My question involves business law in the state of: NC
I own a website (I am a client) and have a clause in our contract stating:
"Consultant reserves the right to advertise Consultant’s logo with a link back to Consultant’s website on Client’s project website".
The "consultant" is not me, it is the website developer.
We have made changes to our website and redesigned sections including our footer, which is where the old link to web developers site originally was.
We moved the link to the web developer to our About us page.
Now, the website developer/"consultant" is demanding that we place his link into our footer section (which basically appears on every page of website). We do not wish to do this.
Do we have to comply, or reply to the developer?
I own a website (I am a client) and have a clause in our contract stating:
"Consultant reserves the right to advertise Consultant’s logo with a link back to Consultant’s website on Client’s project website".
The "consultant" is not me, it is the website developer.
We have made changes to our website and redesigned sections including our footer, which is where the old link to web developers site originally was.
We moved the link to the web developer to our About us page.
Now, the website developer/"consultant" is demanding that we place his link into our footer section (which basically appears on every page of website). We do not wish to do this.
Do we have to comply, or reply to the developer?
Contract Law: Contract Clause Question for Website
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