Right of Withdrawal

If you are a consumer and have entered into a distance contract with Michael Hegeman for a specialist consultation or private violin lesson, you may have a statutory right of withdrawal.

The applicable withdrawal provisions, including the 14-day withdrawal period and the conditions concerning services that begin during that period, are set out in Section 8 of the Terms and Conditions.

Exercise Your Right of Withdrawal

If you wish to exercise your statutory right of withdrawal, you can use the form below.

You do not have to use this form. You may also exercise your right of withdrawal by sending an unequivocal statement to info[at]michaelhegeman.com.

To exercise your right of withdrawal through this online form, please provide the information needed to identify the agreement concerned and confirm that you wish to withdraw from that agreement.

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First name Last name Email

This email address will be used to send you the acknowledgement of receipt of your withdrawal.

Service concerned Please select Specialist Consultation Trial Violin Lesson Regular Monthly Violin Lessons One-Year Violin Lesson Commitment Date of agreement Details identifying the agreement

Please provide any details that will help identify the agreement, such as the agreed consultation or lesson arrangement, appointment date, or other relevant information.

I hereby notify you that I withdraw from my contract for the provision of the service identified above. Confirm Withdrawal

After You Submit the Form

After you submit the form, an acknowledgement of receipt will be sent to the email address you provided. The acknowledgement will contain the content of your withdrawal statement and the date and time at which it was submitted.

The withdrawal takes effect in accordance with applicable law. The effects of withdrawal, including any applicable reimbursement and any amount that may be payable for services already provided following an express request to begin during the withdrawal period, are governed by applicable law.

If a statutory right of withdrawal applies and you have already made a payment, any reimbursement will be handled in accordance with the applicable statutory requirements.