Gold’s Mowing – Terms & Conditions of Service

Trading as Jim's Mowing Hillarys West

Terms and Conditions

Sole Trader | Western Australia

ABN: 12 356 360 394

Operator: Logan McGoldrick-Roberts

Effective date:

22/08/2026

1. General

1.1 These Terms and Conditions ("Terms") apply to all services provided by Jim's Mowing Hillarys West, operated by Logan McGoldrick-Roberts as a sole trader ("we", "us", "our").

1.2 The person or entity engaging our services is referred to as "the Client", "you" or "your".

1.3 By requesting, booking, accepting, commencing or allowing us to commence services, you agree to these Terms together with any applicable written quote, estimate, booking confirmation, invoice or other written agreement relating to the services ("Service Agreement").

1.4 The Service Agreement and these Terms together constitute the agreement between you and us.

1.5 Where there is an inconsistency between these Terms and a specific written quote or agreement for a particular service, the specific written quote or agreement will prevail to the extent of that inconsistency.

1.6 These Terms apply to services whether the Client is present at the property or the services are performed while the property is unattended.

1.7 We operate as a sole trader. References to "we", "us" and "our" refer to the sole trader operating Jim's Mowing Hillarys West.

1.8 Nothing in these Terms is intended to exclude, restrict or modify any rights, guarantees, warranties, remedies or obligations that cannot lawfully be excluded, restricted or modified, including rights under theAustralian Consumer Law ("ACL").

1.9 If any provision of these Terms is found to be invalid, void, unenforceable or otherwise ineffective, that provision will be read down to the extent necessary where legally possible, and the remaining provisions will continue to operate to the extent permitted by law.

2. Services

2.1 We provide property maintenance and related services as agreed between us and the Client.

2.2 The services we are responsible for are limited to the services specifically agreed between us and the Client, whether that agreement is contained in a written quote, booking, message, email, invoice or other documented or verbal agreement.

2.3 We are not responsible for services, areas of a property or works that were not agreed to be performed by us.

2.4 Any additional services, variations to the agreed scope or additional work identified during a service will be discussed with the Client and, where reasonably practicable, agreed upon before the additional work is commenced.

2.5 Where conditions differ materially from those reasonably apparent when the service was quoted or booked, including excessive growth, debris, restricted access, concealed hazards, difficult ground conditions or other circumstances affecting the time, equipment or risk involved, we may propose a variation to the scope and/or price.

2.6 We will not proceed with material additional work or additional charges without the Client's agreement,except where immediate action is reasonably necessary to protect persons, property or equipment.

2.7 We may engage suitably qualified and appropriately insured contractors or subcontractors to perform or assist with services where we consider this appropriate.

2.8 Where a subcontractor is engaged by us to perform services on our behalf, we remain responsible for the services we have agreed to provide, subject to these Terms and applicable law.

3. Quotes, Estimates and Pricing

3.1 Quotes and estimates are based on the information available to us at the time, including information supplied by the Client and conditions reasonably visible or apparent during any inspection.

3.2 Unless expressly stated otherwise, a quote does not include work, materials, disposal, access requirements or other services not specifically identified in the quote.

3.3 A quote may be affected by conditions that could not reasonably have been identified before work commenced.

3.4 Such conditions may include, without limitation:

excessive grass or vegetation growth;

unusually heavy debris;

animal waste;

concealed objects or hazards;

restricted or difficult access;

steep, unstable or saturated ground;

previously undisclosed infrastructure;

excessive weeds or vegetation;

additional labour or equipment requirements;

conditions that materially increase the time or risk involved.

3.5 Where a material change to the scope or price is required, we will discuss the proposed change with theClient and obtain agreement before proceeding wherever reasonably practicable.

3.6 Unless otherwise stated in writing, prices quoted are GST-inclusive where applicable.

3.7 Quotes are valid for the period stated on the quote. If no validity period is stated, a quote is valid for 30 days from the date issued unless otherwise agreed.

3.8 A quote does not constitute a guarantee that the quoted price will remain applicable where site conditions or the agreed scope materially change.

4. Recurring and Scheduled Services

4.1 Where we provide recurring services, the agreed price and service frequency apply until changed by agreement or otherwise in accordance with these Terms.

4.2 Service frequency may vary depending on seasonal growth, weather, property conditions, operational requirements and the Client's requested service frequency.

4.3 A Client may request a change to service frequency. We will consider the request but may decline or propose an alternative where necessary to maintain an efficient schedule or where the requested frequency is unsuitable for the property or seasonal conditions.

4.4 We may propose a price increase where our costs, the scope of work, property conditions or the time required to perform the service materially change.

4.5 Where practicable, proposed price increases for recurring services will be communicated at or before completion of the current service, allowing reasonable notice before the next scheduled service.

4.6 A Client who does not wish to accept a proposed price change may decline the revised price and discontinue the recurring service, subject to payment of any amounts already owing and any applicable agreed cancellation terms.

4.7 Recurring services do not guarantee a particular service date or time unless expressly agreed in writing.

5. Booking and Scheduling

5.1 Service dates and approximate arrival times are subject to availability and may change due to weather,safety concerns, emergencies, operational requirements, equipment issues, access problems or other circumstances beyond our reasonable control.

5.2 We will endeavour to provide reasonable notice of material changes and reschedule affected services at the next mutually suitable opportunity.

5.3 We may prioritise or adjust scheduling where necessary to account for weather, seasonal growth,operational efficiency, safety or other legitimate business requirements.

5.4 A booking is not guaranteed until accepted by us.

5.5 We may require payment in advance to confirm a booking, particularly for:

new Clients;

one-off services;

end-of-lease services;

larger or specialised jobs;

Clients with previous overdue accounts; or

circumstances where materials or other costs must be incurred before work commences.

6. Payment

6.1 Payment may be made by the payment methods we make available, including:

cash;

bank transfer;

credit or debit card;

Stripe; and

an authorised card-on-file or automated payment arrangement.

6.2 Unless otherwise stated in the Service Agreement:

residential services are payable upon completion and may be paid within 7 days of the service;

commercial accounts may be subject to 30-day payment terms where expressly agreed;

new Clients, one-off services and end-of-lease services may require payment in advance.

6.3 Payment terms specified on an invoice or other written agreement will apply where they differ from the general terms above.

6.4 Where a Client has authorised card-on-file payments, we may process the applicable amount in accordance with the agreed payment arrangement and applicable law.

6.5 The Client must ensure that sufficient funds or available credit are maintained for authorised automated payments.

6.6 If an automated payment fails, the outstanding amount remains payable in accordance with theseTerms.

6.7 A Client must not withhold or deduct an undisputed amount owing because of a separate disputed amount.

6.8 If a Client disputes an invoice, the Client should notify us promptly and identify the specific amount of service being disputed. The undisputed portion remains payable.

6.9 We will reasonably consider genuine payment disputes and may inspect or review the relevant work where appropriate.

7. Overdue Accounts and Debt Recovery

7.1 An account becomes overdue when payment has not been received by the applicable due date.

7.2 We may suspend or decline further services where an account remains overdue, subject to any rights the Client may have under applicable law.

7.3 We may charge a reasonable administration fee for overdue accounts where such a fee is disclosed or otherwise permitted by law.

7.4 Any administration fee will be limited to a reasonable amount having regard to the administrative work and costs reasonably incurred in managing the overdue account and will not be used as a penalty.

7.5 Where permitted by law, we may also recover reasonable costs actually incurred in recovering an overdue debt, including reasonable:

debt collection costs;

court or tribunal filing fees;

process-serving costs;

legal fees;

tracing costs; and

other reasonable external recovery expenses.

7.6 We will not seek to recover costs or charges that cannot lawfully be recovered from the Client.

7.7 Payment of an overdue account does not necessarily restore a Client to normal payment terms. We may require future services to be paid in advance or at the time of service where reasonably necessary to manage payment risk.

8. Deposits and Materials

8.1 We may require a deposit before purchasing materials or commencing certain services.

8.2 Where a Client agrees that materials are to be purchased specifically for their service, the Client may remain responsible for the reasonable cost of those materials if the service is subsequently cancelled,subject to applicable law.

8.3 We will not represent a deposit as non-refundable where the law requires it to be refundable.

8.4 Where permitted by law, ownership of supplied materials remains with us until all amounts relating to those materials and the applicable services have been paid in full.

9. Cancellations and Rescheduling by the Client

9.1 Clients should provide at least 24 hours' notice when cancelling or requesting to reschedule a booking.

9.2 Cancellations or rescheduling requests received with less than 24 hours' notice may incur a cancellation fee of up to 100% of the agreed service price.

9.3 The cancellation fee applied will have regard to the circumstances, including:

the amount of notice provided;

whether we have already attended the property;

whether time has been specifically reserved for the Client;

whether labour, equipment or materials have been committed;

whether the appointment could reasonably be replaced;

whether the cancellation resulted from circumstances outside the Client's reasonable control; and

any other relevant circumstances.

9.4 A cancellation fee is intended to compensate us for reasonable loss, costs, reserved capacity and administrative expenses associated with the cancellation and is not intended to operate as a penalty.

9.5 Where we have already commenced work, the Client remains responsible for payment for work reasonably completed and any agreed additional costs already incurred, subject to applicable law.

9.6 Cancellation requests should be made by phone, text message or email. Clients should ensure that a cancellation has been received and acknowledged where practicable.

10. Access to Property

10.1 The Client must provide safe and reasonable access to the property and the areas required for the agreed services.

10.2 Where the property is unattended, the Client must provide all information, keys, remotes, access codes, gate codes or other access arrangements reasonably necessary to complete the service.

10.3 The Client is responsible for ensuring that access information provided to us is accurate and remains current.

10.4 Where a key, remote or access device is provided, we will take reasonable care of it while it is in our possession.

10.5 The Client must ensure that gates, pathways, side access areas and other required access points are reasonably clear and accessible.

10.6 The Client must ensure that vehicles, trailers, furniture, hoses, toys, garden equipment and other objects that may interfere with the service are moved or secured where reasonably necessary.

10.7 Where we cannot access the property or the required work area despite reasonable efforts, a missed-visit, attendance or call-out fee of up to the full agreed service price may apply, having regard to the circumstances and applicable law.

10.8 We are not responsible for delays or incomplete services caused by the Client's failure to provide reasonable access.

11. Unoccupied and Unattended Properties

11.1 The Client acknowledges that services may be performed while the Client or other occupants are absent.

11.2 Where services are performed at an unattended property, the Client remains responsible for ensuring that the property is reasonably safe and suitable for the agreed services.

11.3 Before the service, the Client should remove or secure valuable, fragile or easily damaged items from areas in which work will occur.

11.4 The Client must notify us of any security systems, alarms, access restrictions, surveillance arrangements or other matters that could affect our ability to safely access or leave the property.

11.5 The Client must ensure pets are secured and cannot interfere with workers, machinery, vehicles or equipment.

11.6 The Client must ensure children and other persons who may be at risk are kept clear of areas where work is being performed.

11.7 The Client must notify us of any known hazards, restrictions or unusual conditions at the property before work commences.

11.8 We may refuse or suspend work if we reasonably consider that unattended conditions create an unacceptable risk to persons, property or equipment.

12. Green Waste and Disposal

12.1 Where a suitable green waste bin is available at the property, we may place reasonable quantities of green waste generated by the agreed service into the Client's green waste bin.

12.2 The Client is responsible for ensuring that the green waste bin is available, empty or has sufficient capacity, accessible and suitable for the intended disposal.

12.3 Green waste removal from the property is not included unless specifically agreed.

12.4 Where the Client requests that we remove green waste from the property, or where green waste removal is otherwise agreed before or during commencement of the service, additional charges may apply.

12.5 We will advise the Client of the applicable additional charge and obtain the Client's agreement before commencing the additional green waste removal service wherever reasonably practicable.

12.6 We may refuse to remove green waste where the material, quantity, disposal requirements or circumstances make removal unsuitable or materially different from what was agreed.

13. Client Responsibilities and Site Conditions

13.1 The Client is responsible for providing a reasonably safe work environment.

13.2 The Client must notify us before work commences of any known or reasonably suspected hazard that could affect people, property or equipment.

13.3 The Client must remove or secure valuable, fragile or easily damaged property from areas where work will occur.

13.4 The Client must ensure that animal faeces and other animal waste is removed before services commence.

13.5 If animal waste has not been removed and we agree to collect or work around it, an additional charge may apply.

13.6 The Client must ensure pets and children are kept away from active work areas.

13.7 The Client must not direct us to perform work in circumstances that we reasonably consider unsafe.

14. Hidden, Concealed and Pre-existing Conditions

14.1 The Client is responsible for notifying us of known or suspected concealed hazards and infrastructure.

14.2 Such hazards may include, without limitation:

irrigation pipes;

sprinkler systems;

underground pipes;

electrical cables;

underground electrical services;

low-voltage garden lighting;

underground dog fences;

septic tanks and wastewater infrastructure;

drainage systems;

telecommunications infrastructure;

loose pavers;

deteriorated paving;

unstable retaining walls;

rotten timber;

tree roots;

concealed stumps;

rocks;

glass;

metal;

construction debris;

animal waste; and

other concealed objects or infrastructure.

14.3 We are not responsible for damage caused by a concealed or undisclosed condition that could not reasonably have been identified through an ordinary visual inspection before or during the service.

14.4 The Client remains responsible for pre-existing damage, deterioration, structural weakness, defective installations and improperly installed or inadequately protected infrastructure.

14.5 Sprinklers, irrigation components and similar infrastructure should be appropriately installed, recessed and protected from normal maintenance activities.

14.6 Damage caused by an improperly installed, protruding, concealed or undisclosed sprinkler, irrigation component, pipe, cable or other infrastructure may be the Client's responsibility.

14.7 Nothing in this section limits liability for damage caused by our negligence or other conduct to the extent that such liability cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.

15. Inspection and Protection of Property

15.1 We will take reasonable care when performing services.

15.2 The Client acknowledges that ordinary maintenance activities may involve machinery, cutting equipment, vehicles, tools, vegetation, soil, grass clippings, dust, debris and other materials that can create incidental effects on surrounding areas.

15.3 We will take reasonable precautions appropriate to the service and site conditions.

15.4 Where we identify a condition that creates a material risk of damage to the property, we may notify theClient and recommend that the condition be rectified before continuing.

15.5 We are not responsible for deterioration, failure or damage caused by pre-existing defects, inadequate maintenance, age, wear and tear, structural weakness or defective installation, except to the extent caused by our negligence or otherwise required by law.

16. Weather, Safety and Unforeseen Circumstances

16.1 We may postpone, suspend, modify or cancel a service where weather, ground conditions, fire danger,safety concerns, access issues or other circumstances make the service unsafe, impractical or likely to cause damage.

16.2 Circumstances may include:

heavy rain;

saturated ground;

extreme heat;

storms;

strong winds;

lightning;

fire danger;

total fire bans or other restrictions;

unsafe vegetation;

dangerous animals;

unstable ground;

flooding;

road closures;

emergencies;

illness or injury;

vehicle or equipment breakdown;

supply shortages; or

other circumstances beyond our reasonable control.

16.3 Where possible, affected services will be rescheduled at a mutually suitable time.

16.4 We are not responsible for delays caused by circumstances beyond our reasonable control.

16.5 Nothing in this clause removes any rights or remedies available to the Client under applicable law.

17. Refusal, Suspension or Cessation of Work

17.1 We may refuse to commence, suspend or cease work where we reasonably consider that:

the work cannot be performed safely;

the property presents an undisclosed or unacceptable hazard;

conditions are materially different from those quoted;

access is inadequate;

weather or ground conditions make the work unsuitable;

continuing could cause damage to property or equipment;

the Client or another person interferes with safe performance of the work;

an animal presents a safety risk;

the Client requests work outside the agreed scope; or

continuing would otherwise be unreasonable or unlawful.

17.2 Where practical, we will discuss the issue with the Client and attempt to agree on a suitable solution,including returning at a later date when conditions permit.

17.3 Where work is suspended and can reasonably be completed later, we may reschedule the remaining work without charging additional attendance fees caused solely by the suspension, unless additional work,materials, travel or other costs arise.

17.4 If the Client does not wish us to return or continue the work, the Client will be responsible for thereasonable value of work already completed and any agreed costs incurred, subject to applicable law.

17.5 Where conditions require a material change to the scope or price, we will seek the Client's agreement before continuing wherever reasonably practicable.

18. Damage and Liability

18.1 We will perform services with reasonable care and skill.

18.2 Where we cause damage through our negligence or failure to exercise reasonable care, we will address the matter in accordance with applicable law and the Client's rights under the ACL.

18.3 We are not responsible for damage resulting from:

pre-existing damage;

normal wear and tear;

defective or deteriorated property;

concealed or undisclosed hazards;

improperly installed infrastructure;

conditions that could not reasonably have been identified before work;

the Client's failure to disclose relevant information;

actions of persons or animals outside our control; or

circumstances beyond our reasonable control,

except where such exclusion or limitation is prohibited by law.

18.4 Nothing in these Terms excludes, restricts or modifies any liability that cannot lawfully be excluded,restricted or modified.

18.5 To the extent permitted by law, where liability can lawfully be limited, our liability will be limited to the remedies permitted under applicable law and, where appropriate, the reasonable cost of repairing,replacing or resupplying the affected services.

18.6 We will not be liable for indirect or consequential loss to the extent such liability can lawfully be excluded.

18.7 This clause does not apply to the extent that the ACL or another applicable law provides a right,guarantee, warranty or remedy that cannot be excluded or limited.

19. Insurance

19.1 We maintain public liability insurance.

19.2 Our current public liability insurance is $10,000,000, subject to the terms, conditions, exclusions and limits of the applicable insurance policy.

19.3 A certificate of currency may be provided upon reasonable request.

19.4 Insurance does not replace or limit any statutory rights or obligations that apply to the Client or us.

20. Complaints, Defects and Rectification

20.1 We want Clients to raise concerns with us directly as soon as reasonably practicable so that we have anopportunity to inspect and, where appropriate, rectify an issue.

20.2 Obvious damage or service issues should preferably be reported within 48 hours of the service.

20.3 Where an issue could not reasonably have been discovered within 48 hours, it should be reported assoon as reasonably practicable after it is discovered.

20.4 Complaints should identify the relevant property, service, date and nature of the concern where reasonably possible.

20.5 We will reasonably investigate genuine complaints and, where appropriate, inspect the relevant work or property.

20.6 Where a service has not been provided in accordance with the agreement or applicable consumer guarantees, we will provide any remedy required by law.

20.7 Where appropriate, we may first seek to rectify or resupply a service before other remedies are pursued, subject always to the Client's rights under applicable law.

20.8 Ending or terminating an ongoing service does not prevent either party from raising a legitimate claim concerning services previously performed.

20.9 Clients may also contact Jim's Mowing Head Office on

131 546

or use other complaint or dispute-resolution channels made available by Jim's Mowing. Contacting us directly first is encouraged but does not remove or restrict any right the Client may have to contact Head Office, a regulator, tribunal, court or other relevant authority.

21. Termination of Recurring Services

21.1 Either party may request termination of ongoing services by providing reasonable notice.

21.2 Termination does not affect the Client's obligation to pay amounts properly owing for services already performed or costs properly incurred before termination.

21.3 Termination does not prevent either party from exercising rights or pursuing claims arising from services performed before termination.

21.4 We may suspend or terminate recurring services where reasonably necessary, including where:

accounts remain overdue;

access is repeatedly unavailable;

the property presents an ongoing safety risk;

the Client repeatedly requests work outside the agreed scope;

the Client or another person behaves abusively, threateningly or unreasonably;

the service is no longer commercially or operationally viable; or

circumstances otherwise make continued service unreasonable.

21.5 Where reasonably practicable, we will provide reasonable notice before terminating recurring services.

22. Card Payments and Payment Authorisations

22.1 Where a Client provides card details or otherwise authorises recurring or automated payment, the Client authorises us to process amounts properly due under the applicable Service Agreement.

22.2 We will not knowingly process amounts unrelated to services, materials, charges or other amounts properly payable under the agreement.

22.3 Where an amount is disputed, the Client should notify us promptly so the matter can be investigated.

22.4 Nothing in this clause prevents a Client from exercising any rights available under applicable law or through their financial institution.

23. Photography and Records

23.1 We may take photographs or other records of a property before, during or after a service for legitimate business purposes, including:

documenting pre-existing conditions;

documenting hazards;

recording completed work;

quality control;

quoting and estimating;

documenting variations;

resolving disputes;

insurance purposes; and

maintaining service records.

23.2 Photographs may be taken without the Client being present.

23.3 Photographs may also be used for business marketing purposes, including social media, websites,advertising and promotional material, unless the Client has specifically requested that photographs of their property not be used for marketing.

23.4 A Client may make a request that photographs of their property not be used for marketing by notifyingus in writing or by another method reasonably accepted by us.

23.5 We will take reasonable steps to avoid including identifiable personal information, people or sensitive information in marketing material where reasonably practicable.

23.6 Photographs and records will be stored and handled in accordance with our business practices and applicable privacy obligations.

24. Privacy and Communications

24.1 We collect and use Client information for purposes reasonably necessary to operate the business and provide services, including:

providing quotes;

scheduling services;

communicating with Clients;

issuing invoices;

processing payments;

maintaining service records;

managing accounts;

resolving complaints;

complying with legal obligations; and

carrying out reasonable business administration and marketing.

24.2 We may use third-party service providers reasonably required to operate the business, including payment processors, accounting systems, scheduling systems, communication providers, cloud-storageproviders and other business service providers.

24.3 We will not sell Client personal information.

24.4 By providing contact details, the Client consents to receiving service-related communications, including quotes, invoices, appointment notifications, reminders, payment notices and other communications reasonably connected with the services.

24.5 Where permitted by law, we may also contact Clients with information about our services, promotionsand other relevant business communications. Clients may request that marketing communications cease.

24.6 Nothing in this clause limits any rights the Client may have under applicable privacy or consumer legislation.

25. Communication and Notice

25.1 Communications may be made by phone, SMS, email or other communication method agreed between the parties.

25.2 The Client is responsible for ensuring that the contact details provided to us remain current.

25.3 A notice sent to the Client's nominated email address or mobile number will generally be considered received in the ordinary course of electronic communication unless we receive an indication that deliveryfailed.

25.4 Where a Client has provided multiple contact methods, we may use whichever method is reasonably appropriate for the circumstances.

26. Client Property and Personal Items

26.1 The Client remains responsible for protecting valuable, fragile or personal property located within or around areas where services are to be performed.

26.2 The Client should remove or secure such items before work commences.

26.3 We are not responsible for damage to items that were not reasonably identifiable, visible or capable of being avoided during the ordinary performance of the agreed services, except to the extent caused by our negligence or otherwise required by law.

27. Subcontractors

27.1 We may engage subcontractors where appropriate.

27.2 Subcontractors may use their own employees, equipment and methods where reasonably necessary to perform the agreed services.

27.3 We will use appropriately qualified or experienced subcontractors where the nature of the workrequires particular qualifications or competencies.

27.4 The use of a subcontractor does not alter the Client's obligation to pay us for the agreed services.

28. Force Majeure

28.1 We will not be liable for delay, interruption or failure to perform services to the extent caused by circumstances beyond our reasonable control.

28.2 Such circumstances may include severe weather, natural disasters, fire, emergency, illness, injury, equipment breakdown, vehicle breakdown, road closure, government restrictions, supply shortages, industrial disruption or other circumstances beyond our reasonable control.

28.3 We will endeavour to notify the Client and reschedule affected services where reasonably practicable.

29. No Waiver

29.1 If we do not immediately enforce a provision of these Terms, this does not mean that we have waived our right to enforce that provision later.

29.2 Any waiver must be express and does not constitute a continuing waiver unless expressly stated.

30. Changes to These Terms

30.1 We may update these Terms from time to time to reflect changes in our business, services, operational requirements or applicable law.

30.2 Changes will apply to services booked or agreements entered into after the updated Terms become effective, unless otherwise agreed.

30.3 We will not use an update to retrospectively alter rights or obligations relating to services alreadycompleted.

30.4 Where an existing recurring service arrangement is materially affected by a proposed change to theseTerms, we will provide reasonable notice where practicable.

30.5 Nothing in this clause permits us to vary a contract in a manner prohibited by applicable law.

31. Entire Agreement

31.1 These Terms together with the applicable quote, booking confirmation, invoice and any other written agreement between the Client and us constitute the agreement relating to the relevant services.

31.2 They supersede previous discussions or representations concerning the same services to the extentpermitted by law.

31.3 Nothing in this clause excludes liability for misleading or deceptive conduct or any other liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.

32. Governing Law and Jurisdiction

32.1 These Terms are governed by the laws of Western Australia.

32.2 The parties submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts and tribunals of Western Australia and any applicable federal courts or tribunals.

32.3 Nothing in this clause prevents a Client from exercising a right to commence proceedings or make acomplaint in another jurisdiction where the law permits them to do so.

33. Australian Consumer Law

33.1 Nothing in these Terms excludes, restricts or modifies any consumer guarantee, right or remedy that cannot legally be excluded, restricted or modified.

33.2 Where the ACL applies to the services, the Client is entitled to the rights and remedies provided by that legislation.

33.3 Any provision of these Terms that would otherwise exclude, restrict or modify a right or remedy that cannot legally be excluded, restricted or modified will be read as applying only to the extent permitted bylaw.

34. Acceptance of Terms

By booking, accepting a quote, authorising commencement of work, allowing us to access the property for the purpose of performing the services, or otherwise engaging our services, the Client acknowledges thatthey have had a reasonable opportunity to review these Terms and agrees to be bound by them to the extent permitted by law.

Business Details

Jim's Mowing Hillarys West

Operator: Logan McGoldrick-Roberts

ABN: 12 356 360 394

Western Australia

Jim's Mowing Head Office:

131 546