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I purchased some goods from a supplier which has now cancelled my order giving the reason as being a pricing error.
However I had paid for the item and in their online portal it stated that my order was accepted.
Do I have any legal rights in this case, as the terms and conditions don't state terms for acceptance of an order?
Also the t's and c's don't address cancellations.
Yes they can (by their contract) - Clause 3.1:
The Seller reserves the right to amend prices at any time without prior notice. Errors and omissions are excepted.
However, it is possible that there are consumer protection laws in your jurisdiction that prohibit this. I think this is unlikely, however.
