1. Storage terms and conditions.
 

• There is a minimum charge of one container whether you have just one sofa to store or 50 cartons. If your goods only just exceed one container(say the dishwasher won't fit in), then you will only be charged for an extra cubic metre. If you've been quoted a price by our surveyor, who has visited your residence and calculated the volume of your goods, you will only get invoiced for the containers you were quoted for(we assume any underestimating - not the client).
   

• Our rates are per month unlike most storage companies in the U.K. that invoice you per week. There is a minimum charge of one month. If you extract your goods within the first 15 days of any of the subsequent months, you will only be charged for half a month. You are required to give seven days notice.
   

• When placing goods into storage, you are obliged to insure your consignment against flooding, fire and theft. The minimum amount you can insure your consignment for is 3000Euros at the rate of 6.50Euros per month. We cannot accept any goods into storage without the client accepting insurance cover for legal reasons. Our insurance policy has been issued by Mapfre -Spain's leading insurance underwriter-, and can be examined at our offices by prospective clients.
   

• You are required to sign a "contrato de guardamuebles" or storage contract. The conditions included in this contract explain your rights, obligations, and responsibilities and those of your contractor. You also must provide us with a photocopy of your passport, tarjeta de residencia or driving licence.
   

• The depositor must declare to be the legitimate possessor of the given objects, declaring that they are not subject to any court proceedings. The withdrawal of the furniture and other effects will be made by the holder of the contract or an authorized person(in writing), having previously settled all outstanding accounts.
   

• The lack of payment in full or in part, of six monthly payments will authorize Britannia Southern to terminate the contract, proceeding to sell the deposited goods at public auction and before a notary, according to article 1.872 of the Codigo Civil(Civil Code), making up for the debt and other expenses with the amounts obtained through the sale of the goods. For this purpose it will be sufficient to convey the notice of overdue payment by whatever means to the depositor at the address that figures in the contract even though the depositor does not live at the address or his whereabouts are unknown.