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Terms & conditions for oven servicing may vary depending on the service provider or company you engage with. However, here are some common terms and conditions that are often included:

• Service Scope: The terms and conditions should clearly outline the specific services that will be provided during oven servicing. This may include inspection, cleaning, maintenance, repair, or any other relevant tasks.
• Appointment & Access: You can using our customer/consumers App HATER KACHE or Website for this order. The oven servicing by connecting our customer/consumer service App. We will try to accommodate your preferred date and time. 
• Fees & Payment: Payment is due upon completion of the service. We accept our payment gateway – Shurjopay by accepting credit/debit cards or any mobile banking channel.
• Warranty & Liability: If oven servicing provider offers a warranty on their work or parts, it should be clearly stated in the terms and conditions. Additionally, any limitations of liability or disclaimers of warranties should be mentioned.
• Customer Responsibilities: The terms may outline any responsibilities or requirements of the customer, such as providing accurate information about the oven, ensuring a safe working environment, or following any post-check-up recommendations or instructions.
• Limitations & Exclusions: The terms and conditions should specify any limitations or exclusions to the oven servicing. This may include specific oven models or brands that are not covered, or any conditions under which the service may be refused.
• Confidentiality & Data Protection: If the servicing involves accessing personal or sensitive information stored in the oven, the terms should address confidentiality and data protection measures.
• Dispute Resolution: The terms may include provisions for dispute resolution, such as mediation or arbitration, in the event of any conflicts or disagreements between the service provider and the customer.
• Termination: The terms should outline the circumstances under which either party can terminate the servicing agreement, as well as any associated penalties or obligations upon termination.
• Governing Law: The terms and conditions should state the governing law that applies to the agreement, specifying the jurisdiction in which any disputes would be resolved.

It is important to note that these terms and conditions are general guidelines, and the specific terms may vary depending on the service provider. Always review the terms and conditions provided by the company or service you plan to engage with to ensure you have a clear understanding of the agreement.