1.1. In these Terms and Conditions, the following definitions shall apply:

• “Rogue Concept”, “we”, “us” or “our” means Rogue Concept Ltd. 

• “Customer”, “you” or “your” means the individual or business purchasing a vehicle from Rogue Concept Ltd. 

• “Consumer” means an individual acting for purposes wholly or mainly outside their trade, business, craft or profession. 

• “Vehicle” means the complete campervan supplied by Rogue Concept Ltd, including the original base vehicle and any conversion, equipment, accessories and installations. 

• “Base Vehicle” means the original Volkswagen Transporter purchased by Rogue Concept Ltd from an authorised dealership or other supplier. 

• “Conversion” means the campervan conversion, interior installation, furniture, electrical systems, appliances, fixtures and associated components fitted by Rogue Concept Ltd. 

• “Build-to-Order Vehicle” means a new vehicle sourced and converted by Rogue Concept Ltd following a customer’s order and agreed specification. 

• “Completed Vehicle” means a campervan that has already been converted and is available for purchase from Rogue Concept’s showroom or existing stock. 

• “Configurator” means Rogue Concept’s online or other vehicle configuration tool through which customers can view available options and select vehicle specifications. 

• “Final Specification” means the written specification agreed between Rogue Concept and the Customer, including the vehicle, selected options, finishes, equipment and agreed purchase price. 

• “Build Slot” means the allocated production period during which Rogue Concept intends to commence conversion of a Build-to-Order Vehicle. 

• “Deposit” means the initial payment made by the Customer to reserve a vehicle or secure a Build Slot. 

• “Manufacturer’s Warranty” means the applicable warranty provided by Volkswagen or the relevant original vehicle manufacturer. 

• “Conversion Warranty” means the warranty provided by Rogue Concept covering the conversion work and components installed by Rogue Concept. 

1.2. These Terms and Conditions apply to all vehicle sales by Rogue Concept Ltd unless expressly agreed otherwise in writing.

1.3. Where the Customer purchases a vehicle wholly or mainly for business purposes, certain consumer protections may not apply.

2.1. All vehicle purchases are subject to these Terms and Conditions and the relevant vehicle Order Confirmation. 

2.2. A contract shall be formed when Rogue Concept accepts the Customer’s order in writing and issues an Order Confirmation. 

2.3. Before confirming an order, Rogue Concept shall provide the Customer with the relevant vehicle information, agreed specification, purchase price, payment arrangements and estimated delivery or collection arrangements. 

2.4. The Customer is responsible for reviewing the Order Confirmation and Final Specification and notifying Rogue Concept of any errors or omissions before production commences. 

2.5. Any amendments to the agreed specification, price or contractual arrangements must be agreed in writing by both parties. 

2.6. Where there is a conflict between these Terms and Conditions and a vehicle-specific Order Confirmation, the Order Confirmation shall take precedence in relation to the particular vehicle’s specification, price, payment schedule and agreed delivery arrangements. All other provisions of these Terms and Conditions shall continue to apply. 

Rogue Concept sells the following categories of vehicles: 

3.1. New Build-to-Order Vehicles 

3.1.1. New Build-to-Order Vehicles comprise the Volkswagen Transporter base vehicles purchased by Rogue Concept from an authorised Volkswagen dealership or other approved supplier and subsequently converted by Rogue Concept. 

3.1.2. These vehicles are manufactured following an individual customer order using Rogue Concept’s established vehicle layouts, conversion designs and approved configuration options. 

3.1.3. Customers may select from the options made available through the Configurator, subject to availability and technical compatibility. 

3.1.4. The final vehicle will be manufactured in accordance with the agreed Final Specification. 

3.2. Completed Showroom Vehicles 

3.2.1. Completed Vehicles are campervans that have already been converted and are available for immediate purchase from Rogue Concept’s showroom or existing stock. 

3.2.2. The Customer will be provided with the relevant vehicle description, specification, condition, mileage, registration details and purchase price before entering into a contract. 

3.2.3. Completed Vehicles are sold in the condition and specification disclosed and agreed at the time of purchase. 

3.2.4. Any optional accessories or additional equipment requested by the Customer must be separately agreed and may incur additional charges. 

3.2.5. Where a Completed Vehicle is used or previously registered, its age, mileage, ownership history, condition and any known defects or material characteristics shall be disclosed as applicable. 

4.1. Use of the Configurator 

4.1.1. Rogue Concept may provide an online Configurator allowing Customers to view and select available vehicle configurations. 

4.1.2. The Configurator may include selections relating to: 

• Interior colours and material combinations. 

• Worktop finishes and materials. 

• Kitchen and storage modules. 

• Seating and bed configurations. 

• Electrical systems and leisure battery packages. 

• Appliances and optional equipment. 

• Additional accessories and upgrades. 

4.1.3. All selections are subject to availability, compatibility, technical requirements and confirmation by Rogue Concept. 

4.2. Illustrative Images and Renders 

4.2.1. Images, renders, visualisations and representations displayed within the Configurator, on the Rogue Concept website, in brochures or in other marketing materials are provided for illustrative purposes only. 

4.2.2. The images may not represent the precise final appearance, dimensions, colours, materials, finishes or configuration of the final product. 

4.2.3. Variations may arise from differences in screen displays, lighting, material batches, manufacturing tolerances, supplier specifications and technical requirements. 

4.2.4. The Final Specification, rather than the illustrative Configurator image, shall form the contractual basis of the vehicle’s specification. 

4.2.5. This clause does not permit Rogue Concept to supply a vehicle that materially differs from the agreed specification or to exclude liability for goods that are not as described. 

4.3. Final Specification Approval 

4.3.1. Before production commences, Rogue Concept shall provide the Customer with a written Final Specification. 

4.3.2. The Customer must approve the Final Specification before Rogue Concept proceeds with the conversion. This will be agreed upon before the 50% payment is made.  

4.4. Availability and Substitutions 

4.4.1. Rogue Concept reserves the right to propose an alternative component, material or product where an originally specified item becomes unavailable, discontinued or unsuitable. 

4.4.2. Rogue Concept shall not unilaterally substitute a material component where doing so would result in the vehicle failing to conform to the contract. 

5.1. All vehicle prices shall be confirmed in the relevant Order Confirmation. 

5.2. Unless expressly stated otherwise, prices are inclusive of applicable VAT and other applicable taxes. 

5.3. The purchase price shall include the Base Vehicle, agreed conversion specification and any optional extras expressly included in the Order Confirmation. 

5.4. The agreed purchase price shall remain fixed following acceptance of the order, subject to any additional items, variations or upgrades subsequently requested by the Customer and agreed in writing by both parties, and the exceptional circumstances set out in clause 5.6. 

5.5. In exceptional circumstances beyond Rogue Concept’s reasonable control, significant and unforeseen increases in the cost of the Base Vehicle, materials, components, appliances or other essential items required to fulfil the order may arise before the build commences. In such circumstances, Rogue Concept reserves the right to propose a reasonable adjustment to the agreed purchase price. Any proposed price adjustment shall be communicated to the Customer, with an explanation of the reason for the increase, before the 50% pre-build payment becomes due. 

5.6. Any proposed price adjustment must be notified to the Customer in writing, together with an explanation of the circumstances giving rise to the increase. The Customer’s written agreement must be obtained before any revised price is applied. 

5.7. No price adjustments under this clause shall be proposed or applied once work on the Customer’s vehicle has commenced. Once the build has commenced, the agreed purchase price shall remain fixed, except where the Customer requests additional work, changes to the agreed specification or upgrades that result in additional costs. 

5.8. Where the Customer does not agree to a proposed price adjustment before the build commences, either party may terminate the order by giving written notice. In such circumstances, Rogue Concept shall refund the Customer’s deposit in full. 

6.1. Payment Schedule 

6.1.1. The initial deposit, which forms part of the price, secures the agreed Build Slot, subject to acceptance of the order. 

6.1.2. The 50% payment shall become due fourteen calendar days before the scheduled commencement of the conversion. 

6.1.3. The remaining balance shall be payable upon collection of the completed vehicle. 

6.1.4. Rogue Concept must receive cleared funds for all amounts due before the vehicle is released to the Customer. 

6.2. Late or Missed Payments 

6.2.1. Where a payment is not received by its due date, Rogue Concept may contact the Customer to request payment and agree a revised payment date. 

6.2.2. Where payment remains outstanding, Rogue Concept may suspend production or delay the scheduled Build Slot until payment has been received. 

6.2.3. Any resulting delay shall be communicated to the Customer. 

6.2.4. If the Customer fails to make any payment when due, Rogue Concept Ltd reserves the right to take appropriate legal action to recover any outstanding amounts owed under the Order, subject to applicable law and the Customer’s statutory rights. 

6.2.5 If any amount remains unpaid after its due date, Rogue Concept Ltd reserves the right to suspend the conversion and retain possession of the Vehicle at its premises in whatever stage of conversion it has reached. Rogue Concept Ltd may withhold release of the Vehicle until all overdue amounts have been received in cleared funds. 

7.1. Completed Vehicles may be reserved by payment of a deposit agreed between Rogue Concept and the Customer. 

7.2. The reservation deposit and agreed purchase price shall be recorded in the relevant Order Confirmation. 

7.3. The remaining balance of the purchase price shall be payable in full before or upon collection, as agreed in writing. 

7.4. Rogue Concept shall not release the vehicle until the full purchase price has been received in cleared funds. 

7.5. Where a reservation is made, Rogue Concept will remove the vehicle from active sale for the agreed reservation period. 

7.6. The reservation period and any agreed collection date shall be confirmed in writing. 

7.7. If the Customer fails to complete the purchase within the agreed period, Rogue Concept may contact the Customer to agree an extension or take other action in accordance with the applicable cancellation and reservation provisions. 

8.1. Deposits are payable to reserve a vehicle, secure a Build Slot or remove a Completed Vehicle from active sale. 

8.2 Any deposit paid by the Customer forms part of the total purchase price of the Vehicle and is not an additional charge. The Deposit will be credited against the purchase price. The payment due under clause 6.1.2 is 50% of the total purchase price and is payable in addition to, and is not reduced by, the Deposit already paid. The balance due on collection is the total purchase price less the Deposit and less the 50% payment. Payment of a Deposit does not alter the agreed purchase price, which remains as set out in the Order Confirmation, subject to clause 5. 

8.3 Build-to-Order Vehicle Deposits 

8.3.1. The following initial deposit arrangements shall apply: 

• £5,000 shall be payable upon order confirmation. 

8.3.2 The deposit secures the Customer’s order and reserves a dedicated production slot. Upon acceptance of the order, Rogue Concept will allocate manufacturing capacity to the Customer and may decline other enquiries or orders for the reserved production period. 

8.3.3 The Customer shall be entitled to a contractual 24-hour cooling-off period following confirmation of the order and receipt of the deposit. Where the Customer cancels within this period, the deposit shall be refunded in full. 

8.3.4 Following expiry of the 24-hour cooling-off period, the Customer’s deposit will become non-refundable in the event that the Customer cancels the order, changes their mind or elects not to proceed with the purchase, subject always to applicable consumer protection legislation. The Customer acknowledges that the deposit secures the order, reserves a dedicated production slot and enables Rogue Concept Ltd to commence order-related activities, including vehicle procurement, supplier commitments, material ordering and production planning. Where the Customer cancels after expiry of the 24-hour cooling-off period, Rogue Concept Ltd reserves the right to retain the deposit towards its losses and costs arising from the cancellation and, where legally recoverable, seek payment of any additional reasonable and proportionate losses. The non-refundable deposit provision shall not apply where a refund is expressly provided for elsewhere under these Terms and Conditions, including where Rogue Concept Ltd is unable to fulfil the accepted order. 

8.3 Showroom Vehicle Deposits  

8.3.1 The deposit will be pre-agreed between the customer and Rogue Concept.  

8.3.1 The deposit secures the vehicle and the vehicle will be removed from sale.  

8.3.2 The Customer shall be entitled to a contractual 24-hour cooling-off period following confirmation of the order and receipt of the deposit. Where the Customer cancels within this period, the deposit shall be refunded in full. 

8.2.4 Following expiry of the 24-hour cooling-off period, the Customer’s deposit will become non-refundable in the event that the Customer cancels the order, changes their mind or elects not to proceed with the purchase, subject always to applicable consumer protection legislation. The non-refundable deposit provision shall not apply where a refund is expressly provided for elsewhere under these Terms and Conditions, including where Rogue Concept Ltd is unable to fulfil the accepted order. 

9.1. Build-to-Order Vehicles are manufactured following acceptance of the Customer’s order and approval of the Final Specification. 

9.2. Rogue Concept will provide an estimated Build Slot and anticipated completion date. 

9.3. The Customer acknowledges that production scheduling is dependent on the availability of the Base Vehicle, materials, components, labour and other manufacturing requirements. 

9.4. Rogue Concept will use reasonable efforts to meet the agreed production schedule and will notify the Customer of any material delays. 

9.5. Rogue Concept may need to adjust the production schedule due to circumstances beyond its reasonable control, including supplier delays, component shortages, vehicle delivery delays and unforeseen manufacturing issues. 

9.6. Where a delay occurs, Rogue Concept shall communicate the revised anticipated timescale. 

9.7. Estimated delivery or collection dates shall not be treated as guaranteed dates unless expressly agreed in writing as such. 

9.8. Rogue Concept shall not commence the conversion until the 50% payment has been received and the Final Specification has been approved. 

10.1. Once the Final Specification has been approved, any requested changes must be submitted in writing. 

10.2. Rogue Concept will consider requests for changes but is not obliged to accept them. 

10.3. Where a change is accepted, Rogue Concept shall confirm any additional costs and revised production arrangements before implementing the change. 

10.4. Changes may affect the Build Slot or estimated completion date. 

10.5. Where a change cannot be accommodated, the original agreed specification shall remain applicable unless otherwise agreed in writing. 

11.1. Customer cancellation 

11.1.1. Orders are placed in person at Rogue Concept’s premises and are not intended to be distance or off-premises contracts. Accordingly, the statutory right to cancel under the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013 does not apply. The 24-hour cooling-off period in clause 8.4 is a contractual right granted by Rogue Concept and is separate from any statutory right. 

11.1.2. If, despite clause 11.1.1, a contract for a Build-to-Order Vehicle is treated as a distance or off-premises contract, the Customer acknowledges that the Vehicle is made to the Customer’s specification or is clearly personalised, and that the statutory right to cancel may therefore not apply under those Regulations. 

11.1.3. Any cancellation by the Customer must be made in writing. Where cancellation occurs after the cooling-off period, clause 8.2.4 applies. 

11.5. Cancellation by Rogue Concept 

11.5.1. If it becomes impossible to fulfil the order due to circumstances outside our reasonable control (including permanent unavailability of the Base Vehicle or essential components), Rogue Concept may cancel the order and will refund all payments received in full. 

11.5.2. Where Rogue Concept proposes to cancel an order, it shall notify the Customer and, where appropriate, offer a reasonable alternative specification or revised arrangement. 

11.5.3. If the Customer does not wish to accept an alternative arrangement and Rogue Concept cannot fulfil the original contract, Rogue Concept shall refund all payments received in accordance with the applicable statutory and contractual requirements. 

11.5.4. Nothing in this section permits Rogue Concept to avoid liability for its own breach of contract. 

12.1. Vehicles shall be collected from Rogue Concept’s premises unless delivery has been separately agreed in writing. 

12.2. Any delivery charges shall be agreed and disclosed before the contract is concluded. 

12.3. Rogue Concept shall notify the Customer when the vehicle is ready for collection. 

12.4. The Customer shall arrange collection within the agreed collection period. 

12.5. Where the Customer cannot collect the vehicle on the agreed date, the parties shall agree an alternative collection date. 

12.6. Any reasonable storage costs arising from an extended delay in collection may only be charged where the Customer has been informed of the applicable charges in advance and the charge is fair and proportionate. 

12.7. Risk in the vehicle shall pass to the Customer when the Customer, or their nominated recipient, takes physical possession of the vehicle. 

12.8. Until the full purchase price has been received in cleared funds, legal ownership of the Vehicle shall remain with Rogue Concept Ltd, notwithstanding any registration of the vehicle in the Customer’s name as the registered keeper. 

12.9. The Customer acknowledges that registration as the registered keeper does not, of itself, transfer legal ownership of the Vehicle. 

12.10. Materials, components, appliances and equipment purchased by Rogue Concept specifically for the conversion shall remain the property of Rogue Concept until the full purchase price has been received, to the extent that such items remain separately identifiable and capable of being owned separately. 

12.11. Rogue Concept shall retain the right to withhold release of the completed Vehicle until all amounts due have been received in cleared funds. 

13.1. At collection, Rogue Concept shall provide the Customer with the relevant vehicle documentation and handover information, as applicable. 

13.2. The Customer will be given a reasonable opportunity to inspect the vehicle and familiarise themselves with its operation and installed equipment. 

13.3. Rogue Concept may provide a vehicle handover checklist covering the Base Vehicle, conversion, appliances, electrical systems, water systems and other installed equipment. 

13.4. Any visible damage, missing items or discrepancies identified at handover should be recorded and notified to Rogue Concept. 

13.5. The Customer is encouraged to notify Rogue Concept promptly of any issues identified following collection to assist with investigation and resolution. 

14.1. Volkswagen Manufacturer’s Warranty 

14.1.1. Brand-new Volkswagen Transporter Base Vehicles supplied by Rogue Concept are accompanied by the applicable Volkswagen manufacturer warranty. 

14.1.2. The Base Vehicle is supplied with the manufacturer’s warranty on the manufacturer’s terms. Full details will be provided with the vehicle documentation. 

14.1.3. The Manufacturer’s Warranty is provided by Volkswagen and is subject to Volkswagen’s own warranty conditions, exclusions, servicing requirements and limitations. 

14.1.4. The Customer shall receive the relevant warranty information and documentation applicable to the Base Vehicle. 

14.1.5. Any warranty claim relating to the Base Vehicle may be submitted to Volkswagen or an authorised Volkswagen repairer in accordance with the Manufacturer’s Warranty. 

14.2. Rogue Concept Conversion Warranty 

14.2.1. Rogue Concept provides a 36-month Conversion Warranty commencing from the date of collection of the Vehicle, unless otherwise stated in writing. The warranty covers defects in workmanship, materials, installation and eligible conversion components supplied and installed by Rogue Concept as part of the conversion. 

14.2.2. The Conversion Warranty covers defects arising from the manufacture, installation or operation of the conversion, including furniture, cabinetry, electrical installations, plumbing, water systems, leisure battery installations and other fixed conversion components, subject to the exclusions and conditions set out in this section. 

14.2.3. Certain appliances, equipment and components may be subject to separate manufacturer warranties, which may provide different warranty periods and conditions. Where applicable, these warranties will apply in accordance with the relevant manufacturer’s terms and conditions. The applicable warranty information will be provided with the Vehicle documentation where appropriate. 

14.2.4. All warranty claims must be submitted to Rogue Concept for assessment and approval before any repair or replacement work is undertaken. Rogue Concept reserves the right to inspect the Vehicle and investigate the reported defect to establish whether it falls within the scope of the applicable warranty. 

14.2.5. Where a defect is confirmed as covered by the Conversion Warranty, Rogue Concept will determine the appropriate remedy, which may include repair, replacement or another appropriate resolution, in accordance with the warranty terms and applicable statutory obligations. 

14.2.6. The Customer must not authorise or undertake warranty repairs through a third party without obtaining prior written approval from Rogue Concept, except where urgent action is reasonably necessary to prevent further damage or protect safety. 

14.2.7. The Conversion Warranty does not cover defects, damage or failures arising from: 

1. a) Misuse, neglect, improper operation or failure to follow the operating or maintenance instructions supplied with the Vehicle.
2. b) Accidental damage, impact, collision, vandalism or damage caused by external factors.
3. c) Normal wear and tear, deterioration, cosmetic ageing or consumable items.
4. d) Failure to carry out required maintenance or inspections in accordance with the instructions provided.
5. e) Repairs, alterations or modifications carried out by the Customer or a third party without prior written approval from Rogue Concept, where the modification or work has caused or contributed to the defect or has prevented proper diagnosis.
6. f) Damage arising from use of the Vehicle or its equipment outside its intended purpose or specified operating conditions.

14.2.8. The Rogue Concept Conversion Warranty is provided solely to the original purchaser of the Vehicle and is non-transferable. In the event of a subsequent sale or transfer of ownership of the Vehicle, the Rogue Concept Conversion Warranty will not pass to the new owner. 

14.2.9. Any remaining manufacturer’s warranty relating to the original Base Vehicle or separately warranted components will remain subject to the relevant manufacturer’s terms and conditions. 

14.2.10. Warranty repairs covered by the Rogue Concept Conversion Warranty must be carried out by Rogue Concept or by a repairer expressly authorised in writing by Rogue Concept. 

14.2.11. Where a warranty claim is approved, Rogue Concept will confirm the proposed repair arrangements with the Customer before work commences. 

14.3. Annual Habitation Inspection

14.3.1. To maintain the benefits of the Rogue Concept Conversion Warranty, the Vehicle must undergo an annual habitation inspection every 12 months from the date of delivery. 

14.3.2. The inspection may be carried out by Rogue Concept Ltd or by a suitably qualified and competent independent habitation inspection provider. All inspections must be completed in accordance with Rogue Concept’s specified inspection requirements and checklist. 

14.3.3. The Customer shall be responsible for arranging and paying for the annual inspection and must retain and provide evidence of the completed inspection upon request. 

14.3.4. Failure to complete the annual inspection may affect warranty cover where the failure has caused or contributed to the defect or has prevented the timely identification of an issue that could reasonably have been detected during the inspection. Any limitation of warranty cover shall be proportionate to the circumstances and shall not affect the Customer’s statutory rights. 

15.1. Nothing in these Terms and Conditions shall affect, restrict or exclude any statutory rights or remedies available to Consumers under applicable UK consumer protection legislation, including the Consumer Rights Act 2015 and the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013. 

16.1. The Customer is responsible for ensuring that they hold the appropriate driving licence and insurance to operate the vehicle. 

16.2. The Customer must operate the vehicle and installed equipment in accordance with the relevant manufacturer’s instructions and safety guidance. 

16.3. The Customer is responsible for complying with applicable road traffic, vehicle registration, insurance and vehicle use requirements. 

16.4. The Customer should ensure that any electrical, water, heating, cooking and other installed systems are used in accordance with the instructions provided. 

16.5. The Customer must not make modifications that compromise vehicle safety, structural integrity or compliance with applicable regulations. 

16.6. Where the vehicle is supplied with equipment requiring regular inspection or maintenance, the Customer is responsible for following the relevant manufacturer’s maintenance requirements. 

16.7. The Customer is responsible for ensuring that the vehicle is not operated above its applicable maximum permitted weight (Maximum Authorised Mass / Gross Vehicle Weight) or individual axle weight limits. 

16.8. Rogue Concept will provide the Customer with the vehicle’s as-converted unladen recorded weight at the time of collection. The Customer is responsible for taking account of this weight when loading the vehicle, including passengers, luggage, water, accessories and any additional equipment and ensuring that all applicable weight limits are observed. 

16.9. The Customer acknowledges that the available payload will be reduced by any additional items, equipment or accessories subsequently added to the vehicle and is responsible for ensuring that the vehicle remains within its permitted weight limits throughout its use. 

17.1. All intellectual property associated with Rogue Concept’s products and business shall remain the property of Rogue Concept Ltd or the relevant rights holder. 

17.2. This includes, without limitation: 

• Vehicle designs and layouts. 

• Furniture designs and modular systems. 

• Kitchen and storage configurations. 

• Drawings, templates and CAD files. 

• Technical specifications and manufacturing methods. 

• Branding, logos and marketing materials. 

• Configurator designs and associated digital assets. 

17.3. The Customer is granted no ownership rights in Rogue Concept’s underlying designs, manufacturing processes or intellectual property by purchasing a vehicle. 

17.4. The Customer shall not reproduce, commercially exploit or distribute Rogue Concept’s proprietary designs, drawings or technical information without prior written permission. 

17.5. Nothing in this section affects the Customer’s ownership of the purchased vehicle or any rights expressly granted under a separate written agreement. 

18.1. Rogue Concept shall process personal information in accordance with applicable data protection legislation, including the UK GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018. 

18.2. Personal information may be used for:

• Processing vehicle enquiries and orders. 

• Preparing vehicle specifications and quotations. 

• Arranging vehicle manufacture and delivery. 

• Providing warranty and after-sales support. 

• Complying with legal and regulatory obligations. 

18.3. Marketing communications shall be sent in accordance with applicable data protection and electronic marketing laws. Customers may opt out of marketing communications at any time. 

18.4. Further details of how Rogue Concept processes personal information shall be provided in its Privacy Policy. 

19.1. The Laws of England and Wales shall govern this contract, and the parties shall submit to the jurisdiction of the English Courts.