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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.

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.

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Return and Refund Policy

This is a place to describe your Return and Refund Policy to buyers.

A Return and Refund policy usually consists of:

Terms of return (i.e. number of days)
State of return (e.g. unworn)
Reason for return (e.g. damaged or wrong product)
Process for return (i.e. how to initiate a return, how to contact customer service)
Process of refund (i.e. terms of refund, duration, payment details)
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Pursuant to 24 CFR § 245.100 & Los Angeles County Code 8.52.130

Pursuant to 24 CFR § 245.100 of Federal Code, the removal of such material in a federally-funded building is a violation of the law. According to the Department of Housing and Urban Development, tenants have “the right to organize as residents without obstruction, harassment, or retaliation from property owners or management; the right to poster materials in common areas and provide leaflets informing other residents of their rights; the right to use appropriate common space or meeting facilities to organize.”

Los Angeles County Code 8.52.130 stipulates that no landlord, property manager, or employee may “interfere with the right of Tenants to: distribute and post literature informing other Tenants of their rights and opportunities to involve themselves.”

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