Domains, hours, closures and the day-to-day of a site that is already live.
Same premises, same kitchen, a new name — and a dozen guest-facing surfaces still stale with the old one. The order they change in decides whether guests find the restaurant.
Website, social and ordering logins seldom reach a restaurant's offboarding checklist — so unless someone revokes them, a former manager can still publish a wrong price.
Nominet's transfer code goes to the registrant of record, not whoever pays the renewal. If that is a former web designer, the delay lands on the restaurant mid-switch.
Nobody signs for the staff: they transfer on completion with their service and their claims. The 28-day list, the repealed words printed beside it, and the £500-a-head risk.
Waste tracking goes digital on 1 October 2026 in England and Wales, 1 January 2027 in Scotland. The producer is missing from the record, but not from the risk.
A restaurant that had the 40% relief last year can be excluded from the new statutory definition this year, and the bill states the multiplier without the reasoning behind it.
The listing is blocked, the notice names no order and no rule, and three services pass before anyone answers. The duty behind that silence buys damages, not the listing back.
Statutory interest on a late invoice is 11.75% today, plus a fixed sum of up to £100 — and the clause said to cancel it is void unless what replaces it is a substantial remedy.
A DNS record left pointing at a cancelled supplier is, on how shared platforms generally work, claimable by a stranger — and the security risk stays with the restaurant.
A spend-linked giveaway can be an unlicensed lottery with no ticket sold, and the one exemption for restaurants cannot be advertised online — a criminal risk, not a paperwork one.
Paying the invoice does not move copyright, a guest's face carries a removal right, and a stale dish photo carries real legal risk.
A consumer streaming subscription licenses none of it, and being found unlicensed before contact is priced worse than registering — a real cost, not a warning.
