 If the supplier has provided all the information to be communicated before contract formation, the consumer has an automatic right to cancel and rescind a contract at any time from its formation until seven working days after the goods are delivered; or for service contracts, seven working days after the contract is formed (which might be before the service was to have been performed).From 13 June 2014 The Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and
Additional Charges) Regulations 2013 replaced the 2000 Regulations and in particular incorporate now a 14-day cancellation period, not seven days.Where the supplier has not provided the consumer with all the required information, the "consumer" has an automatic right to rescind the contract within three months and seven days of delivery of the goods, or of formation of the contract (service contracts).