the
Suppliers; and 4.2.4
ensure that they (and any other individuals
receiving the benefit of the Services) comply with these Terms and any other
requirements or terms set out by the Suppliers. 4.3.
Clients
may be offered a refund in relation to any issues with goods or services
offered by a Supplier. Clients should be aware that they may waive any other
rights or remedies they may have if they accept this refund. 4.4.
Clients
shall notify the Company of any complaint or claim they have in relation to the
use of the Concierge Service as soon as possible or within 7 days of the claim
arising. Should the Clients fail to notify the Company of the claim within this
period and where allowed
under applicable law, all parties will be released from further liability. 5.
Terms
of Payment and Third Party Links 5.1.
The
Company reserves the right to reject any order placed by the Client or a
potential Client, in its sole and absolute discretion. Orders for the Concierge
Services are only confirmed upon the Client’s receipt of a written order
confirmation from the Company. 5.2.
Certain products, services and/or content displayed
through the Website or made available through the Concierge Services may
include materials from third-parties. Third-party links on this Website may
direct or lead to third-party websites that are not affiliated with the
Company. The Company is not responsible for examining or evaluating the content
or accuracy and the Company does not warrant and will not have any liability or
responsibility for any third-party materials or websites, or for any other products,
services and/or materials of third-parties. 5.3.
The
Company is not liable for any harm or damages related to the purchase or use of
the Company’s products and/or services, or any other transactions made in
connection with any third-party websites. Please review the third-party's
policies and practices and make sure to understand them before engaging in any
transaction. Complaints, claims, concerns, or questions regarding third-party
products should be directed to the third-party. 6.
Representations
and Warranties 6.1.
By using the Concierge Service, Clients represent,
warrant and undertake that: 6.1.1
they have legal capacity to enter into this agreement
and that they are at least eighteen (18) years old; 6.1.2
if the use of the Concierge Service is made for the
benefit of another person who is under eighteen (18) years old (the “Minor”),
the Client shall assume primary responsibility of such Minor; 6.1.3
they will provide true, accurate, not misleading,
current and complete information as required for the Concierge Service and
undertake the responsibility to maintain and update their information in a
timely manner to keep it true, accurate, not misleading, current and complete
at all times; 6.1.4
they will provide us with whatever proof of
identity or any other documents which the Company may reasonably request or
require; and 6.1.5
they shall comply with these Terms.
7.
Intellectual
Property 7.1. Clients acknowledge
that all intellectual property rights subsisting in the Website and Concierge Service
remain the property of the Company or the Supplier (where applicable).
8.
Exclusion
of Liability and Indemnity 8.1. The Company is not
responsible for any personal injury or property damage arising out of or caused
by any negligent act or omission on the part of any Supplier providing any goods
or services being offered through the Concierge Service. 8.2. The Company is not
responsible for any injury, death, loss, claim, damage, act of god, accident,
delay, or any incidental or consequential damages of any kind, whether based in
contract, tort (including negligence) or otherwise, which arise out of or are
in any way connected with any purchase or use of the goods or services from a
Supplier, except where such loss results from the Company’s act, omission or
error. 8.3. The Concierge Service
is provided on an "as is" and "as available" basis and Clients
agree to use the Concierge Service at their sole risk. The Company expressly
disclaims all warranties of any kind, whether express or implied, including
implied warranties of merchantability, satisfactory quality, fitness for a
particular purpose and non-infringement, to the fullest extent allowed by law. 8.4. The Company makes
no warranty that the Concierge
Service will not cause any harm to the Client and that the Website and
Concierge Service and access to them are error free and uninterrupted or
available at all times. 8.5. To the extent
permitted by law, the Company will not be liable for any special, incidental,
indirect, consequential or punitive damages, losses, costs or expenses or for
any lost profits, revenue, business or anticipated savings, from the Client’s
use of the Concierge Service. The Company’s liability for damages hereunder
shall be limited to direct loss and monetary damages and the amount for each
claims shall in no event exceed the amount paid by the Clients for the relevant
part of the good or service booked through the Concierge Service, save that
nothing in these Terms shall operate to exclude or restrict liability for death
or personal injury. 8.6. The Client agrees
to defend, indemnify and hold the Company, its affiliates, subsidiaries,
directors, officers, employees, agents, partners, contractors, and licensors
harmless from any claim or demand, including reasonable lawyers’ fees, made by
a third party, relating to or arising from: 8.6.1
the Client’s use of the Concierge Service; 8.6.2
any violation by the Client of these Terms; 8.6.3
any action taken by the Company as part of its
investigation of a suspected violation of these Terms or as a result of its
finding or decision that a violation of these Terms have occurred; 8.6.4
the Client’s violation of any rights of another; 8.6.5
any intellectual property rights infringement
arising from the Client’s use of the Concierge Service. 8.7. The waiver and
indemnity provisions set out above apply to all violations described in or
contemplated by these Terms. This obligation shall survive the termination or
expiration of these Terms and/or the Client’s use of the Concierge Service.
9.
Termination 9.1. Either party may
terminate the Concierge Service by giving the other party one (1) months’
notice in writing. 9.2. The Company may at
any time, under certain circumstances and without prior notice, immediately
terminate or suspend all or a portion of the Client’s access to the Concierge Service
without compensation and without prejudice to the Company’s rights to damages
for any breach by the Client. Cause for such termination shall include: 9.2.1
violations of these Terms; 9.2.2
a request and/or order from law enforcement, a
judicial body, or other government agency; 9.2.3
where provision of the Concierge Service to the
Client is or may become unlawful; 9.2.4
the Client becomes or threatens to become bankrupt
or insolvent; 9.2.5
the Client makes any arrangement or composition
with or assignment for the benefit of the Client’s creditors or go into either
voluntary or compulsory liquidation or a receiver, trustee, judicial manager or
administrator is appointed over any of the Client’s assets; 9.2.6
the Client’s participation in fraudulent or illegal
activities; or 9.2.7
the Client’s failure to pay any fees owed to the
Company in relation to the Concierge Service. Any
such termination or suspension shall be made by the Company in its sole
discretion and the Company will not be responsible to the Client or any third
party for any damages that may result or arise out of such termination or
suspension of the Client’s access to the Concierge Service. 9.3. If the Concierge Service is terminated, all sums due,
accruing due or payable to the Company in respect of the Concierge Service up
to the termination date become immediately due and payable to the Company. 9.4. The termination of the Concierge Service will
not affect any accrued rights or remedies of either party against the other
party.
10.
Confidential
Information 10.1.
Clients shall maintain in confidence all information
and data relating to the Company, the Concierge Service, products, business
affairs, marketing and promotion plans or other operations which are disclosed
to Clients by the Company (whether orally or in writing and whether before, on
or after the date of entering into these Terms) or which are otherwise directly
or indirectly acquired by the Clients from the Company, in the course of the
Concierge Service. Clients shall further ensure that they only use such
confidential information in order to use the Concierge Service, and shall not
without the Company’s prior written consent, disclose such information to any
third party nor use it for any other purpose. 10.2.
The above obligations of confidentiality shall not
apply to the extent that Clients can show that the relevant information: 10.2.1
was at the time of receipt already in the Client’s
possession; 10.2.2
is, or becomes in the future, public knowledge
through no fault or omission on the Client’s part; 10.2.3
was received from a third party having the right to
disclose it; or 10.2.4
is required to be disclosed by law. 11.
Force
Majeure 11.1.
An
event of “Force Majeure” shall mean any event or circumstance such as pandemic,
earthquake, typhoon, flood, fire, act of god, war or other unforeseen events of
which the happening and consequences cannot be prevented or avoided, that
causes an effect on the part of either party’s obligation to fulfill and/or
ability to fulfill the terms and/conditions of this Agreement. 11.2.
If, by any reason of any event of Force Majeure,
either of the parties is delayed in or prevent from performing any of their
responsibilities in these Terms (other than payment of any monies), then such
delay or non-performance shall not be deemed to be a breach of these Terms and
no loss or damage shall be claimed by the other party by reason thereof.
12.
Miscellaneous 12.1.
These
Terms shall substitute all previous agreements and/or understandings relating
to its subject matter whether in writing or oral form. 12.2.
If
any of the above provisions are held to be unlawful or unenforceable such
provisions shall be removed and the remainder of these Terms shall remain in
full force and effect unless the business purpose of these Terms cannot be
achieved with the removal of such provisions. 12.3.
A
person who is not a party to these Terms shall not be entitled to enforce any
of these Terms under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 2001 of
Singapore. 12.4.
These
Terms shall be governed by and shall be construed in accordance with the laws
of the Republic of Singapore. In the event of dispute, Clients shall submit to
the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Singapore in respect of all matters
relating to these Terms. 12.5.
Nothing
in these Terms shall constitute or create any relationship of partnership,
joint venture, agency or representation between the parties. Neither party shall have the authority to
represent the other party with respect to a third party, or to bind the other party
to any obligation to a third party.
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