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Cancellation clauses and forms—business-to-consumer
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PrecedentsCancellation clauses—doorstep or distance sales contracts
1
Right to cancel
1.1
You can cancel this contract within 14 days without giving any reason.[ However, for some Goods you do not have the right to cancel or you may lose the right to cancel in certain circumstances. This is further explained in clause 1.6 below.]
1.2
[The cancellation period will expire 14 days after the day on which you, or someone you nominate, receives [the goods OR the last good OR the last lot or piece OR the first good].
OR
1.3
The cancellation period will expire 14 days after the day on which you, or someone you nominate, receives:
1.3.1
the goods (unless one of the Options below applies to your order); or
1.3.2
the last good (if you ordered multiple goods in one order and they are being delivered separately); or
1.3.3
the last lot or piece (if you ordered a good that consists of multiple lots or pieces); or
1.3.4
the first good (if you ordered goods to be delivered regularly over a set period of time).]
1.4
If you want to cancel this contract, you
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