Terms and Conditions

  1. Definitions

    • 1.1 - "Client" shall mean the party ordering the Services from the Company.
    • 1.2 - "Company" shall mean Oxbridge Research Group Limited and each body corporate which is from time to time its subsidiary or its holding company or a subsidiary of its holding company.
    • 1.3 - "Order Form" shall mean the order form completed by the Client on this website
    • 1.4 - "Services" shall mean the services specified on the [invoice] that the Client will be sent once you have completed the Order Form and confirmed your order on this website which the Company has agreed to supply to the Client in accordance with these terms and conditions.

  2. General

    All contracts made by the Company for the supply of the Service are subject to and governed by these terms and conditions which may only be varied by the Company in writing and any other terms and conditions shall not form part of the contract between the Company and the Client.

  3. Formation of Contract

    • 3.1 - No binding contract shall be deemed to have come into existence unless an Order Form has been completed by the Client and accepted in writing by the Company by email or otherwise and shall be at price stated on the Order Form.
    • 3.2 - The Company provides all of its services subject to the availability of its writers and facilities. For pre-paid written materials, if the Company cannot find a writer within 72 hours of receipt of payment then it will refund the Client's payment in full and without the Company being obliged to complete the work and without any liability to the Client for non-performance or otherwise.

  4. Payment

    • 4.1 - Where the Company has agreed that the Client may pay by instalments the Client is obliged to make the payments on the due dates. In the event that the Client fails to pay the full amount due on the due dates the Client shall pay interest on the amount unpaid at the rate of four percent (4%) per annum above the base rate of the Royal Bank of Scotland plc from time to time from the date any sum becomes due until the date the sum owed is paid with interest and the Company shall be entitled to suspend the carrying out of the Services until such payment is made without any liability to the Client for non-performance or otherwise.
    • 4.2 - Any claims of whatsoever nature by the Client against the Company in respect of the Services shall not entitle the Client to withhold payment for any part of the Services or other service purchased by the Client from the Company.
    • 4.3 - The client agrees to be bound by The Oxbridge Research Group's strict no refund policy due to the highly individual and particularized nature of the services provided by us. The client further agrees that refunds will only be given in extreme circumstances - for instance the failure to deliver an essay or dissertation - and that all refunds are at the complete discretion of The Oxbridge Research Group Ltd.
    • 4.4 - Where the Contract for the supply of Services requires the performance of the Contract before the expiry of seven working days beginning with the day after the day on which the Contract is concluded the Client will not have the right to cancel the Contract. The Client may cancel an order for the supply of services within seven working days from the day the Contract was concluded provided the Company may make a charge for any direct costs incurred as a result of the Client's order for the Services The Client confirms that such requirements as need to be met by the Company under The Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations 2000 as amended have been met. If the Client is entitled to cancel the order the Company will refund the Client the amount the Client originally paid for the supply of the Services less any direct costs incurred within 30 days from the date the Company received notice of the cancellation.
    • 4.5 - The Company will discount customers 10% of the price for the Services work for every 24 hours that Services are supplied late up to a maximum of 100% of the price paid for the Services

  5. Liability

    The Company shall be liable for death or personal injury caused by its negligence but subject thereto in no circumstances will the Company incur any liability of any kind or nature whether in contract or tort or otherwise or for any loss of profits or any other consequential loss arising out of the use of the Services by the Client or the late delivery of any of the Services or in the event that the use of the Services is in breach of the Clients' University or School regulations or the provisions governing academic work or in the event that the Client shall have referenced any substituted work to their University or School to the use of he Services or as a result of any breach of the provisions of condition 7.1.

  6. Provision of Services

    • 6.1 - The Company hereby warrants that:
      • 6.1.1 - the Services that will be provided to the Client will be prepared or written or provided exclusively by present or former members of Oxford University and Cambridge University.
      • 6.1.2 - the Services are plagiarism-free and where relevant the work which forms part of the Services are subject to analysis by its quality control team.
      • 6.1.3 - the Company does not own and is not affiliated with any essay databank or essay database.
      • 6.1.4 - not to re-sell, re-publish, or re-distribute, either for sale or otherwise, any written material supplied to the Client as part of the Services. Further that the Company will never knowingly put any essay supplied to the client on any website or database.
      • 6.1.5 - where relevant the Client will be supplied with written material equivalent to Upper 1st (75%+), 1st Class, 2:1 or 2:2 standard (as paid for by the client).
    • 6.2 - These warranties contained in clause 6 are conditional upon the Client's agreement to the following:
      • 6.2.1 - that any writing service sold to them by the Company is sold and intended solely for the purpose of inspiring that client's own work through giving an example of model research, writing, expression and structuring of ideas. The client must never submit as if their own work, either in part or total, to their university, school or any other institute of education a writing service sold to them by the Company.
      • 6.2.2 - not to re-sell, re-publish, re-distribute or in any other way violate the copyright of any written material sold to them by the Company.
      • 6.2.3 - that the Company has the right to refuse to continue the preparation or sale of any written material, either in part or in full, which the Company suspects of being used in breach of any of these terms and conditions.
      • 6.2.4 - that the Client has to thoroughly examine, before ordering any service from the Company, the particular rules regulations and provisions of their University or School governing the preparation and submission of academic work, and to check whether these provisions permit the employment of services such as those offered by the Company.
      • 6.2.5 - that any view or statement expressed by the Company or its employees either on its website or elsewhere, does not constitute advice to the Client about the suitability of his or her use of our Services, but rather these views and statements are "opinions".
      • 6.2.6 - the Client will check their written material to satisfy themselves that their work is of the standard they requested and paid for. If the Client believes their work to be below the standard they requested then they may request within 10 days (240 hours) of the delivery of that written material that the work be altered free of charge so as to conform to any specifications of standard stated by the client in their original specifications. The Client agrees that alterations will only be valid if the client requests them within 10 Day (240 hour) of receipt of their written material and that alterations requested after this 10 day (240 hour) period will not be carried-out without extra payment at cost price from the client and may be refused by the Company in its sole discretion. The Client agrees that alteration requests not included on the Order Form will not be completed free of charge and that the Company may in its sole discretion refuse to undertake these.
      • 6.2.7 - that the Upper 1st, 1st Class, 2:1 or 2:2 standard of the written material provided by the Company in no way represents any such class guarantee that were the same written material to be submitted to the Client's university or school that the Client will receive that degree mark. All written materials supplied by the Company to the Client are meant only to be used as model examples of what the Client's own work might be like. For the Client to hand-in any written material written by the Company as if it were that Client's own is strictly prohibited by the Company and represents a breach of its copyright.
      • 6.2.8 - that if the Client is satisfied that the use of the Services is permitted by their University or School, then the Client must also investigate whether it is necessary for them to reference in their work the use of the Services. and the Client acknowledges that the Company has not given the Client any advice whatsoever on this question, and leaves the decision solely to the judgement of the Client.
      • 6.2.9 - that the services are rendered purely and solely as academic assistance and do not constitute in any form of professional advice.
    • 6.3 - The Company explicitly and unambiguously condemns plagiarism in all its forms. The Company maintains the right to deny the provision of Services to any person for whom the Company has evidence to suggest that person has committed the act of plagiarism.

  7. Confidentiality

    Subject to the terms of the privacy statement on the Company's website the Company agrees that the Clients use of its Services will be kept completely confidential and that their personal or other details will never knowingly be revealed to any third parties.

  8. Copyright

    All services provided by the Company remain the copyright of the Company. No materials of any kind supplied by the Company may be reproduced redistributed or displayed without the express agreement of the Company. The Client shall indemnity and keep the Company indemnified against all liability in respect of any infringement of copyright or any other similar right or claim resulting from a breach of this condition.

  9. Waiver

    • 9.1 - No failure to exercise no delay in exercising on the part of the Company of any right or remedy shall operate as a waiver.
    • 9.2 - The waiver or variation of any of these terms and conditions at any time by the Company will constitute a waiver or variation for the purpose of that particular transaction only and the Clients obligations in respect of the failure performance shall remain in full force and effect.

  10. Events Beyond the Company's Reasonable Control

    The Company will not be held responsible for any delay or failure to comply with its obligations under these terms and conditions of the delay or failure arises from any cause which is beyond its reasonable control. This condition does not affect your statutory rights.

  11. Assignments

    The Client will not assign its rights or obligations under these terms and conditions without the prior written consent of the Company.

  12. Third Party Rights

    The Contract created by these terms and conditions in between the Company and the Client and is not to confer any rights or any nature upon any party other then the Client and the Company.

  13. Termination

    • 13.1 - The Company may terminate the Contract immediately by notice in the event of the Client's failure to make the due payments under the Contract without rebate or allowance on the due date.
    • 13.2 - In the event of the Company terminating the Contract the buyer being in breach of any of its terms and conditions the Client shall immediately pay to the Company all sums due under the Contract without rebate or allowance.

  14. Alteration of Service or Amendments to the Conditions

    The Company reserves the right to make changes to these terms and conditions. The Client's contract with the Company will be subject to the terms and conditions at the time the Client confirms the order on the website unless any change to these terms and conditions is required to be made by law or government authority. If any of these conditions is deemed invalid void or for any reason unenforceable that condition will be deemed severable and will not affect the validity and enforceability of any remaining condition.

  15. Governing Law

    The interpretation and performance of any Contract between the Company and the Client and of any of these terms and conditions shall be governed by and continued in accordance with English Law.