Accidentally Ive found a real legal risk in the terms your sending to movers. It really shouldn't be me telling a professional trade body like BAR about this but here we are lol Please look into this with your legal team ASAP and update every mover whos already been sent the October 2025 Liability version. I only spotted it while creating a guide for a mover chasing unpaid storage and posted here because its in everyones interest (movers clients and BAR itself). Better to fix this royal cock up now before it affects your association or your members clients. When its sorted post the fix and thats FREE advice from me but I cant watch over BAR 24/7. At some point you need the legal team looking at this stuff , I'm getting too old for this shite. --------------------------------------------------------------- Britannia Clockwork Perfect Group Gerson Atlas 100s more FFS all using these terms. --------------------------------------------------------------- This is constructive criticism so the industry can evolve and everyone stays protected. Its regarding the law and the terms youre giving to movers. Yes contractually legal on the surface but I believe they are not litigation proof if a client takes a mover to court or a mover has to get rid of goods early. (Specifically Clause 23) it does not align with the statutory safeguards in the Torts (Interference with Goods) Act 1977 (TIGA) when storage removal charges are unpaid. See the black letter statute here: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1977/32/schedule/1/paragraph/6 Possibly like your older terms (2019) or: 23. If payment of Our charges relating to Your goods is in arrears and on giving You three months notice in writing sent by registered post or recorded delivery We are entitled to require You to remove Your goods from Our custody and pay all money due to Us. If You fail to pay all outstanding amounts due to Us within the three month period specified in the notice We may sell or dispose of some or all of the goods without further notice...