Both the british holiday & home parks association (bh&hpa) and the national caravan council (ncc) have not long ago consorted with the government run office of reasonable retail (oft) to offer fairer terms and conditions for those looking to purchase a static holiday caravans on uk parks as the leading industry bodies representing membership from a high share of uk holiday parks the bh&hpa & ncc have neared the oft to talk about a template of best exercise terms and conditions relating to buy and licence agreements for a static holiday caravan pitch.

This agreement forms the key legal contract among vender and consumer and some divergences and disputes relate directly to key issues which are covered within the proposed improvements, including pitch review and sale of static caravan. These template terms function and intent to give more transparent terns for clients and will include; • increased clarity of rights and liabilities of both parties concerned • increased clarity of expected behavioural standards. • fairer rules with allusion to the owners rights when merchandising a caravan. • faire terms with allusion to termination terms will have to an proprietor wish to cancel and agreement early.

• an bettered routine for pitch review. • preservation of owners rights when a park wishes to move static caravan due to web site developments. • improved dispute despatch and solution service. The oft similarly publish a leaflet called ‘a reasonable pitch for your caravan’ to aid clients seek guidance on unfair terms and conditions in buy and licence agreements provided to clients by park owners at the time of buy.

For more info visit the oft’s internet-location. .