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Legal information
Who you are actually dealing with. These particulars are published here because the Companies Act 2006 requires a company to disclose them on its website, and they are published only here — they are not in the footer, not in the page metadata and not in any structured data, because one authoritative place is more useful than five approximate ones.
| Registered name | BAKER & MARTIN CONTRACTS LTD |
|---|---|
| Trading as | Curetime |
| Company number | SC664990 |
| Registered in | Scotland |
| Legal form | Private company limited by shares |
| Registered office | 39 Marjoribanks Street, Bathgate, Scotland, EH48 1AH |
| Incorporated | 22 June 2020 |
| VAT registration number | Not published here. If the company is registered for VAT, the number is shown on your invoice. |
| support@bakermartin.shop | |
| Telephone | +44 7972840596 |
Checking any of this
The register is public and free. Search the company number above at Companies House and you will get the filing history, the registered office and the current officers straight from the register rather than from us.
What this business does here
Curetime is a subscription service that explains why parts of a building job wait on materials rather than on people. It is an information service and nothing else: it does not carry out building work, does not assess workmanship, does not act as a surveyor or a consultant, does not introduce or vet contractors, and has nothing to do with contracts, payments or disputes. What that means in practice is set out in the terms of use and in how the reading works.
Consumer contracts with this business are governed by the law of Scotland, and the Scottish courts have non-exclusive jurisdiction. The detail, including the five-year prescriptive period and the routes available if something goes wrong, is in the terms of use.