No contract will exist between you and Gower Power for the sale by it to you of any produce unless and until Gower Power accepts your order by email confirming that it has shipped your product. That acceptance shall be deemed complete and for all purposes to have been effectively communicated to you at the time Gower Power sends the email to you (whether or not you receive that email).

There will be a 7 - 10 Day Delivery on Product not available from the authorised South African Distributors.

To cancel this contract, please advise us in writing giving the reason for the return as 'contract cancellation'.

For the avoidance of doubt, any such contract shall be deemed to have been concluded in England and shall be governed by English law. Both you and Gower Power irrevocably submit to the nonexclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.

Whilst every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of information, product specifications and prices change from time to time, and we cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies in this catalogue. Please read the information and instructions that come with the products you order prior to use.

Protection for Credit Cards

If somebody uses your card fraudulently or dishonestly (without your knowledge) for any kind of Distance purchase, you can cancel the payment and the card issuer must refund you. You should notify your card issuer as soon as possible after you discover this fraudulent use or if your card has been stolen.

Unsolicited Goods

Unsolicited goods are those that have been sent to you 'out-of-the-blue', that you haven't ordered. The Distance Selling Regulations now say that you can treat these goods as an 'unconditional gift', in other words, you can keep them or give them away, sell them or use them or destroy them, and the trader cannot expect you to have to pay for them.

Limitations On Consumer Rights

Under the Sale of Goods 1979 as amended by the Sale and Supply of Goods Act 1994 a customer may be entitled to a refund where the goods sold are faulty, not as described or where the seller had no legal right to sell the goods. This right cannot be taken away and any attempt by a trader to limit this liability under the Acts by reference to an exclusion clause or similar notice will be void and therefore unenforceable. Under the Consumer Transactions Restrictions on Statements Order 1976 it is also a criminal offence to display a notice which is so void. For example:

    • "No Refunds Given"
    • "Goods can only be Exchanged"
    • "Only credit notes will be given against faulty goods" are all void and therefore illegal.