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In German there are "AGB" (Allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen) which is in English usually "Terms and Conditions". What is it in French? I found in the Internet translations as "conditions générales" and also just "conditions". Is both correct?

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If the document is related to the terms and conditions of how something is sold from a party to another one, the most common term in France is:

Conditions générales de vente.

The OQLF provides more translations and suggestions depending on what the document precisely contains:

  • conditions
  • clauses
  • stipulations
  • modalités
  • conditions (générales) (de vente, d'achat, de marché...)

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