Which part applies to you
Most people need one of the first two. Part C applies to everybody.
Terms for guests
For anyone using STADIT Reservations to browse hotels, reserve a table or room, or order food and drink. It sits alongside the booking terms shown at the point of ordering and the individual policy of the hotel you are booking with.
Part A — Terms for Guests
This Part applies to anyone using STADIT Reservations to browse hotels, reserve a table or room, or order food and drink. It sits alongside the booking terms shown to you at the point of ordering and the individual policy of the hotel you are booking with.
A1 Who you are contracting with
When you reserve a table, book a room, or place an order through STADIT Reservations, you enter into a contract directly with the hotel or restaurant named on the listing (the “Venue”). That Venue is the supplier of the meal, the room and any other service you receive. It is responsible for supplying what you ordered, to the standard the law requires.
STADIT Reservations Ltd (“we”, “us”, “the Platform”) is not a party to that contract. We do not prepare food, let rooms, serve customers or employ the staff who do. Our role is set out in clause A2.
The Venue’s identity, trading address and contact details are shown on its listing and on your booking confirmation. If you cannot identify who you contracted with, contact us and we will tell you.
A2 Our role as an intermediary
We provide the technology that lets you:
- browse Venues that have chosen to list with us, and the information they publish;
- reserve a table or a room, and receive a booking reference;
- order food and drink from your table by scanning a QR code;
- pay the Venue electronically, where the Venue has enabled that; and
- retrieve your booking or receipt afterwards.
We act as an information society service provider within the meaning of the Electronic Commerce (EC Directive) Regulations 2002. We do not verify, endorse or guarantee the accuracy of information a Venue publishes about itself, including menus, prices, opening hours, amenities, photographs or allergen information. That information is supplied and maintained by the Venue, and clause A8 explains why that distinction matters.
We are not an agent of the Venue and have no authority to bind it, nor is the Venue our agent. We do not act as a travel agent, tour operator or package organiser, and bookings made through the Platform are not package travel arrangements within the meaning of the Package Travel and Linked Travel Arrangements Regulations 2018 unless expressly described as such.
A3 Bookings and reservations
A reservation is confirmed when the Platform issues you a booking reference. That reference is your proof of booking. Keep it: it is how you and the Venue identify your reservation, and how you retrieve it later.
Where a table or room is already reserved, the Platform will refuse the slot. We take reasonable care to prevent double bookings, but we do not guarantee that a Venue will honour every reservation — a Venue may be unable to do so through closure, illness, fire, loss of licence or other circumstances outside its control. Where a Venue cannot honour a confirmed booking, your remedy is against the Venue.
You must give accurate contact details. A reservation made in a false name, or with a phone number or email address you do not control, may be cancelled without notice.
Reservations are personal to you and may not be resold or transferred for profit.
A4 Table ordering
Some Venues offer ordering from the table by QR code. When you submit an order you are making an offer to buy from the Venue, which the Venue accepts by beginning preparation. Once preparation has begun an order generally cannot be cancelled, because the goods are made to your order and perishable.
Item availability, portion size, preparation time and substitutions are matters for the Venue. Estimated preparation times shown by the Platform are indications given by the Venue and are not guarantees.
A5 Prices, taxes and charges
Prices are set by the Venue and shown to you before you commit. The price displayed is the total payable and includes any applicable value added tax and any service charge the Venue applies, in accordance with the Price Marking Order 2004 and regulation 13 of the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013.
Where a Venue applies a discretionary service charge, it will be shown separately and identified as discretionary. Discretionary service charges and tips are dealt with by the Venue in accordance with the Employment (Allocation of Tips) Act 2023.
We will never add a charge to your order that was not displayed to you before you paid. We charge you nothing for using the Platform.
Where a Venue trades in a currency other than your own, your bank or card issuer may apply a conversion rate and a fee. Those are matters between you and your bank.
A6 Payment
Electronic payments are processed by a regulated third-party payment provider — Stripe for Venues in the United Kingdom, the European Economic Area and the United States, and Pesapal for Venues in Uganda — using the Venue’s own merchant account. The Venue is the merchant of record. Your card details are collected and held by the payment provider and are not stored by us.
Payment is subject to the payment provider’s own terms and to strong customer authentication where required. A payment may be declined by your bank or by the provider for reasons we are not told and cannot influence.
Some Venues in Uganda accept payment to a mobile money merchant code. Those payments are confirmed manually by a person and are not instantaneous. You will be given a reference to quote; quote it, because without it a payment may be difficult to match to your booking.
Where you pay at the Venue rather than online, payment is a matter entirely between you and the Venue and the Platform has no involvement in it.
A7 Cancellation and refunds
The 14-day cooling-off period does not apply to most bookings made here. Under regulation 28(1)(h) of the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013, the right to cancel a distance contract does not apply to contracts for the provision of accommodation, transport of goods, vehicle rental, catering or services related to leisure activities where the contract provides for a specific date or period of performance. A table reserved for a particular evening, a room booked for particular nights, and a meal ordered for immediate preparation all fall within that exemption.
Under regulation 28(1)(a), the right also does not apply to goods that are liable to deteriorate or expire rapidly — which covers prepared food and drink.
This does not leave you without rights. Each Venue sets its own cancellation policy, which is shown on its listing and at the point of booking. Many allow free cancellation up to a stated time. Cancellation, amendment and refunds are matters for the Venue under that policy and under the general law.
Where a Venue cancels a confirmed booking for which you have paid in advance, you are entitled to a refund of sums paid for the cancelled service. Because payments settle to the Venue, refunds are issued by the Venue through the same payment provider. We will assist in chasing a refund but cannot issue one ourselves, for the reason given in clause A6.
A8 Allergens, dietary requirements and food safety
Venues are required by the Food Information Regulations 2014 to provide information on the fourteen regulated allergens, and by the Food Information (Amendment) (England) Regulations 2019 (“Natasha’s Law”) to label prepacked for direct sale food. The Platform provides fields in which a Venue records that information and displays what the Venue has entered.
Responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of allergen information, for the preparation of food, for cross-contamination risk in the kitchen, and for compliance with food safety law rests with the Venue as the food business operator. We do not verify it and we are not a food business operator.
Where you tell a Venue about an allergy through the Platform, we will transmit that information faithfully. We cannot guarantee it is read, understood or acted upon by the Venue’s staff.
A9 Alcohol, age restrictions and licensing
Alcohol is supplied by the Venue under its own premises licence and subject to the Licensing Act 2003. It is an offence to sell alcohol to a person under 18 and an offence to buy alcohol for a person under 18. A Venue may refuse service and will require proof of age where there is doubt.
You must be at least 18 to order alcohol through the Platform. Ordering alcohol is not a guarantee it will be served; the Venue may refuse at its discretion, including where it considers a person intoxicated.
Where a Venue trades outside the United Kingdom, local licensing and minimum-age law applies instead.
A10 Your conduct
You agree not to:
- make reservations you do not intend to honour, including repeated no-shows;
- use another person’s identity, payment method or contact details;
- use the Platform to harass, abuse or threaten Venue staff or any other person;
- attempt to access a booking, order or account that is not yours;
- probe, scan or test the security of the Platform, or circumvent any rate limit, authentication or access control; or
- extract, scrape or republish Venue listings, whether manually or by automated means.
We may restrict or withdraw access where we reasonably believe this clause has been breached. A Venue may separately refuse service, and may recover from you any loss caused by a no-show where its published policy provides for that.
A11 Reviews and user content
Where the Platform allows you to submit a review, photograph or comment, you must ensure it is your own honest experience, is not defamatory, obscene, discriminatory or misleading, and does not infringe anyone’s rights or reveal another person’s personal data.
You grant us a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence to host, display and distribute that content on the Platform and in associated marketing, for as long as it remains published. You keep ownership of it.
We may decline to publish, or may remove, content that breaches this clause. We do not moderate every submission in advance and are not responsible for opinions expressed by guests. Reviews are moderated in line with the Competition and Markets Authority’s guidance on online reviews and the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024: we do not publish incentivised reviews as though they were independent, and we do not suppress genuine negative reviews at a Venue’s request.
A12 Complaints
A complaint about food, service, cleanliness, a room or the conduct of staff should go to the Venue first. It is the party you contracted with, and in practice it is the fastest route to a remedy.
A complaint about the Platform itself — a booking that did not transmit, a receipt that did not arrive, a technical fault — should come to us at support@learnplusfoundation.org. We aim to acknowledge within one working day and to resolve within [NUMBER] working days.
If we cannot resolve your complaint you may be entitled to use an alternative dispute resolution scheme. See clause C13.
A13 Your statutory rights
Nothing in these terms affects your statutory rights as a consumer. In the United Kingdom those include rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 that services be performed with reasonable care and skill, that goods be of satisfactory quality, fit for purpose and as described, and that information given about a trader or service which you rely on is binding.
Any term of this agreement which is unfair within the meaning of Part 2 of the Consumer Rights Act 2015 is not binding on you. The rest of the agreement continues to apply.
Terms for hotels and restaurants
For any business listing on the platform. This is a business-to-business agreement: the Consumer Rights Act 2015 does not apply to it, and the parties are taken to be of comparable bargaining power for the purposes of the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977.
Part B — Terms for Hotels and Restaurants
This Part applies to any business that lists on STADIT Reservations. It is a business-to-business agreement. The Consumer Rights Act 2015 does not apply to it, and the parties are taken to be of comparable bargaining power for the purposes of the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977.
B1 Eligibility and authority
To list on the Platform you must be a business lawfully entitled to operate a hotel, restaurant, bar or similar hospitality venue in the territory where it trades, and hold all licences, registrations and permissions that activity requires — including food business registration with the relevant local authority and, where alcohol is sold, a premises licence.
The person who registers a Venue warrants that they are authorised to bind the business to this agreement. Where a Venue is operated by a company, that company is the contracting party.
You must be at least 18 years old and must not be subject to any sanction, prohibition or disqualification that would make it unlawful for us to provide services to you.
B2 Registration codes and activation
A listing is activated using a registration code issued by us once payment for the relevant subscription has been received. A registration code:
- may be redeemed once only, and is spent at the moment of redemption;
- is tied to the plan tier and subscription period for which it was issued;
- has no cash value and is not transferable or resaleable; and
- may be cancelled by us before redemption where the underlying payment has been reversed, charged back or was not received.
Treat a registration code as confidential. Anyone holding it can use it to create a hotel account. We are not liable for use of a code by a person to whom you disclosed it.
B3 Plans, tiers and term
The Platform is offered in tiers. Each tier defines the features available to you, and the limits on branches and staff accounts. Current tier contents and limits are published on our pricing page and form part of this agreement.
Your subscription runs for the period purchased, beginning on the date the registration code is redeemed. We may change the composition of a tier on [NUMBER] days’ notice; where a change materially reduces functionality you are already paying for, clause C2 applies.
B4 Fees, taxes and commission
Subscription fees are as published at the time of purchase, in the currency selected. Fees are payable in advance and, except as set out in clause B6, are non-refundable.
All fees are exclusive of value added tax or equivalent indirect tax unless stated otherwise, which will be added at the prevailing rate where applicable. Where you are required by law to withhold tax from a payment to us, the amount payable is increased so that we receive the sum we would have received absent the withholding.
Fees charged by your payment provider on guest transactions are a matter between you and that provider and are deducted before settlement to you. We receive none of them.
B5 Renewal, lapse and reinstatement
Subscriptions do not renew automatically and no payment instrument is stored for recurring billing. You renew by purchasing a further period. We will attempt to notify you before expiry at the email address on your account, but notification is a courtesy and not a condition of expiry.
On expiry your listing is withdrawn from public view and access to the management dashboard is restricted. We retain your data for [NUMBER] days following expiry so that a lapsed account can be reinstated on renewal, after which it may be deleted in line with our retention policy.
Bookings already accepted before expiry remain your responsibility to honour.
B6 Refunds
Because subscription fees are paid in advance for a defined period, they are not refundable on a change of mind, on ceasing to trade, or where you have simply not used the Platform.
We will refund, on a pro-rata basis for the unexpired period, where:
- we withdraw the Platform or a material part of it during your paid period;
- we terminate this agreement other than for your breach; or
- a fee was charged in error or duplicated.
Nothing in this clause limits any right you may have to a remedy where the service supplied was not performed with reasonable care and skill.
B7 Your content and the licence you give us
You retain all ownership in the content you upload — photographs, menus, descriptions, logos, prices and the rest. You grant us a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free, sublicensable licence to host, reproduce, adapt for display, and publish that content for the purpose of operating and promoting the Platform, for as long as your listing is published and for a reasonable period afterwards in archived or cached form.
You warrant that you own or are licensed to use everything you upload, and that its publication will not infringe any third party’s intellectual property, privacy or other rights. Photographs of identifiable individuals require their consent, and you are responsible for obtaining it.
We may remove content that we reasonably believe breaches this clause, is unlawful, is materially misleading, or brings the Platform into disrepute.
B8 Your obligations
You must:
- Keep your listing accurate. Prices, menus, opening hours, amenities and photographs must reflect reality. Publishing a price you do not intend to honour may breach the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 and the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024.
- Honour confirmed bookings and orders, or notify the guest promptly and deal fairly with them where you cannot.
- Maintain accurate allergen information for all fourteen regulated allergens and comply with the Food Information Regulations 2014 and Natasha’s Law. This obligation is yours alone as the food business operator, and clause C7 applies to any claim arising from its breach.
- Comply with food safety and hygiene law, including the Food Safety Act 1990 and Regulation (EC) 852/2004 as retained in UK law.
- Handle tips lawfully. Where the Employment (Allocation of Tips) Act 2023 applies, you must allocate qualifying tips fairly, maintain a written policy and keep records for three years. The Platform records tips and provides the reporting to support this; the legal duty remains yours.
- Set and publish a cancellation policy and apply it consistently.
- Comply with data protection law in respect of guest personal data, as set out in clause B10.
- Deal with guests fairly and without unlawful discrimination, in accordance with the Equality Act 2010 including the duty to make reasonable adjustments.
B9 Payment processing and settlement
To accept electronic payment from guests you must connect a merchant account with the payment provider applicable to your territory — Stripe for the United Kingdom, the European Economic Area and the United States, Pesapal for Uganda. That account must be in your own name and settle to your own bank or mobile money account.
Onboarding, identity verification, ongoing eligibility and settlement timing are governed by that provider’s agreement with you, not by this one. We facilitate the connection; we do not control the outcome and are not responsible for a provider’s decision to decline, suspend or terminate your account.
Chargebacks, refunds and disputes on guest transactions are yours to handle, and any resulting loss or fee is yours to bear. We have no ability to reverse, withhold or release a payment.
Where you accept mobile money payments to your own merchant code, confirmation is manual and the accuracy of matching a payment to a booking depends on the reference being quoted. You accept the operational risk of that method.
You are responsible for issuing valid VAT invoices or receipts to guests where required, and for accounting for tax on your own sales. We are not your tax agent.
B10 Data protection — who is responsible for what
In respect of guest personal data collected through your listing — names, contact details, booking and order history, dietary and accessibility information — you are the controller and we act as a processor on your behalf within the meaning of the UK General Data Protection Regulation and the Data Protection Act 2018.
In respect of your own business account data, your staff account data, and our own operational, billing and security records, we are the controller.
As processor, we will:
- process guest personal data only on your documented instructions, which this agreement and your use of the Platform constitute;
- ensure persons authorised to process it are under an obligation of confidentiality;
- implement appropriate technical and organisational measures under Article 32;
- not engage a sub-processor without general written authorisation, and will notify you of intended changes so you may object — our current sub-processors are listed at [URL];
- assist you, so far as reasonably possible, with data subject requests and with your obligations under Articles 32 to 36;
- notify you without undue delay on becoming aware of a personal data breach; and
- delete or return guest personal data at the end of the agreement, save where retention is required by law.
You warrant that you have a lawful basis for the guest personal data you process and that you have given the required privacy information to the individuals concerned.
B11 Accounts, staff and security
You are responsible for every action taken through your account and those of your staff. You must issue individual accounts rather than sharing one, set them to the minimum role each person needs, and withdraw access promptly when someone leaves.
You must keep credentials confidential, use strong and unique passwords, and notify us without delay at support@learnplusfoundation.org on becoming aware of any unauthorised access.
You must not share credentials with us, and we will never ask for a password.
B12 Suspension and termination
We may suspend or withdraw your listing, immediately and without refund, where:
- you materially breach this agreement and, if the breach is capable of remedy, fail to remedy it within 14 days of written notice;
- we reasonably believe your listing is materially misleading, unlawful, or presents a risk to guest safety;
- you lose a licence or registration required to trade;
- you become insolvent, enter administration or cease to trade; or
- continuing to provide the service would put us in breach of law or of a payment provider’s requirements.
You may terminate at any time by ceasing use and not renewing. Clause B6 governs refunds.
On termination you must honour bookings already accepted. We will make your data available for export for [NUMBER] days.
B13 Support, availability and changes
We aim to keep the Platform available but do not guarantee uninterrupted or error-free operation. Scheduled maintenance will be notified where reasonably practicable. No service level agreement applies unless separately agreed in writing.
Support is provided by email during the hours published on our contact page. We aim to respond to a support request within one working day. Response targets are not contractual commitments unless separately agreed.
We develop the Platform continuously and may add, change or withdraw features. Where a change materially reduces functionality you are paying for, we will give reasonable notice and clause B6 applies.
General terms
Applies to everyone, guest or hotel. Where it conflicts with Part A or Part B, the more specific Part prevails for that user.
Part C — General Terms
This Part applies to everyone using the Platform, whether as a guest or as a Venue. Where it conflicts with Part A or Part B, the more specific Part prevails for that user.
C1 Definitions
“Platform” means the STADIT Reservations website, dashboards, table-ordering interfaces and associated applications. “Venue” means a hotel, restaurant or other hospitality business listed on the Platform. “Guest” means a person using the Platform to browse, book or order. “Content” means any text, image or other material submitted to the Platform. “we”, “us” and “our” mean STADIT Reservations Ltd.
C2 Acceptance and changes to these terms
By using the Platform you accept these terms. If you do not accept them, do not use it.
We may amend these terms. Where an amendment is material we will give notice by email or by prominent notice on the Platform at least [NUMBER] days before it takes effect. Continuing to use the Platform after that date constitutes acceptance. A Venue that does not accept a material change may terminate before the change takes effect and receive a pro-rata refund for the unexpired period.
The version in force at the time of your booking, order or subscription purchase governs that transaction.
C3 Intellectual property
The Platform, its software, design, database structure, and the STADIT Reservations name and marks are owned by us or our licensors. Nothing in this agreement transfers any of it to you.
You are granted a limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable licence to use the Platform for its intended purpose. You must not copy, decompile, reverse-engineer, or create derivative works from it, except to the extent that restriction is prohibited by section 50B or 50BA of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.
The aggregated listing database is protected by database right under the Copyright and Rights in Databases Regulations 1997. Extraction or re-utilisation of a substantial part is prohibited.
C4 Acceptable use
You must not use the Platform to:
- break any law, or infringe anyone’s rights;
- transmit malware, or interfere with the Platform’s operation or security;
- gain or attempt to gain unauthorised access to any account, system or data, which may constitute an offence under the Computer Misuse Act 1990;
- send unsolicited commercial communications; or
- impersonate any person or misrepresent an affiliation.
We may report suspected criminal activity to the police and cooperate with any investigation.
C5 Third-party services
The Platform relies on third parties including payment providers, email delivery, mapping and hosting. Their availability is outside our control, and their own terms govern your relationship with them where you contract with them directly.
Links to third-party sites are provided for convenience and are not endorsements.
C6 Liability
Subject to that, and because we are an intermediary and not the supplier of the meal, room or service:
- we are not liable for the acts or omissions of a Venue, including the quality, safety or legality of what it supplies, its failure to honour a booking, or the accuracy of information it publishes;
- we are not liable for the acts or omissions of a payment provider, or for a payment declined, delayed, reversed or charged back;
- we are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, loss of profit, loss of business, loss of goodwill, or loss of anticipated savings; and
- we are not liable for loss arising from your failure to keep credentials secure.
Cap on liability. Where we are liable to a Venue, our total aggregate liability arising in any twelve-month period is limited to the greater of the subscription fees paid by that Venue in that period and [AMOUNT]. Where we are liable to a Guest, our total liability in respect of any booking or order is limited to the amount paid for it.
Each limitation in this clause operates separately. If any is found unenforceable, the others continue to apply.
A Guest’s statutory rights under clause A13 are unaffected by this clause.
C7 Indemnity
A Venue shall indemnify us against all losses, damages, costs and reasonable legal fees we incur arising from a claim by a Guest or third party relating to that Venue’s acts or omissions — including a claim relating to food safety, allergens, injury sustained at the Venue, misleading listing information, infringement by uploaded Content, or breach of data protection law.
This clause does not apply to Guests.
C8 Data protection and privacy
We process personal data in accordance with our privacy policy, which forms part of this agreement and explains what we collect, why, on what lawful basis, how long we keep it, and the rights available to you.
You may complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office at ico.org.uk. Where a Venue or Guest is outside the United Kingdom, the relevant national supervisory authority applies — for Uganda, the Personal Data Protection Office under the Data Protection and Privacy Act 2019.
C9 International use
The Platform is operated from the United Kingdom and is intended for use in the territories in which we offer service. Accessing it from elsewhere is at your own initiative and you are responsible for compliance with local law.
Data transfers. Where personal data is transferred outside the United Kingdom, we rely on adequacy regulations where they exist, and otherwise on the International Data Transfer Agreement or the UK Addendum to the EU Standard Contractual Clauses, together with a transfer risk assessment.
EEA users. Where the EU General Data Protection Regulation applies, the equivalent rights and obligations in that Regulation apply in place of their UK equivalents.
Uganda. Venues and Guests in Uganda are additionally subject to the Data Protection and Privacy Act 2019 and, in respect of electronic transactions, the Electronic Transactions Act 2011.
United States. Where a Venue trades in a state with applicable consumer privacy legislation, we will cooperate in good faith to meet the additional obligations that legislation imposes.
We make no representation that the Platform is appropriate or available in any particular jurisdiction, and we may restrict availability by territory.
C10 Force majeure
Neither party is liable for failure to perform caused by an event beyond its reasonable control, including act of God, war, terrorism, civil unrest, epidemic, government action, failure of a public telecommunications network, power failure, or the failure of a third-party service on which the Platform depends. Payment obligations already accrued are not excused.
C11 General
Entire agreement. This agreement, with the privacy policy and any order-specific terms, is the entire agreement between us and supersedes prior discussions. Neither party relies on any statement not set out in it, save that nothing excludes liability for fraudulent misrepresentation.
Severance. If any provision is held invalid, it is severed and the remainder continues in force.
Waiver. A failure to enforce a right is not a waiver of it.
Assignment. You may not assign or transfer your rights without our written consent. We may assign on notice, including on a sale of our business.
Third party rights. Except as expressly stated, no person other than the parties has any right under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 to enforce any term.
Notices. Notices to us go to support@learnplusfoundation.org or to our registered office. Notices to you go to the email address on your account and are treated as received the next working day.
No partnership. Nothing creates a partnership, joint venture, agency or employment relationship between us.
C12 Governing law and jurisdiction
This agreement and any dispute arising out of it, whether contractual or non-contractual, is governed by the law of England and Wales.
The courts of England and Wales have exclusive jurisdiction, except that:
- a consumer may bring proceedings in the courts of their country of residence, and benefits from any mandatory consumer protection of that country which cannot be derogated from by agreement; and
- we may bring proceedings for unpaid sums or for injunctive relief in any court of competent jurisdiction where a Venue is established.
For Venues established in Uganda, nothing in this clause excludes the mandatory application of Ugandan law where it applies to the operation of a business in Uganda.
C13 Disputes and alternative dispute resolution
We would rather resolve a complaint than litigate it. Contact us first at support@learnplusfoundation.org.
Consumers. If we cannot resolve your complaint within eight weeks, you may refer it to an approved alternative dispute resolution provider. Our nominated provider is [ADR PROVIDER NAME AND WEBSITE]. Using ADR does not affect your right to go to court.
Businesses. A Venue and we will first attempt resolution by good-faith negotiation between senior representatives within 30 days. Failing that, the parties may agree to mediation before commencing proceedings. Nothing prevents either party seeking urgent injunctive relief.
C14 Who we are, and how to contact us
STADIT Reservations Ltd
Registered in England and Wales, company number [COMPANY NUMBER]
Registered office: [REGISTERED OFFICE ADDRESS]
VAT registration number: [VAT NUMBER, OR "not VAT registered"]
General and support: support@learnplusfoundation.org
Listings and partnerships: sales@learnplusfoundation.org
Billing: billing@learnplusfoundation.org
Full contact details, including our offices and opening hours, are on our contact page.
