These Terms and Conditions (“Terms”) govern the provision of services by Enston Corporate Services Pte. Ltd. (UEN 201200804K) (“Enston”, “we”, “us” or “our”) to the person or entity purchasing or receiving our services (“Client”, “you” or “your”).
By purchasing, accepting or using any of our Services, you agree to be bound by these Terms, together with the applicable quotation, engagement letter, order confirmation or other written agreement issued by Enston.
1. General
1.1 Our Services
Enston provides accounting, bookkeeping, financial statement preparation, corporate tax, company incorporation, company secretarial, registered address, payroll, XBRL filing, resident director, hot desk, document legalisation and other corporate, administrative and professional services.
We may also introduce or facilitate services provided by independent third-party service providers.
The specific Services purchased by you, together with their scope and fees, will be set out in the applicable quotation, engagement letter, order confirmation, invoice or other written communication issued or accepted by Enston (“Service Confirmation”).
1.2 Acceptance of these Terms
A Service is considered accepted when:
- you accept a quotation or Service Confirmation;
- you make payment for the Service;
- you instruct us in writing to commence the Service; or
- we commence work following your instruction.
Once accepted, these Terms and the applicable Service Confirmation form the agreement between you and Enston (“Agreement”).
1.3 Authority
If you purchase or instruct us to provide Services on behalf of a company, management corporation, partnership or other entity, you represent and warrant that you have authority to do so and to bind that entity to this Agreement.
1.4 Age and capacity
You must be at least 18 years of age and have the legal capacity to enter into this Agreement.
1.5 Accuracy of information
You are responsible for ensuring that all information, documents, records and instructions provided to us are accurate, complete and up to date.
You must promptly notify us of any material change to information previously provided to us, including changes to directors, shareholders, beneficial owners, business activities, contact details, residential addresses and business circumstances.
1.6 Client instructions
We may rely on information and instructions provided by you or by a person whom you have authorised to act on your behalf.
We are not required to independently verify the commercial accuracy of information or instructions unless such verification forms part of the agreed scope of Services.
1.7 Our right to decline or suspend Services
We may decline to commence, suspend or terminate Services where:
- required identification, verification or supporting documents have not been provided;
- we are unable to complete our customer due diligence or ongoing risk assessment;
- we reasonably suspect fraud, money laundering, terrorism financing, sanctions breaches or other unlawful activity;
- the Services may expose Enston, its employees or service providers to legal, regulatory or reputational risk;
- you fail to provide information or instructions required for us to perform the Services;
- you fail to pay amounts due to us; or
- you materially breach this Agreement.
Where required by law, we may take such action without notifying you of the underlying reason.
1.8 Regulatory and compliance requirements
Our Services are subject to applicable Singapore laws and regulatory requirements, including requirements relating to anti-money laundering, countering the financing of terrorism, sanctions, customer due diligence, corporate filings, tax and data protection.
We may request additional information or documents at any time where reasonably required for compliance purposes.
2. Fees, Payment and Disbursements
2.1 Fees
Our fees are as stated in the applicable quotation, Service Confirmation, invoice or pricing information communicated by us.
Unless otherwise stated, all fees are in Singapore dollars and are exclusive of GST and third-party or government charges.
2.2 Payment
Fees are payable in advance unless otherwise agreed in writing.
For recurring Services, the applicable billing frequency will be stated in the Service Confirmation.
We may require payment before commencing or continuing Services.
2.3 Disbursements
Government fees, filing fees, stamp duties, courier charges, legalisation fees, bank charges and other third-party expenses are payable by you in addition to our professional fees unless expressly stated otherwise.
We may require payment of anticipated disbursements before incurring them.
2.4 Additional work
Where work falls outside the agreed scope of Services, we may charge additional fees based on the applicable quotation, agreed rate or our prevailing time-cost rates.
Examples include complex or unusual transactions, additional statutory filings, IRAS queries, objections, appeals, urgent work, historical clean-up, reconstruction of records, additional payroll work, complex corporate transactions and work arising from incomplete or inaccurate information.
2.5 Fee review
For recurring Services, we may review our fees periodically having regard to the scope, complexity, volume and time required to perform the Services.
Any revised fee applicable to a renewed service period will be communicated to you before or at renewal where reasonably practicable.
2.6 Late payment
If an amount remains unpaid after its due date, we may:
- suspend or withhold Services;
- decline to undertake further work;
- charge reasonable administrative or recovery costs;
- engage a debt collection agency; and/or
- commence legal proceedings to recover the amount owed.
Suspension of Services does not release you from your payment obligations.
3. Renewal and Termination
3.1 Service period
The applicable Service Confirmation will specify the initial service period.
Unless otherwise stated, recurring Services will renew for the same period on the applicable renewal date.
3.2 Cancellation by Client
You may terminate a recurring Service by giving written notice in accordance with the cancellation period stated in the applicable Service Confirmation.
If no cancellation period is stated, cancellation of an annual Service should be received at least one month before the relevant renewal date.
3.3 Termination by Enston
We may terminate or suspend Services immediately where:
- you materially breach this Agreement;
- you fail to pay amounts due;
- required due-diligence information is not provided;
- we reasonably suspect unlawful or improper use of our Services;
- continuing the engagement may cause Enston to breach any law, regulation or professional obligation; or
- we otherwise have reasonable grounds to discontinue the engagement.
3.4 Effect of termination
Upon termination:
- all outstanding fees and disbursements become immediately payable;
- you must cease using any Enston address, service, name or facility where applicable;
- you must take all necessary steps to update public records, regulatory records and third parties where required;
- we may cease acting for you after the applicable termination date; and
- termination does not affect rights or obligations that accrued before termination.
3.5 No refund
Unless expressly stated otherwise in these Terms or the applicable Service Confirmation, fees paid in advance are non-refundable.
Where a specific Service contains a separate refund provision, that provision will apply.
4. Registered Address and Mail Services
4.1 Use of registered address
Where you purchase our registered address service, we permit you to use the designated address for the purposes stated in the Service Confirmation, including registration with ACRA where applicable.
The registered address does not constitute a physical office, tenancy or place of residence for you, your directors, employees or shareholders.
You must not represent to any person or authority that you maintain a physical business presence or residence at the address unless expressly authorised by us.
4.2 Mail
We may receive mail addressed to you at the registered address.
We are not responsible for delays, loss or non-delivery where delivery to the address cannot reasonably be established or where the issue arises from the postal or courier provider.
We may open an item where reasonably necessary to identify the intended recipient or where required for security, compliance or legal purposes.
4.3 Mail scanning and forwarding
Where mail scanning or forwarding is included in your Service Confirmation, we will process mail in accordance with the agreed scope.
Scanning does not necessarily include junk mail, catalogues, brochures, magazines or documents exceeding the applicable page limit.
Forwarding fees, courier charges and overseas delivery charges are payable separately unless otherwise stated.
4.4 Parcels
Parcels should be notified to us in advance.
We may charge administration and courier fees for forwarding parcels.
Parcels may be returned to the sender if they are unannounced, excessively large, excessively heavy, prohibited or otherwise unsuitable for storage at our premises.
Unless otherwise agreed, parcels will not be stored for more than 30 days.
4.5 Prohibited use
You must not use our address or mail services for unlawful, fraudulent, deceptive, prohibited or otherwise improper activities.
We may refuse or terminate services where the nature or volume of mail or activity creates unreasonable operational, legal, regulatory or reputational risk.
4.6 Change of address after termination
Upon termination, you must promptly remove our address from your ACRA records, website, correspondence, promotional materials, invoices, bank records and other public or official records where applicable.
If you continue using our address after termination, you remain liable for the applicable service fees and any costs incurred by us.
5. Company Incorporation and Company Secretarial Services
5.1 Company incorporation
Where we assist with incorporation, we will prepare and submit the relevant documents based on information and instructions provided by you.
You are responsible for reviewing and approving the information before submission.
We do not guarantee that:
- a proposed company name will be approved;
- an incorporation application will be approved within a particular period; or
- any licence, permit, bank account, work pass or other application made after incorporation will be approved.
5.2 Customer due diligence
Before incorporation or commencement of company secretarial services, we may require identification and verification documents for directors, shareholders, beneficial owners, corporate shareholders and authorised representatives.
Where a corporate shareholder has another corporate shareholder in its ownership chain, we may require documents sufficient to identify the ultimate beneficial owners.
We may request additional documents at any time as part of our ongoing compliance obligations.
5.3 Company secretarial services
Where we are appointed as company secretary, our services may include:
- maintaining statutory registers and records;
- preparing routine directors’ resolutions and minutes;
- attending to routine ACRA filings;
- annual return filing;
- changes to registered office;
- changes to directors, secretaries and officer particulars;
- changes to financial year end;
- routine bank-related resolutions;
- appointment of corporate representatives; and
- other routine statutory matters agreed with you.
The exact scope depends on the Service Confirmation.
5.4 Non-routine corporate work
Non-routine or complex matters are not included unless expressly stated.
These may include, without limitation:
- share transfers;
- share issues, rights issues or bonus issues;
- dividends;
- changes to the Constitution;
- substantial changes to share capital;
- creation or satisfaction of charges;
- complex directors’ or shareholders’ meetings;
- acquisitions or disposals of businesses or assets;
- transactions involving directors;
- restructuring;
- restoration or strike-off matters; and
- other matters requiring substantial drafting, advice or additional filings.
Such work may be separately quoted or charged based on time and complexity.
5.5 Filing deadlines
We will use reasonable care to complete filings within applicable deadlines where you have provided complete information and instructions sufficiently in advance.
You remain responsible for providing complete and accurate information and approvals in sufficient time.
We are not responsible for penalties, losses or consequences arising from late or incomplete information, delayed instructions, failure to approve documents, third-party system issues or circumstances beyond our reasonable control.
5.6 Resignation of company secretary
If you terminate our company secretarial service, or fail to renew it, you must arrange for a replacement company secretary and ensure that the relevant ACRA records are updated promptly.
We may resign as company secretary in accordance with applicable law and regulatory requirements.
6. Accounting and Bookkeeping Services
6.1 Scope
Depending on the Service Confirmation, bookkeeping services may include:
- recording accounting transactions;
- maintaining general and subsidiary ledgers;
- bank reconciliations;
- accounts receivable and accounts payable records;
- preparation of trial balances;
- management reports;
- GST return preparation and submission; and
- other accounting work expressly included in the Service Confirmation.
6.2 Client responsibilities
You must provide complete and accurate source documents, explanations, bank statements, invoices, receipts and other information required for us to perform the Services.
You remain responsible for maintaining appropriate business records, internal controls and supporting documentation.
6.3 GST
Where GST return preparation is included, we will prepare the return based on the records and information provided to us.
You remain responsible for the accuracy and completeness of the underlying records and for notifying us of transactions or circumstances that may affect GST treatment.
6.4 Historical or additional work
Bookkeeping or accounting work relating to periods outside the agreed service period, historical clean-up, reconstruction of records or substantial corrections may be charged separately.
7. Financial Statement Preparation
7.1 Scope
Where financial statement preparation is included, we may prepare financial statements based on accounting records and information provided by you.
The scope may include:
- statement of financial position;
- statement of comprehensive income;
- statement of changes in equity;
- statement of cash flows;
- notes to the financial statements; and
- directors’ statement or other accompanying documents where applicable.
7.2 No assurance
Unless expressly agreed otherwise, our financial statement preparation service is not an audit or review engagement.
We do not express an audit opinion or review conclusion and do not provide assurance that the financial statements are free from material misstatement.
7.3 Client responsibility
You remain responsible for the accuracy and completeness of the accounting records and information provided to us, the selection and application of appropriate accounting policies, the adequacy of internal controls and the financial statements ultimately approved by the directors.
8. Corporate Tax Services
8.1 Scope
Where corporate tax services are purchased, we may prepare:
- Estimated Chargeable Income (ECI);
- corporate income tax computation; and
- annual corporate income tax return.
The precise scope will depend on the Service Confirmation.
8.2 Information provided by Client
Our tax work is based on the information, records and explanations provided by you.
You are responsible for ensuring that the information supplied to us is complete and accurate and for informing us of transactions or circumstances relevant to the company’s tax position.
8.3 Tax queries and objections
Unless expressly included, responding to IRAS queries, tax investigations, objections, appeals, voluntary disclosures, audits and complex tax advisory matters are outside the standard corporate tax service and may be separately charged.
8.4 Tax deadlines
We will use reasonable care to meet applicable filing deadlines where complete information and approvals are provided to us sufficiently in advance.
We are not responsible for penalties or consequences arising from late, incomplete or inaccurate information or instructions provided by you.
9. XBRL Filing Services
9.1 Scope
Where XBRL filing is purchased, we may:
- determine the applicable XBRL filing format based on information provided;
- map financial statement information to the applicable ACRA taxonomy;
- prepare the XBRL filing; and
- submit the filing to ACRA on your behalf.
9.2 Source financial statements
XBRL preparation is based on the financial statements and information provided or approved by you.
You remain responsible for the accuracy and completeness of the underlying financial statements and information.
9.3 Filing requirements
XBRL filing requirements may differ depending on the company’s nature, size, accounting framework and regulatory status.
Where there is a change in applicable ACRA requirements, we may revise the scope or fee where additional work is required.
10. Payroll Services
10.1 Scope
Where payroll services are purchased, the scope may include:
- monthly salary computation;
- payslip preparation;
- CPF contribution calculation and submission;
- Skills Development Levy;
- applicable Self-Help Group contributions;
- payroll records;
- IR8A preparation and AIS submission;
- IR21 tax clearance; and
- other payroll-related services expressly included in the Service Confirmation.
10.2 Client responsibilities
You must provide accurate and timely information relating to:
- employee details;
- salary and remuneration;
- new hires and resignations;
- leave;
- overtime;
- claims and allowances;
- bonuses and deductions; and
- any other information required to process payroll.
10.3 Payroll deadlines
We will process payroll based on information received by the agreed cut-off date.
Where information is received late or is incomplete, we may be unable to meet the normal payroll or statutory submission timeline.
10.4 Payroll approval
You remain responsible for reviewing and approving payroll before salary payments or statutory submissions where approval is required.
We are not responsible for errors arising from information that you provided incorrectly or failed to update.
11. Resident Director Services
11.1 Availability
Resident director services are provided only to clients who satisfy our due-diligence and risk assessment requirements and are accepted by Enston in writing.
Enston may decline an application without being required to disclose confidential risk assessment information.
11.2 Role of resident director
Where Enston or its nominated individual acts as resident director, the director is appointed to satisfy the applicable Singapore resident-director requirement.
The resident director does not manage the company’s day-to-day business merely because they are appointed as a resident director.
However, a resident director remains a director of the company and has the duties, responsibilities and potential liabilities imposed on directors under Singapore law.
Accordingly, the resident director may:
- request information about the company’s business and financial affairs;
- review relevant accounting and statutory records;
- ask questions about transactions or activities;
- require appropriate corporate approvals and documentation;
- decline to sign or approve documents where there are unresolved legal, regulatory or compliance concerns; and
- take other steps reasonably necessary to discharge the director’s duties.
11.3 Executive management
You must ensure that the company has one or more executive directors or other authorised persons responsible for the company’s day-to-day management and operations.
The resident director is not responsible for running the business on your behalf.
11.4 Mandatory associated services
Unless otherwise agreed in writing, our resident director service requires the company to maintain the associated Enston services specified in the Service Confirmation, which may include:
- company secretarial services;
- accounting/bookkeeping services;
- financial statement preparation;
- corporate tax services; and
- registered address services.
11.5 Security deposit
A refundable security deposit may be required in addition to the resident director service fee.
The amount and terms of the security deposit will be stated in the Service Confirmation.
The deposit may be applied towards unpaid fees, costs or expenses properly incurred in connection with the company’s obligations, including costs arising from a failure to cooperate with required compliance or termination procedures.
Any remaining balance will be refunded in accordance with the applicable Service Confirmation after the resident director has ceased to hold office and the relevant corporate records have been updated.
11.6 No guarantee of business outcomes
The resident director service does not guarantee approval of bank accounts, licences, work passes, financing, transactions or any other application or commercial outcome.
11.7 Termination or resignation
You may terminate the resident director service only after a suitable replacement resident director has been appointed and the relevant change has been registered with ACRA, unless otherwise agreed or required by law.
Enston or the resident director may require the company to appoint a replacement where continuing the appointment is no longer appropriate, including where legal, regulatory, compliance or risk concerns arise.
12. Hot Desk Services
12.1 Nature of service
Hot desk services provide access to a shared workspace at the location specified by Enston.
A hot desk arrangement is a licence to use designated workspace and facilities and does not create a lease, tenancy or exclusive right to occupy any premises.
12.2 Use of facilities
Access to the workspace and facilities is subject to the hours, rules and conditions communicated by Enston.
You must:
- use the premises responsibly;
- comply with building and fire-safety requirements;
- keep the workspace clean and orderly;
- respect other users;
- not conduct unlawful or prohibited activities; and
- not allow unauthorised persons to use your access rights.
12.3 Meeting rooms and additional facilities
Meeting rooms, printing, additional equipment, storage and other facilities are subject to availability and may be charged separately.
12.4 Security and belongings
You are responsible for your own belongings, documents, equipment and valuables.
Enston is not responsible for loss, theft or damage except to the extent caused by Enston’s proven negligence or as otherwise required by law.
12.5 Suspension
We may temporarily restrict access where required for maintenance, building requirements, safety, security, events or circumstances beyond our reasonable control.
13. Document Legalisation and Apostille Services
13.1 Scope
Where legalisation, authentication or apostille services are purchased, Enston may assist with coordinating the relevant process with the applicable authorities, notaries, embassies, consulates or other service providers.
13.2 Third-party processing
Processing may involve government agencies, the Singapore Academy of Law, embassies, consulates, notaries, courier companies or other third parties.
Their fees, requirements and processing times are outside Enston’s control.
13.3 No guarantee of acceptance
We do not guarantee that a document will be accepted by a foreign government, authority, institution or other recipient.
You are responsible for confirming the destination country’s document requirements before instructing us.
13.4 Original documents
Where original documents are required, you are responsible for ensuring that the documents supplied to us are genuine, complete and suitable for the requested process.
14. Third-Party Services
14.1 Independent providers
We may introduce, recommend, coordinate or facilitate services provided by independent third-party service providers.
Such services may include audit and other professional services.
14.2 MCST Audit
Where we introduce or facilitate an MCST audit through an associated audit firm, the audit engagement is between the client and the relevant audit firm.
For MCST audits arranged through Enston, the audit work is performed by Precise Accountant Company, an independent audit firm.
Precise Accountant Company is responsible for the audit engagement, including its scope, professional work, audit report, fees and professional obligations.
14.3 Third-party responsibility
Where a third-party provider is engaged directly by you:
- the provider is responsible for its own services;
- the provider’s engagement terms will apply to those services;
- fees payable to the provider are governed by the provider’s agreement with you; and
- any dispute concerning the third-party service should be addressed with the provider.
Enston is not responsible for the performance, advice, acts or omissions of an independent third-party provider, except to the extent that such liability cannot lawfully be excluded.
15. Confidentiality and Data Protection
15.1 Confidentiality
We will treat information provided to us in connection with the Services as confidential and will not disclose it except:
- with your authorisation;
- to our employees, contractors or professional advisers who reasonably require it to perform the Services;
- to third-party service providers involved in providing the Services;
- where required by law or regulation; or
- where disclosure is necessary to protect our legal rights or comply with a lawful request.
15.2 Personal data
We may collect, use, disclose and retain personal data for the purposes of providing the Services, administering the client relationship, complying with legal and regulatory requirements, processing payments, conducting due diligence and other purposes permitted under applicable law.
Our handling of personal data is subject to applicable Singapore data protection laws and our applicable privacy policy.
15.3 Retention of records
We may retain records and documents for the periods required by law, regulation, professional requirements or our internal policies.
Upon termination, you should promptly request any original documents that you require us to return, subject to applicable legal and professional obligations.
16. Intellectual Property
16.1 Enston intellectual property
All intellectual property rights in our website, software, systems, templates, processes, materials, branding and other materials developed or owned by Enston remain the property of Enston or the relevant rights holder.
16.2 Client information
You retain ownership of documents and information that you provide to us.
You grant Enston a limited right to use, reproduce and process such information as reasonably necessary to provide the Services.
16.3 Use of deliverables
Subject to full payment of our fees, you may use documents prepared specifically for you for your internal business and statutory purposes.
You may not reproduce, resell, distribute or commercially exploit Enston’s proprietary templates, systems, software or other intellectual property without our written consent.
17. LUCA Accounting Software
LUCA is a separate software product operated by LUCA TECH PTE. LTD.
Use of LUCA is governed by the applicable LUCA terms and conditions and privacy policy.
Where you use LUCA, those terms will apply to the use of the software. To the extent there is any inconsistency between these Terms and the LUCA terms concerning the software, the LUCA terms will prevail for the use of the software.
18. Website
18.1 Website information
Information on our website is provided for general information and does not constitute legal, accounting, tax or other professional advice unless expressly stated otherwise.
18.2 Accuracy
We make reasonable efforts to keep the website information current, but we do not warrant that all website information is complete, current or free from errors.
Service availability, pricing, statutory requirements and filing requirements may change.
18.3 Website availability
We do not guarantee that the website will always be available, uninterrupted or error-free.
We may modify, suspend or discontinue any part of the website without liability to you, subject to applicable law.
19. Liability
19.1 Standard of care
We will perform our Services with reasonable care and skill appropriate to the nature of the Services.
19.2 Excluded losses
To the maximum extent permitted by law, Enston will not be liable for any indirect, incidental, special or consequential loss, including loss of profits, revenue, business opportunity, goodwill or data.
19.3 Matters outside our control
We are not responsible for delays, failures or losses caused by circumstances beyond our reasonable control, including:
- government or regulatory system failures;
- ACRA, IRAS, CPF, MOM or other government system outages;
- banking or payment system failures;
- postal or courier delays;
- third-party service provider failures;
- internet or telecommunications failures;
- changes in law or regulatory requirements;
- natural disasters; or
- other events reasonably beyond our control.
19.4 Client-caused loss
We are not responsible for loss, penalties or other consequences arising from:
- inaccurate or incomplete information supplied by you;
- delayed instructions or approvals;
- failure to provide documents;
- failure to notify us of relevant transactions or circumstances;
- unauthorised changes made by you or third parties; or
- your failure to comply with applicable laws or our instructions.
19.5 Liability cap
To the maximum extent permitted by law, Enston’s aggregate liability arising out of or in connection with a Service will not exceed the professional fees actually paid to Enston for that particular Service during the 12 months immediately preceding the event giving rise to the claim.
This limitation does not apply to liability which cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.
20. Indemnity
You agree to indemnify and hold Enston, its directors, employees and representatives harmless against losses, claims, liabilities, costs and reasonable legal expenses arising from:
- your breach of these Terms;
- inaccurate, incomplete or misleading information supplied by you;
- unlawful or improper use of our Services;
- your breach of applicable laws or regulations; or
- claims by third parties arising from matters for which you are responsible.
This indemnity does not apply to the extent that the relevant loss was caused by Enston’s fraud, wilful misconduct or liability which cannot lawfully be excluded.
21. Complaints and Claims
If you believe that a Service has not been performed in accordance with the Agreement, you should notify us in writing as soon as reasonably practicable, providing sufficient details for us to investigate.
You should give us a reasonable opportunity to correct or remedy an issue where appropriate.
Any claim relating to our Services should be made within a reasonable period after you become aware, or ought reasonably to have become aware, of the matter giving rise to the claim.
22. General
22.1 No waiver
A failure by either party to enforce any provision of this Agreement does not constitute a waiver of that provision.
22.2 Severability
If any provision of these Terms is held to be unlawful, invalid or unenforceable, that provision will be severed or modified to the minimum extent necessary and the remaining provisions will continue in effect.
22.3 Assignment
You may not assign or transfer your rights or obligations under this Agreement without our prior written consent.
We may assign or transfer our rights and obligations as part of a restructuring, sale or transfer of our business, provided this does not materially reduce your contractual rights.
22.4 Entire agreement
These Terms, together with the applicable Service Confirmation and any other written engagement terms expressly incorporated into it, constitute the agreement between you and Enston concerning the relevant Services.
22.5 Order of precedence
If there is any inconsistency between documents, the following order of precedence applies:
- a specific written engagement letter or Service Confirmation;
- any service-specific terms expressly incorporated into that document;
- these Terms; and
- general information published on the website.
22.6 Electronic communication
You agree that we may communicate with you by email and other electronic means.
Electronic instructions, approvals and confirmations may be relied upon where reasonably believed to have been provided by you or an authorised representative.
23. Changes to These Terms
We may update these Terms from time to time to reflect changes to our Services, business practices, technology, legal requirements or regulatory requirements.
The updated Terms will be published on our website with the applicable effective or updated date.
For material changes affecting an existing recurring engagement, we will provide notice where reasonably practicable.
Unless otherwise stated, continued use of the Services after the effective date of the updated Terms constitutes acceptance of the updated Terms.
24. Governing Law and Jurisdiction
These Terms and any Agreement between you and Enston are governed by the laws of Singapore.
The parties submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Singapore.
25. Contact
If you have any questions regarding these Terms or your Services, please contact:
Enston Corporate Services Pte. Ltd.
77 High Street, #09-11 High Street Plaza
Singapore 179433
Email: info@enstoncorp.com.sg
Tel: +65 6816 7942