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Terms of Service

Website Terms of Service

Terms governing use of the GDS CONS LTD website, its content, business information, links, and enquiries.

Informational Use

Website content provides a general overview and may not address your specific circumstances.

Separate Engagement Terms

Consulting scope, responsibilities, fees, deliverables, and liability require a written agreement.

Responsible Access

Users must not misuse the website, interfere with operation, or violate applicable law.

Last Updated 25 August 2026

Terms for Using This Website

These terms apply when you access or use this website. The site provides general information about GDS CONS LTD and its consulting capabilities. By using it, you agree to use it lawfully and responsibly. If you do not agree with these terms, you should discontinue use of the site.

Website content does not create a client relationship and is not legal, regulatory, financial, security, or technical advice. A consulting engagement begins only through an authorised written agreement.

Terms That Apply

Website Use, Content, and Responsibility

These provisions protect the website, its users, and the integrity of business communications.

01

Permitted Use

Use the website for lawful information, evaluation, and business-enquiry purposes.

02

Prohibited Use

Do not disrupt services, bypass security, introduce harmful code, scrape unlawfully, impersonate others, or infringe rights.

03

Intellectual Property

Branding and original site materials belong to GDS CONS LTD or their respective owners unless stated otherwise.

04

Accuracy and Availability

We aim for accurate, available information but may update content and cannot guarantee uninterrupted or error-free access.

05

External Links

Links may lead to third-party services that operate under their own content, security, privacy, and terms.

06

Applicable Law

These website terms are governed by applicable laws of the United Republic of Tanzania.

Our Approach

How Consulting Engagements Are Established

Website interaction and preliminary discussion remain separate from a formal professional engagement.

  1. 1

    Initial Enquiry

    You provide non-confidential context about the organisation, objective, and requested support.

  2. 2

    Scope Discussion

    The parties clarify needs, assumptions, boundaries, timing, information, and suitability.

  3. 3

    Written Agreement

    Authorised parties agree scope, responsibilities, fees, deliverables, confidentiality, and terms.

  4. 4

    Engagement Start

    Professional services begin only after the required agreement and approvals are complete.

Designed for Your Context

Important Website Limitations

Users should make decisions using advice and evidence appropriate to their own situation.

  • No Automatic Client Relationship
  • No Professional Advice Through Website Content
  • No Guarantee of Uninterrupted Availability
  • Third-Party Sites Have Separate Terms
  • Content May Be Updated
  • Written Engagement Terms Take Priority

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Contacting the Firm Create a Client Relationship?+

No. An enquiry or preliminary discussion does not create a client relationship. A professional engagement begins only through an authorised written agreement.

Can Website Content Be Relied on as Advice?+

No. The content is general information and does not account for your complete facts, applicable obligations, risk, or objectives. Obtain advice appropriate to your circumstances before acting.

Can These Terms Change?+

Yes. The website and these terms may be updated. The current version and last-updated date shown on this page apply when you use the site.

Who Owns the Content on This Website?+

Unless otherwise stated, the branding and original website content belong to GDS CONS LTD. Third-party names, standards, publications, and linked materials remain the property of their respective owners.

Is GDS CONS LTD Responsible for External Websites?+

No. External links are provided for convenience or authoritative reference. Third-party websites control their own content, availability, security, privacy practices, and terms.

What Happens if Written Engagement Terms Differ?+

For professional services, the authorised written engagement agreement governs the consulting relationship and takes priority over general website information where the two address the same subject.

Questions About These Terms

Contact Our Team for Clarification

For questions about website use or these terms, contact our business team directly.

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