Laws, courts and authorities
mandatory details
In short and in plain language
Mandatory details are facts that the law asks for in certain places.
This applies to the imprint, to business emails or to prices, for example.
Depending on the case, they include name, address and ways to get in touch. Details about a register or a job can also be part of it.
If they are missing, this can lead to a warning letter.
Definition
Mandatory details are information that legal rules call for in certain places, such as the imprint, business emails or prices. Depending on the case they include name, address, contact options, register or professional details. Missing details can lead to warning letters.