rights on shop credit notes w expiry dates?

A voucher for Driving Lessons is valid for 3 months but consumer cannot avail of the lessons in the time period?
<!--EZCODE LIST START--><ul><li>It is at the sellers' discretion as to how long a voucher is valid.</li><li>If the seller is not willing to extend the time frame, that is their right.</li><li>Consumer could consider passing the voucher on to someone else, or selling it.</li></ul><!--EZCODE LIST END-->

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Credit Notes

If a consumer complaint is valid, a credit note has little or no basis in law. It is not an adequate remedy unless the consumer voluntarily accepts it. If a trader concedes that the consumer is entitled to a credit note, the consumer may insist on cash and is perfectly entitled to reject the credit note.

A credit note may of course be given if it is acceptable to the consumer. It is also sometimes given as a matter of goodwill when the trader does not accept that the consumer has a valid complaint. (In such circumstances a trader may need to make it clear that the credit note is not an admission of liability). When a complaint is valid, however, the trader may not insist on a credit note.

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