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Look at the Explanatory Notes that are displayed on every contract’s description page. You need to scroll down a bit to see them or follow the ‘Read Explanatory Notes’ link.

The Notes are very detailed, and supplied free to view on all our contracts.  The Notes explain what each contract covers, clause by clause, so you can see exactly what you will be getting. TIP: You can also use them to compare the contents of simliar documents.

Remember you can also tailor the documents after purchase, either yourself or with your lawyer’s help, and you can order tailoring services from ContractStore as well.

You can use the search box on the top right of the Page – type in a brief description of what you are looking for – and here are some tips:

• Do not use a very long phrase – e.g. insert ‘subcontractor warranty’ rather than ‘standard form of warranty for subcontractor with design responsibility’
• Try another combination of words – e.g. if ‘personal guarantee’ does not produce a result try ‘guarantee’ or ‘payment guarantee’
• If a single word produces a very long list, you can refine the search by using two words – e.g. ‘conditions’ appears a lot in our list so try ‘sale conditions’ instead
• If a single word does not produce a result – try two words
• Alternatively you can browse our catalogue which is broken down into lists of different types of contract – have a look here.

Immediately after completing the payment process, you will receive an email acknowledging your payment and you will be provided a link to download the documents you purchased.

You will then be able to download the documents you purchased from a link in the confirmation email or by logging into the ‘My Account’ section of our website where you are provided links to all your purchased downloads and previous order details.

If you entered your email address incorrectly this follow-up email will be lost. Contact us if you want help with accessing your documents.

Please do! All our documents are in Microsoft Word format. They are designed to allow you (or your lawyer) to make whatever changes you need to make the right contract to meet your needs.