Terms and Conditions
Richie Rich Electrical (Pty) Ltd
Effective date: 31 August 2026
1. APPLICATION
1.1 These Terms and Conditions apply to all quotations, estimates, call-outs, inspections, repairs, maintenance, electrical installation work, fault-finding, certification work, supply of materials and other services supplied by Richie Rich Electrical (Pty) Ltd (“Richie Rich Electrical”).
1.2 These Terms apply to services requested through, or in connection with:
(a) https://electricianscape.co.za/;
(b) https://richierich.co.za/;
(c) telephone;
(d) email;
(e) WhatsApp or other electronic communication; and
(f) quotations, job cards, invoices or direct instructions.
1.3 A quotation, written agreement or job-specific specification may contain additional terms. Where a job-specific term conflicts with these Terms, the job-specific term will apply to that job to the extent permitted by law.
1.4 Nothing in these Terms excludes, restricts or waives any right or remedy that may not lawfully be excluded under the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 (“CPA”) or any other applicable law.
2. COMPANY INFORMATION
2.1 The service provider is Richie Rich Electrical (Pty) Ltd.
2.2 Company registration number: [INSERT CIPC REGISTRATION NUMBER].
2.3 Place of registration: Republic of South Africa.
2.4 Director and office bearer: Richard Walker.
2.5 Principal place of business and address for service of legal documents:
5 Pittosporum Avenue
Thornton
Cape Town
Western Cape
7485
South Africa
2.6 Office telephone: 082 098 4113.
2.7 Mobile and emergency telephone: 072 349 0286.
2.8 Email: richard@electricianscape.co.za.
2.9 Richie Rich Electrical is a member of the Electrical Contractors’ Association of South Africa (“ECA(SA)”). Information concerning ECA(SA) is available at https://ecasa.co.za/.
2.10 Richie Rich Electrical is registered as an electrical contractor with the Department of Employment and Labour in terms of the Electrical Installation Regulations.
2.11 Electrical contractor registration number: [INSERT DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND LABOUR REGISTRATION NUMBER].
3. ACCEPTANCE
3.1 A Client accepts these Terms when the Client:
(a) signs or accepts a quotation or job card;
(b) accepts a quotation by email, WhatsApp or other recorded electronic communication;
(c) pays a deposit or other amount requested for the work;
(d) instructs Richie Rich Electrical to commence work; or
(e) permits the work to proceed after receiving or being directed to these Terms.
3.2 An electronic message, including an unequivocal “approved”, “yes”, “go ahead”, thumbs-up or similar response, may constitute acceptance where the surrounding communication reasonably shows that the Client intended to approve the work.
3.3 A person instructing Richie Rich Electrical warrants that they are the property owner or have authority from the owner or person responsible for the electrical installation to instruct the work.
3.4 The person instructing the work remains responsible for payment unless Richie Rich Electrical has expressly accepted another person or entity as the Client in writing.
4. STANDARD OF ELECTRICAL WORK
4.1 Electrical installation work will be undertaken by suitably qualified personnel under the control required by applicable electrical legislation.
4.2 Electrical installation work will be carried out in accordance with applicable South African electrical legislation and incorporated health and safety standards, including the applicable requirements of SANS 10142-1 where relevant.
4.3 Richie Rich Electrical may refuse any instruction that would require unsafe, unlawful or non-compliant electrical work.
4.4 No Client instruction requires Richie Rich Electrical or any electrician to depart from a mandatory electrical safety requirement.
5. QUOTATIONS AND ESTIMATES
5.1 A quotation covers only the work, materials and quantities expressly described in it.
5.2 Unless a different validity period appears on the quotation, a quotation is valid for 14 calendar days.
5.3 Prices may be adjusted before acceptance where supplier prices, statutory charges or material costs change.
5.4 After acceptance, additional charges may only be made for additional or varied work authorised by the Client or otherwise permitted by law.
5.5 Where an estimate rather than a fixed quotation is given, Richie Rich Electrical will obtain further authorisation before exceeding the estimate where required by the CPA.
5.6 VAT will be dealt with as stated on the quotation or invoice and according to Richie Rich Electrical’s applicable tax status.
5.7 A quotation does not include plastering, painting, tiling, waterproofing, carpentry, building work, professional cleaning or other non-electrical reinstatement unless expressly stated.
6. CALL-OUTS AND FAULT-FINDING
6.1 A call-out, inspection or diagnostic fee is payable for attendance, assessment and fault-finding as specified when the booking is made or on the applicable quotation.
6.2 Payment of a call-out or diagnostic fee does not guarantee that a fault can be repaired during the same attendance.
6.3 Repair labour, replacement components, additional testing and materials are charged separately unless expressly included in the call-out price.
6.4 Diagnostic time remains payable where:
(a) the fault is intermittent;
(b) the fault cannot reasonably be reproduced;
(c) the fault lies outside the electrical installation;
(d) access to the fault is obstructed;
(e) the Client elects not to proceed with the repair; or
(f) a customer-supplied component is found to be defective.
7. DEPOSITS AND MATERIAL PROCUREMENT
7.1 Richie Rich Electrical may require a deposit before reserving labour, ordering materials or commencing work.
7.2 The amount of any deposit will be stated in the quotation or other written communication.
7.3 Special-order, custom, non-returnable or project-specific materials may require payment in full before ordering.
7.4 Richie Rich Electrical is not required to order materials or commence work until the required funds have cleared into its bank account.
7.5 A PDF, screenshot, banking notification or other proof of payment is not treated as payment until the funds have actually cleared and are available in Richie Rich Electrical’s nominated account.
7.6 Any payment that is subsequently reversed, recalled, disputed or charged back is treated as unpaid.
8. PAYMENT
8.1 Payment is due on the date stated on the quotation or invoice.
8.2 If no payment date is stated, payment is due immediately on completion of the relevant work.
8.3 Richie Rich Electrical may require progress payments for work performed over more than one attendance or requiring substantial material purchases.
8.4 Richie Rich Electrical may suspend further work for overdue amounts, subject to any safety or statutory obligations that must first be completed.
8.5 Overdue amounts may bear interest at the rate expressly stated in the agreement or, if no rate is stated, at the applicable prescribed legal rate, subject to the National Credit Act and other applicable legislation where relevant.
8.6 The Client is liable for reasonable debt-recovery, collection and legal costs to the extent recoverable under applicable law or awarded by a court.
9. VARIATIONS AND ADDITIONAL WORK
9.1 Electrical work frequently exposes defects or conditions that could not reasonably have been identified before work commenced.
9.2 Work outside the accepted scope constitutes additional work.
9.3 Additional work may be authorised by signed variation, email, WhatsApp or another recorded communication.
9.4 Richie Rich Electrical is not obliged to perform additional work until the Client has approved the additional scope and price or pricing basis.
9.5 Where an electrician discovers an immediate electrical danger, Richie Rich Electrical may isolate, disconnect or make the affected circuit safe where required for safety or by law.
9.6 Making an installation safe does not constitute authorisation to perform permanent remedial work beyond the accepted scope.
10. PRE-EXISTING ELECTRICAL DEFECTS
10.1 Appointment to repair, replace or install a specific item does not make Richie Rich Electrical responsible for the compliance or condition of the entire electrical installation.
10.2 Richie Rich Electrical is not responsible for defects, illegal alterations, deterioration, overloaded circuits, incorrect wiring or other deficiencies that existed before the contracted work.
10.3 A defect observed outside the contracted scope may be reported to the Client but does not become part of the contracted work unless separately authorised.
10.4 Where a pre-existing defect prevents safe completion of the instructed work, Richie Rich Electrical may suspend the work until the defect is rectified.
11. CERTIFICATES OF COMPLIANCE
11.1 A Certificate of Compliance (“CoC”) inspection is an inspection and testing service. Payment for an inspection does not guarantee that a CoC will be issued.
11.2 A CoC may only be issued by a registered person where the electrical installation satisfies the requirements applicable to that certification.
11.3 Where a fault or defect prevents certification, no CoC will be issued until the relevant fault or defect has been rectified and the installation has passed the necessary inspection and testing.
11.4 Remedial work required to obtain compliance is not included in an inspection fee unless expressly stated.
11.5 The Client may approve Richie Rich Electrical to perform required remedial work or may arrange lawful rectification by another contractor.
11.6 Where another contractor performs remedial work, further inspection or testing by Richie Rich Electrical may be charged separately.
11.7 Inspection, testing and authorised remedial charges remain payable whether or not the installation initially passes the compliance inspection.
11.8 Richie Rich Electrical may require payment of agreed inspection or remedial charges before scheduling further remedial work or a final certification inspection.
11.9 Where a registered person has completed the inspection and testing and a CoC is legally required to be issued, Richie Rich Electrical will not withhold that CoC contrary to applicable law.
11.10 A CoC records the condition and compliance of the relevant installation or work at the time of inspection and testing. It is not a guarantee against later faults, deterioration, grid events, appliance failures or subsequent alterations.
11.11 Richie Rich Electrical accepts no responsibility for a CoC becoming inaccurate or invalid because another person subsequently alters or interferes with the installation.
12. CLIENT ACCESS AND SITE RESPONSIBILITIES
12.1 The Client must provide safe and reasonable access to the work area.
12.2 The Client is responsible for arranging:
(a) estate or complex access;
(b) security authorisation;
(c) building-management approval;
(d) body corporate approval;
(e) required parking;
(f) permits that are the property owner’s responsibility; and
(g) access to electrical rooms, distribution boards and other required areas.
12.3 Parking charges, access charges and similar site-specific costs may be charged to the Client where applicable.
12.4 If an electrician cannot gain access at the agreed time because of circumstances within the Client’s control, a reasonable wasted-attendance, waiting-time or additional call-out charge may apply.
12.5 The Client must disclose known hazards, including asbestos, hazardous materials, unsafe structures, water leaks, gas installations and known concealed services.
12.6 The Client must provide plans, drawings and service-location information in its possession where relevant.
12.7 The Client must keep children, pets, visitors and unauthorised persons away from the active work area.
13. CONCEALED SERVICES AND STRUCTURAL CONDITIONS
13.1 Electrical work may require drilling, chasing, cutting, lifting, excavation or access through finished surfaces.
13.2 Richie Rich Electrical will take reasonable care but is not responsible, except to the extent caused by its negligence, for damage arising from:
(a) pipes, cables, conduits or services that are concealed and not reasonably detectable;
(b) inaccurate or incomplete plans supplied by the Client;
(c) services that the Client failed to disclose or mark;
(d) brittle, deteriorated or defective plaster;
(e) aged roof tiles, ceilings, boards or finishes;
(f) hidden structural defects; or
(g) defective work previously performed by another person.
13.3 Additional work arising from concealed conditions may be quoted and charged separately.
14. PROPERTY DAMAGE AND REINSTATEMENT
14.1 Richie Rich Electrical will exercise reasonable care when working at the Client’s premises.
14.2 The Client acknowledges that some electrical work necessarily requires openings, chasing, drilling, cutting or removal of finishes.
14.3 Unless expressly included in the quotation, Richie Rich Electrical is not responsible for final painting, decorative finishing, tiling, plaster finishing, waterproofing, carpentry or professional cleaning following electrical access work.
14.4 Nothing in this clause excludes liability for physical damage caused by proven negligence where that liability may not lawfully be excluded.
15. CUSTOMER-SUPPLIED EQUIPMENT
15.1 Richie Rich Electrical may install equipment or fittings supplied by the Client only if the electrician considers the equipment suitable, safe and lawful to install.
15.2 Richie Rich Electrical may refuse to install any item that:
(a) appears damaged or unsafe;
(b) is incompatible with the installation;
(c) lacks required markings, certification or approvals;
(d) does not comply with an applicable standard; or
(e) cannot be installed lawfully.
15.3 Richie Rich Electrical does not warrant the quality, durability or internal operation of equipment supplied by the Client.
15.4 Richie Rich Electrical’s workmanship guarantee applies to the installation work itself, but not to an internal fault or failure of a customer-supplied component.
15.5 If customer-supplied equipment fails during installation, testing or later use because of an internal defect, all reasonable labour required to investigate, remove, replace or reinstall that equipment is chargeable to the Client unless the failure was caused by defective workmanship by Richie Rich Electrical.
15.6 The Client is responsible for pursuing any warranty claim relating to customer-supplied equipment with the retailer, importer or manufacturer from whom the Client obtained it.
16. EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED BY RICHIE RICH ELECTRICAL
16.1 Goods supplied by Richie Rich Electrical will carry all rights and warranties that applicable South African law requires.
16.2 Where applicable, manufacturer or importer warranties will be passed on or administered in accordance with their terms.
16.3 A manufacturer warranty does not replace any statutory right that a consumer has against Richie Rich Electrical where Richie Rich Electrical is legally the supplier of the goods.
16.4 Subject always to mandatory statutory rights, Richie Rich Electrical provides no additional commercial guarantee beyond seven calendar days on sensitive electronic components including electronic controls, PCBs, relays, smart switches, transformers, inverters, batteries or similar electronic equipment.
16.5 Clause 16.4 limits only an additional voluntary guarantee from Richie Rich Electrical. It does not reduce the implied warranties or remedies provided by the CPA where those provisions apply.
17. WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEE
17.1 Richie Rich Electrical provides a six-month workmanship guarantee on electrical work performed by it.
17.2 The workmanship guarantee covers defects proven to result directly from defective workmanship by Richie Rich Electrical.
17.3 Richie Rich Electrical will be given a reasonable opportunity to inspect and rectify a valid workmanship defect.
17.4 The workmanship guarantee does not cover:
(a) normal wear and tear;
(b) customer-supplied equipment failure;
(c) manufacturer defects;
(d) pre-existing defects;
(e) faults outside the original scope;
(f) water ingress, corrosion, vermin or environmental damage;
(g) misuse or overloading;
(h) lightning;
(i) utility surges, under-voltage, over-voltage or phase failure;
(j) vandalism or cable theft;
(k) alteration by another contractor or unauthorised person; or
(l) failure caused by instructions contrary to Richie Rich Electrical’s written recommendations.
17.5 Any exclusion applies only to the extent that the excluded event caused or contributed to the relevant failure.
17.6 Nothing in this warranty reduces a consumer’s mandatory rights under the CPA.
18. PROGRAMMABLE AND BACKUP EQUIPMENT
18.1 Where Richie Rich Electrical installs equipment containing configurable electrical or electronic settings, the Client must operate the equipment in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions and the commissioning settings applicable to the installation.
18.2 Richie Rich Electrical is not responsible for a fault or failure caused by unauthorised alteration of technical settings, protection settings, charge parameters, battery parameters or other configuration by the Client or a third party.
18.3 If third-party configuration or alteration requires testing, recommissioning or correction, that work is chargeable.
19. GRID FAILURES AND EXTERNAL EVENTS
19.1 Richie Rich Electrical is not responsible for equipment failure, interruption or damage caused by circumstances outside its reasonable control, including:
(a) load shedding;
(b) load reduction;
(c) utility switching;
(d) voltage surges or spikes;
(e) over-voltage or under-voltage;
(f) phase loss or phase imbalance;
(g) lightning;
(h) cable theft;
(i) municipal or Eskom faults; or
(j) failure of upstream or third-party infrastructure.
19.2 Surge-protection equipment reduces defined electrical risks but does not constitute a guarantee that no surge or lightning damage can occur.
19.3 Liability remains unaffected where a loss is proven to have been caused by negligent or defective work by Richie Rich Electrical.
20. THIRD-PARTY INTERFERENCE
20.1 No unauthorised person may alter, reconnect, dismantle or interfere with circuits or equipment on which Richie Rich Electrical is actively working.
20.2 Richie Rich Electrical may stop work where third-party interference creates a safety or compliance risk.
20.3 Richie Rich Electrical is not responsible for faults caused by alterations performed after its work by the Client, another contractor or another unauthorised person.
20.4 Where third-party interference prevents Richie Rich Electrical from determining whether a claimed fault results from its workmanship, the Client may be charged for investigation and rectification.
21. REMOVED PARTS AND MATERIALS
21.1 Where the CPA requires removed parts or components to be retained and returned, Richie Rich Electrical will comply with that requirement unless the Client declines their return or another lawful exception applies.
21.2 Unless the Client requests in writing before the work commences that removed parts be returned, the Client expressly declines their return and authorises Richie Rich Electrical to recycle or dispose of them.
21.3 Clause 21.2 does not apply where a part must be retained, returned or disposed of in a particular manner under a warranty, insurance claim or applicable safety or environmental requirement.
21.4 No scrap value or credit is due for materials the Client has authorised Richie Rich Electrical to dispose of unless expressly agreed beforehand.
22. CLEANING
22.1 Richie Rich Electrical will remove its ordinary electrical work debris and leave the immediate work area reasonably tidy.
22.2 Electrical work may create dust and debris.
22.3 Unless expressly quoted, the service does not include deep cleaning, specialist dust removal, repainting, redecorating or restoration of finishes.
23. DELAYS AND FORCE MAJEURE
23.1 Completion dates and arrival times are estimates unless expressly guaranteed in writing.
23.2 Richie Rich Electrical is not liable for reasonable delay caused by:
(a) material shortages;
(b) supplier delays;
(c) load shedding or loss of electricity supply;
(d) unsafe weather;
(e) access restrictions;
(f) strikes or civil disruption;
(g) regulatory requirements;
(h) latent defects;
(i) illness or emergency; or
(j) other circumstances beyond reasonable control.
23.3 Richie Rich Electrical will take reasonable steps to notify the Client of material delays.
23.4 Where a project cannot continue for an extended period, the Client remains liable for properly completed work and non-returnable materials already ordered for the project.
24. CANCELLATION AND POSTPONEMENT
24.1 A Client may cancel an advance booking subject to any mandatory statutory right and any reasonable cancellation charge permitted by law.
24.2 A reasonable cancellation charge may take into account:
(a) labour or time already spent;
(b) attendance already made;
(c) non-returnable or specially ordered materials;
(d) supplier cancellation charges; and
(e) other actual loss reasonably resulting from the cancellation.
24.3 Where the CPA cooling-off provisions for direct marketing apply, the consumer may exercise the applicable statutory cooling-off right in the manner and period prescribed by the CPA.
24.4 Where section 44 of the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act 25 of 2002 applies to an electronic transaction for services, the consumer has the statutory cooling-off rights provided by that Act.
24.5 The Electronic Communications and Transactions Act cooling-off right does not apply to services that begin with the consumer’s consent before expiry of the applicable seven-day period to the extent provided by that Act.
24.6 By requesting immediate or emergency attendance and authorising Richie Rich Electrical to commence the service immediately, the Client expressly consents to the service beginning immediately.
25. SUSPENSION OR TERMINATION OF WORK
25.1 Richie Rich Electrical may suspend or terminate work where:
(a) the work area is unsafe;
(b) the Client requests unlawful work;
(c) payment is materially overdue;
(d) required access is refused;
(e) another person interferes with the work;
(f) abuse, threats or dangerous conduct occur; or
(g) continuation would breach an electrical safety requirement.
25.2 The Client remains liable for work properly completed and materials properly ordered before suspension or termination.
25.3 Richie Rich Electrical may isolate or leave affected circuits disconnected where connection would be unsafe or unlawful.
26. IMPORTANT RISK, LIABILITY AND INDEMNITY NOTICE
26.1 THIS CLAUSE LIMITS CERTAIN LIABILITY AND ALLOCATES CERTAIN RISKS. IT MUST BE READ BEFORE THE CLIENT APPROVES THE WORK.
26.2 Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability for gross negligence, intentional wrongdoing or any liability that may not lawfully be excluded or limited.
26.3 Subject to clause 26.2, Richie Rich Electrical is responsible only for direct loss or physical damage proven to have been caused by its breach of contract or negligence.
26.4 To the maximum extent permitted by law, Richie Rich Electrical is not liable for indirect, special or consequential loss, including:
(a) loss of profit;
(b) loss of revenue;
(c) loss of production;
(d) business interruption;
(e) loss of data;
(f) loss of opportunity;
(g) loss of rental; or
(h) consequential losses arising from loss of electricity supply.
26.5 Richie Rich Electrical is not liable for loss arising from a concealed condition, pre-existing defect, utility failure, customer-supplied component or third-party interference except to the extent that the loss was caused by Richie Rich Electrical’s own negligence or breach.
26.6 For claims that do not involve death, personal injury, physical property damage, gross negligence or another liability that cannot lawfully be limited, Richie Rich Electrical’s aggregate liability arising from the relevant job will not exceed the amount paid or payable for the specific work giving rise to the claim.
26.7 The Client indemnifies Richie Rich Electrical against third-party claims to the extent caused by:
(a) inaccurate information supplied by the Client;
(b) the Client’s breach of these Terms;
(c) an unsafe condition controlled by the Client and not disclosed to Richie Rich Electrical;
(d) customer-supplied defective equipment;
(e) unauthorised third-party interference; or
(f) an unauthorised person entering a restricted work area.
26.8 The indemnity in clause 26.7 does not apply to the extent that a claim was caused by Richie Rich Electrical’s own negligence, gross negligence or unlawful conduct.
26.9 Each party must take reasonable steps to mitigate any loss.
27. COMPLAINTS AND DEFECT RECTIFICATION
27.1 A workmanship complaint must be reported as soon as reasonably possible after the alleged defect becomes apparent.
27.2 The Client must provide reasonable information concerning the fault and allow Richie Rich Electrical a reasonable opportunity to inspect the affected work.
27.3 Except in a genuine safety emergency, the Client should not appoint another contractor to alter the disputed work before Richie Rich Electrical has had a reasonable opportunity to inspect it.
27.4 If urgent third-party intervention is reasonably necessary to prevent injury or property damage, the Client should preserve photographs, reports, removed components and other available evidence.
27.5 Where appropriate, a dispute may be referred through an available ECA(SA) complaint or dispute process.
27.6 Nothing in this clause prevents a consumer from using any remedy, ombud, regulator, tribunal or court available under applicable law.
28. OWNERSHIP OF MATERIALS
28.1 To the extent legally permissible, ownership of uninstalled and separately identifiable materials supplied by Richie Rich Electrical remains with Richie Rich Electrical until those materials have been paid for in full.
28.2 The Client may not sell, dispose of or deliberately remove unpaid separately identifiable materials belonging to Richie Rich Electrical.
28.3 Once materials have been incorporated into immovable property, any ownership, accession or recovery rights are determined by applicable law.
28.4 Richie Rich Electrical does not acquire a right of forcible entry, self-help or unsafe removal of installed electrical materials under this clause.
29. ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS
29.1 The parties may communicate and approve work by email, WhatsApp, SMS or another recorded electronic method.
29.2 Electronic communications and job records may be retained as evidence of quotations, instructions, variations, approvals and payments.
29.3 The Client must ensure that the contact details supplied to Richie Rich Electrical are accurate.
29.4 A notice sent to the most recent email address or electronic contact supplied by the Client is deemed sent to the Client, subject to applicable law governing receipt.
30. WEBSITE USE
30.1 Information appearing on the Websites is general information about Richie Rich Electrical and its services.
30.2 Website content does not constitute a fixed quotation or binding offer unless expressly stated.
30.3 A binding job scope arises from an accepted quotation, booking or instruction.
30.4 Richie Rich Electrical may correct website pricing errors, typographical errors or outdated information before a transaction is concluded.
30.5 Third-party website links are provided for convenience. Richie Rich Electrical does not control third-party websites or their content.
30.6 Website text, branding, photographs and original content belonging to Richie Rich Electrical may not be reproduced commercially without permission.
31. PERSONAL INFORMATION
31.1 Personal information is processed in accordance with Richie Rich Electrical’s Privacy and POPIA Notice.
31.2 Job-related information may be processed for quotation, attendance, access, invoicing, certification, recordkeeping, safety, warranty administration and legal compliance.
32. GOVERNING LAW
32.1 These Terms and all services supplied under them are governed by the laws of the Republic of South Africa.
32.2 Any proceedings must be brought before a South African court having lawful jurisdiction.
32.3 Nothing in these Terms deprives a consumer of a statutory right concerning jurisdiction or consumer dispute resolution.
33. SEVERABILITY
33.1 If any provision is unlawful, invalid or unenforceable, that provision will be severed or restricted only to the minimum extent necessary.
33.2 The remaining provisions continue to apply.
34. NO WAIVER
34.1 A failure or delay by either party to enforce a right does not constitute a permanent waiver of that right.
35. CHANGES TO THESE TERMS
35.1 Richie Rich Electrical may update these website Terms from time to time.
35.2 Changes apply to work accepted after the revised Terms become effective unless the Client expressly agrees otherwise.
35.3 The version in force when a quotation or job is accepted will ordinarily govern that job.
36. LEGAL NOTICES AND CONTACT
36.1 Richie Rich Electrical chooses the following address for formal notices and service of legal documents:
5 Pittosporum Avenue
Thornton
Cape Town
Western Cape
7485
South Africa
36.2 General and contractual communications may be sent to:
Email: richard@electricianscape.co.za
Office: 082 098 4113
Mobile: 072 349 0286
36.3 The Client chooses the physical or electronic address supplied when requesting the work as the address for contractual communications, subject to any mandatory rules governing formal legal service.