DAWA EXEC LTD
| Legal company | Dawa Exec Ltd |
| Company number | 17265271 |
| Registered office | 4 Forbes Street, London, E1 1PF, United Kingdom |
| TfL private hire operator licence | 12015 |
| VAT registration | GB 521 5818 03 |
| ICO registration | ZC168060 |
| Website | https://dawaexec.com |
| info@dawaexec.com | |
| Telephone | +44 (0)20 3679 1998 |
| 24/7 booking / journey support | +44 (0)7417 514014 |
| Document version | 1.0 |
| Effective date | 14 September 2026 |
| Document status | Current published version |
1. About these Terms and Dawa Exec Ltd
1.1 These Terms & Conditions (the “Terms”) govern bookings and services supplied or arranged by Dawa Exec Ltd (“Dawa”, “we”, “us” or “our”). Dawa Exec Ltd is the legal contracting entity and is licensed by Transport for London as a private hire operator.
1.2 Dawa may market services under trading or service names including Dawa Exec, Dawa Exec Chauffeurs and Dawa Cars. Use of a trading or service name does not create a separate contracting entity unless Dawa expressly agrees otherwise in writing.
1.3 These Terms apply to guest bookings, account bookings, Pay Now bookings, Book on Account bookings, point-to-point journeys, airport transfers, hourly or as-directed hire, corporate travel, events and other transport services expressly accepted by Dawa.
1.4 These Terms apply to bookings made through Dawa websites or portals and to bookings accepted by telephone, email, WhatsApp or another authorised Dawa channel.
1.5 These Terms are intended to operate with the Passenger Booking Contract, Cancellation & Refund Policy, Payment & Billing Information, Privacy Policy and other specialist Dawa policies. The order of precedence is set out in section 3.
2. Definitions
2.1 “Customer” means the person or organisation making or taking responsibility for the Booking.
2.2 “Passenger” means the person travelling, whether or not that person made the Booking.
2.3 “Booking” means a request for a Service that has been accepted by Dawa and confirmed in accordance with section 4.
2.4 “Service” means the private hire, chauffeur or related transport service supplied or arranged by Dawa.
2.5 “Chauffeur” means the licensed private hire driver performing the journey.
2.6 “Vehicle” means the vehicle allocated to perform the Service.
2.7 “Partner Operator” means another appropriately licensed private hire operator or other lawfully authorised transport operator approved by Dawa to fulfil all or part of a Booking.
2.8 “Account Customer” means a Customer with an approved Dawa client account or other agreed account arrangement.
2.9 “Pay Now” means a Booking for which payment is required at or before the stage specified by Dawa’s booking process.
2.10 “Book on Account” means an approved account facility under which eligible charges are invoiced in accordance with agreed billing terms.
2.11 “Booking Confirmation” means the confirmation issued by Dawa that records the accepted Booking and its material journey or service details.
2.12 “Quoted Fare” means the price shown or expressly agreed for the requested Service, subject to these Terms and any applicable specialist policy.
2.13 “Special Terms” means client-specific, corporate or journey-specific terms expressly agreed in writing by Dawa.
3. How the legal documents work together
3.1 Dawa’s legal documents are to be read together where possible and interpreted consistently.
3.2 If there is a genuine conflict, the following order applies to the extent of that conflict: (a) expressly agreed client-specific or corporate terms; (b) expressly agreed journey-specific Special Terms; (c) the Passenger Booking Contract; (d) the Cancellation & Refund Policy for cancellation, no-show and refund matters; (e) the Payment & Billing Information for payment, invoicing and account-billing matters; (f) these Terms; and (g) the Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, Complaints Policy and Company & Regulatory Information for the subjects they specifically govern.
3.3 A specialist policy overrides these Terms only on the subject it is specifically intended to govern.
3.4 If a Special Term does not address a particular issue, the relevant general Dawa document continues to apply to that issue.
4. Quotes, booking requests and acceptance
4.1 A price or availability indication shown online, generated by the booking system or provided by Dawa before confirmation is normally a quote or booking request and is not itself an accepted Booking.
4.2 For a secure-payment booking, where payment succeeds and the Dawa booking system then displays or issues “Booking Confirmed”, that confirmation is Dawa’s acceptance of the Booking and the Booking Contract is formed at that point.
4.3 For Book on Account, manually arranged or other non-secure-payment bookings, the Booking Contract is formed when Dawa issues a Booking Confirmation or otherwise expressly confirms acceptance through an authorised Dawa channel.
4.4 A failed, incomplete or abandoned payment does not create a confirmed Pay Now Booking unless Dawa separately confirms acceptance.
4.5 Dawa may decline a booking request before acceptance where the requested Service is unavailable, unlawful, outside Dawa’s operating capability, based on materially incomplete or inaccurate information, or affected by an obvious system or pricing error.
4.6 Once a Booking has been accepted, Dawa will perform or arrange the Service in accordance with the Booking Confirmation, these Terms and the other applicable Dawa documents.
5. Booking Confirmation and checking details
5.1 The Customer must check the Booking Confirmation promptly and tell Dawa as soon as reasonably possible if any material detail is incorrect.
5.2 The Customer is responsible for the accuracy of information supplied to Dawa, including passenger details, pickup and destination, additional stops, date and time, flight or train details, vehicle requirements and any relevant special instructions.
5.3 A request to change a confirmed Booking is subject to availability and may result in a revised fare, vehicle, chauffeur, pickup time or other arrangement.
5.4 Dawa is not responsible for loss caused by incorrect or incomplete information supplied by the Customer where Dawa has acted reasonably on that information and was not given a reasonable opportunity to correct it before the Service.
6. Fares, quotations and pricing
6.1 The applicable fare is normally the amount shown in the Booking Confirmation, an accepted account arrangement, an agreed corporate rate or another written quotation expressly accepted by Dawa.
6.2 Fares may take account of service or vehicle class, distance, route, booked duration, pickup and drop-off location, additional stops, airport or access charges, parking, tolls, agreed extras, waiting arrangements and VAT where applicable.
6.3 Where a fare is expressly confirmed as fixed, ordinary traffic conditions or a reasonable route variation do not by themselves increase that fixed fare. A material Customer-requested change, an agreed additional service or another expressly chargeable event may result in an additional amount.
6.4 If an obvious and material system, typographical or human error produces a clearly incorrect fare before or at confirmation, Dawa may contact the Customer with the correct fare. Where the law requires it, the Customer will be given an appropriate opportunity to cancel without an improper charge.
6.5 Dawa will not use the obvious-error provision as a general right to re-price a correctly confirmed Booking after acceptance.
6.6 VAT will be applied in accordance with applicable law. Charges such as waiting time, parking, tolls, airport charges or other extras will not be treated as outside VAT merely because they are separately identified; their VAT treatment will follow the applicable tax rules.
7. Payment: Pay Now and Book on Account
7.1 Pay Now is an upfront-payment model. The Customer pays the amount required by Dawa for the Service being purchased through the approved payment route.
7.2 Dawa does not routinely retain a customer’s full card details or hold additional money as security against possible future events. Payment processing may be provided by an approved payment service provider.
7.3 Payment of the quoted fare does not give Dawa a general authority to make unrelated later charges. Where a Customer later requests a chargeable additional service, Dawa may quote that service separately and may require payment before providing it.
7.4 Book on Account is a discretionary account facility available only where Dawa has approved it. It does not create an entitlement to ongoing credit or account access.
7.5 Valid Book on Account charges may include completed journeys, applicable cancellation or no-show charges and other expressly agreed charges. Billing, invoicing and payment dates are governed by the applicable account terms and Payment & Billing Information.
7.6 Dawa may set, reduce, suspend or withdraw an account facility or facility limit where reasonably justified, including for overdue balances, payment risk, misuse or changes in account approval. Portal access may remain available even where Book on Account is suspended.
7.7 Book on Account is intended to operate as an interest-free supplier account arrangement. Where consumer-credit or other financial-services law applies to a particular arrangement, Dawa will operate that arrangement in accordance with applicable law.
7.8 Bank transfer is the normal settlement route for account invoices unless Dawa expressly agrees another method. Dawa treats payment as received when cleared funds are actually received and may require a short administrative period to update the portal after receipt.
7.9 Dawa does not impose a general card-processing or transaction administration surcharge merely because a Customer pays by ordinary consumer debit or credit card.
8. Pickup, waiting time and no-show
8.1 The confirmed fare does not include unlimited waiting.
8.2 For ordinary pickups, the standard included waiting period is 15 minutes where that rule is stated as applicable to the Booking or Service. This is a Dawa service rule and not a statement of a statutory waiting period.
8.3 For airport flight-arrival pickups where Dawa has the relevant flight details, the standard included waiting period is 90 minutes from the aircraft’s actual recorded landing time. If the flight lands early or late, the start of that 90-minute period moves with the actual landing time. This is a Dawa service rule and not a statutory waiting period.
8.4 If the Passenger has not appeared by the end of the applicable included waiting period and no additional waiting has been agreed, the Chauffeur may leave and the Booking may be treated as a no-show under the Cancellation & Refund Policy.
8.5 A Customer may ask Dawa for extra waiting before the Chauffeur leaves. Additional waiting is not guaranteed and is only provided where the Chauffeur is willing to remain, Dawa confirms a defined additional waiting period and price, and the additional amount is paid upfront unless Dawa expressly agrees another arrangement.
8.6 An additional waiting extension applies only for the defined period agreed. A further extension requires a further agreement.
8.7 Book on Account does not automatically accumulate open-ended waiting charges. Unless Dawa expressly agrees a paid extension, the applicable no-show rule operates when the included waiting period expires.
9. Changes during the journey and additional services
9.1 A Passenger may request an additional stop, destination change, material route change, extra waiting or journey extension, but Dawa and the Chauffeur are not obliged to accept that request.
9.2 The Chauffeur must not independently negotiate or impose a new Dawa fare. Where a requested change affects price, timing, vehicle suitability or the Chauffeur’s availability, the request is to be referred to Dawa for approval where reasonably practicable.
9.3 If Dawa accepts the change, Dawa will confirm any material additional price or revised arrangement before the extra service is provided where reasonably practicable.
9.4 For a non-account Customer, a material additional service may require payment upfront before it is provided.
9.5 A Chauffeur may refuse a requested change where it would conflict with another accepted booking, legal driving constraints, vehicle suitability, safety or another genuine operational requirement.
10. Cancellation, no-show and refunds
10.1 Cancellations, no-shows and refunds are governed by the Dawa Exec Ltd Cancellation & Refund Policy in force for the Booking, subject to any expressly agreed client-specific or journey-specific cancellation terms.
10.2 Dawa’s default policy distinguishes between cancellations made more than 4 hours before pickup, cancellations made between 4 hours and 60 minutes before pickup, cancellations made less than 60 minutes before pickup, and no-shows. The detailed financial effect is stated in the Cancellation & Refund Policy presented or linked for the Booking.
10.3 Where a Customer does not appear within the applicable waiting period and no additional paid waiting has been agreed, the Booking may be treated as a no-show if Dawa has an appropriate operational record showing attendance and expiry of the relevant waiting period.
10.4 Cancellation and no-show charges are intended to reflect resources committed to the Booking and Dawa’s resulting loss. They will be applied subject to applicable consumer law, including any requirement that a charge be fair and proportionate in the circumstances.
10.5 Where Dawa cancels an unperformed Booking because it cannot provide or arrange the Service, the Customer will not be charged for the unperformed journey and any applicable prepaid amount will be refunded.
10.6 Where only part of the Service has been provided, Dawa will deal with any fare adjustment or refund fairly by reference to the part actually provided and the circumstances.
10.7 A valid refund will normally be made through the original payment route where reasonably possible. For Book on Account, Dawa may instead correct the account through the appropriate invoice, credit note or account adjustment.
11. Chauffeurs, vehicles and booking confirmation information
11.1 Dawa will arrange an appropriately licensed Chauffeur and a Vehicle suitable for the confirmed Service, subject to lawful and operational requirements.
11.2 Dawa may substitute the originally allocated Chauffeur or Vehicle where reasonably necessary, including because of illness, breakdown, safety, operational disruption or availability. Dawa will use a suitable equivalent service class where reasonably practicable.
11.3 A named Chauffeur or exact Vehicle is not guaranteed unless Dawa expressly guarantees it in writing.
11.4 Chauffeur allocation may change before dispatch. Dawa normally releases the relevant Passenger booking-confirmation information when the Chauffeur goes “On My Way” and, in any event, before the journey starts as required by applicable TfL rules.
11.5 The pre-journey information will include, as a minimum where required by TfL: the Vehicle registration mark, the Chauffeur’s first name, the Chauffeur’s private hire driver licence number and, where the Passenger can receive it, a photograph of the Chauffeur. Dawa will also provide details of how the Passenger can speak to Dawa’s operating centre during the journey, and may provide permitted Chauffeur contact options and other Vehicle details.
11.6 If the Chauffeur or Vehicle is substituted, Dawa will update the relevant booking information as appropriate before the journey starts or as soon as reasonably practicable.
12. Partner Operators and subcontracted fulfilment
12.1 Dawa contracts as principal with the Customer for the accepted private hire Booking.
12.2 Dawa may subcontract or arrange fulfilment of all or part of a Booking through an approved, appropriately licensed Partner Operator where reasonably necessary for availability, service continuity, specialist requirements, geographic coverage or operational disruption.
12.3 Dawa will not treat an independent chauffeur personally as a substitute licensed operator. A Booking that is subcontracted by Dawa will be subcontracted through an appropriately licensed operator where operator-to-operator subcontracting is required by law.
12.4 Dawa’s contract with the Customer remains in force to the extent required by applicable private hire law and the agreed contract, even where an approved Partner Operator performs the journey.
12.5 Dawa may share the minimum booking and passenger information reasonably necessary for the Partner Operator to perform the Service.
12.6 Use of a Partner Operator does not by itself increase the agreed Customer fare unless a different price or arrangement is expressly agreed.
13. Customer and Passenger responsibilities
13.1 The Customer must provide accurate booking information and ensure, so far as reasonably possible, that the Passenger understands the material journey arrangements.
13.2 The Customer is responsible for people travelling under a Booking made on their behalf, including where a company books for an employee, client, guest or visitor, subject to any rights that arise directly in favour of the Passenger by law.
13.3 Passengers must follow lawful and reasonable safety instructions from the Chauffeur and must not behave in a way that is abusive, threatening, discriminatory, dangerous or unlawful.
13.4 Smoking and vaping are not permitted in the Vehicle. Passengers must not carry unlawful or dangerous items or interfere with the Chauffeur’s safe operation of the Vehicle.
13.5 Passenger numbers and luggage must remain within the Vehicle’s lawful and safe capacity.
13.6 Dawa or the Chauffeur may refuse to start or may terminate a journey where continuing would create a genuine safety, legal or serious conduct issue. Where possible, the Chauffeur will notify Dawa before termination unless immediate action is needed for safety.
13.7 Where a journey is terminated because of serious Passenger conduct, any refund or financial adjustment will depend on the circumstances and the Cancellation & Refund Policy.
14. Luggage, personal belongings and lost property
14.1 Luggage must fit safely within the booked Vehicle and must not compromise safe operation or lawful capacity.
14.2 The Customer should tell Dawa before travel about unusually large, excessive or specialist luggage or equipment that may affect Vehicle suitability.
14.3 Dawa does not guarantee accommodation of undisclosed items that cannot safely or lawfully fit in the allocated Vehicle.
14.4 Passengers remain responsible for checking that they have their personal belongings when leaving the Vehicle.
14.5 If property is found, the Chauffeur should report it to Dawa and Dawa will make reasonable efforts to reunite it with the Passenger. Recovery cannot be guaranteed.
14.6 The Passenger may collect found property or may ask Dawa to arrange return. Reasonable courier or delivery costs may be agreed and paid upfront before return is arranged.
14.7 Unsafe, unlawful, hazardous or perishable items may be handled, surrendered or disposed of appropriately.
14.8 Nothing in this section excludes liability for loss or damage caused by Dawa’s negligence or another liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.
15. Accessibility, assistance, child seats and special requirements
15.1 Dawa is committed to providing services lawfully and without unlawful discrimination. Dawa and Chauffeurs will comply with applicable duties under the Equality Act 2010 and other relevant accessibility law.
15.2 A disabled Passenger will not be charged extra merely because they are disabled or because a Chauffeur is required by law to provide reasonable mobility assistance, assistance in identifying or finding the booked Vehicle, or other assistance covered by the statutory private hire duties.
15.3 Assistance dogs will be carried without additional charge where the law requires this, subject only to any lawful statutory exemption that applies to the Chauffeur.
15.4 Dawa does not need a Passenger to disclose a diagnosis. Where assistance is required, Dawa may ask for information about the practical assistance or Vehicle requirement needed so that the Service can be arranged safely and lawfully.
15.5 The Customer should tell Dawa in advance about wheelchair or mobility equipment, specialist equipment, additional boarding needs, child-seat requirements or other requirements that may affect Vehicle suitability. Dawa will make and honour confirmed arrangements subject to lawful capacity and the Vehicle actually required.
15.6 A particular child-seat arrangement is only guaranteed where Dawa has expressly confirmed it. Any child-seat arrangement remains subject to applicable road-traffic law.
15.7 Dawa will not use undisclosed disability or assistance needs as a pretext for unlawful refusal. Where a particular Vehicle cannot safely or lawfully accommodate equipment, Dawa will consider a suitable alternative where reasonably available and required by law.
16. Delays, traffic and events outside reasonable control
16.1 Journey times, pickup estimates and arrival estimates are estimates unless Dawa expressly guarantees a time in writing.
16.2 Delays may arise from traffic, road closures, accidents, police or emergency restrictions, severe weather, airport or airline disruption, delayed flights or trains, security incidents, major events, infrastructure failures or Vehicle breakdown despite reasonable maintenance.
16.3 Dawa will take reasonable operational steps in response to material disruption, which may include contacting the Customer, adjusting pickup arrangements, rerouting, substituting a Chauffeur or Vehicle, or using an approved Partner Operator.
16.4 For airport, station, appointment or event travel, the Customer remains responsible for allowing sufficient time for check-in, security, boarding, connections and other onward arrangements.
16.5 Dawa is not automatically liable for a missed flight, train, appointment, event or other consequential loss merely because a journey takes longer than estimated. Liability depends on the cause, foreseeability, applicable law and section 20.
17. Vehicle care, damage and serious soiling
17.1 Passengers are expected to treat the Vehicle reasonably and must not deliberately or negligently cause serious damage or exceptional soiling.
17.2 Dawa operates an upfront-billing model and does not routinely hold a security deposit or reserve Customer funds merely in case damage or soiling later occurs.
17.3 Where serious damage or soiling occurs, the Chauffeur may document the incident and notify Dawa. Dawa may retain relevant booking or incident evidence and may assist the Vehicle owner or Chauffeur with lawful evidence requests where appropriate.
17.4 Dawa does not authorise Chauffeurs to impose an independent Dawa cleaning or damage fare, demand cash as a condition of continuing a Dawa journey, or retain Passenger property as security for payment.
17.5 Nothing in these Terms prevents a Vehicle owner, Chauffeur or Dawa from pursuing any lawful remedy that genuinely arises from damage to their property, but any such recovery is separate from an automatic Dawa fare charge unless Dawa has expressly agreed and lawfully imposed a charge.
17.6 Dawa may refuse future bookings or suspend an account following serious deliberate or negligent damage, contamination or misconduct.
18. Complaints, disputes and payment issues
18.1 Customers should raise service complaints and billing disputes through Dawa’s published Complaints Policy and contact channels so that Dawa can investigate the Booking, operational records and relevant communications.
18.2 A complaint does not automatically cancel a valid invoice or charge. Genuine billing errors will be corrected through the appropriate finance process.
18.3 An Account Customer must pay any undisputed part of an invoice by the applicable due date even where another item is disputed.
18.4 Where a card payment is disputed or charged back, Dawa may provide lawful booking and payment evidence to the payment provider and may continue to pursue any genuine outstanding debt through lawful means.
18.5 Nothing in these Terms prevents a Customer from using any statutory, regulatory or court process they are legally entitled to use.
19. Account suspension, withdrawal of Book on Account and refusal of future bookings
19.1 Dawa may suspend or restrict an account, reduce or withdraw Book on Account, reduce an account facility limit or refuse future bookings where there is a genuine payment, fraud, conduct, legal, regulatory, safety or material operational reason.
19.2 Reasons may include repeated non-payment, overdue invoices, misuse of account facilities, fraudulent or misleading information, abusive or unsafe behaviour, serious booking misuse, repeated unjustified payment disputes or circumstances creating an unreasonable financial, legal or safety risk.
19.3 Dawa may withdraw Book on Account without necessarily closing the Customer’s wider portal account. Dawa may permit continued Pay Now bookings where it considers that appropriate.
19.4 Dawa may act immediately where there is a serious safety, fraud, legal or payment concern. For ordinary commercial issues Dawa will normally give reasonable notice where practicable.
19.5 Suspension or termination does not extinguish valid amounts already owed or obligations relating to earlier Bookings.
20. Liability
20.1 Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, or any other liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.
20.2 For a consumer Customer, Dawa is responsible for loss or damage that is a reasonably foreseeable result of Dawa’s breach of contract or failure to use reasonable care and skill, subject to applicable law. Dawa is not responsible for loss that was not reasonably foreseeable or that results from circumstances for which Dawa is not legally responsible.
20.3 For a business or corporate Customer, to the fullest extent permitted by law Dawa is not liable for indirect or consequential loss or for loss of profit, revenue, business opportunity, anticipated savings or goodwill arising from a Booking or Service, except where a separately agreed corporate contract provides otherwise.
20.4 Dawa’s responsibility for delay, missed connections, Customer-supplied incorrect information, lost property and Partner Operator performance is subject to the specific provisions of these Terms, the Passenger Booking Contract and applicable law.
20.5 Dawa does not use a single universal monetary liability cap in these public Terms. A separately agreed business or corporate contract may contain an appropriate negotiated cap or different allocation of risk.
20.6 Nothing in these Terms affects statutory rights that cannot lawfully be excluded or restricted.
21. Privacy and personal data
21.1 Dawa processes personal data in accordance with its Privacy Policy and applicable data-protection law.
21.2 Dawa may share the minimum information reasonably necessary with the Chauffeur, an approved Partner Operator, payment providers, communications or IT providers and lawful authorities where required for the Booking, security, payment, compliance or another lawful purpose.
21.3 Where accessibility or assistance information reveals health or disability information, Dawa will process that information only where it has an appropriate Article 6 lawful basis and an applicable special-category condition under Article 9 UK GDPR or other lawful basis required by law. Dawa will request only information reasonably necessary for the Service.
21.4 Dawa does not sell Customer personal data. Further detail is provided in the Privacy Policy.
22. Changes to these Terms
22.1 Dawa may update these Terms from time to time. Each version will carry a version number and effective date.
22.2 Minor administrative or clarification changes may take effect on publication. Material changes affecting payment, cancellation, liability, account facilities or service obligations will be communicated appropriately to existing Account Customers before taking effect where required or reasonably appropriate.
22.3 A Booking already confirmed before a new version takes effect will normally remain governed by the version in force when that Booking was accepted, unless the Customer and Dawa expressly agree otherwise or a legal or regulatory change requires immediate application.
22.4 New Bookings made on or after the effective date of a revised version will use the revised Terms.
22.5 Separately agreed corporate terms remain subject to their own amendment rules.
23. Governing law, notices and contact
23.1 These Terms and the Booking relationship are governed by the laws of England and Wales.
23.2 For business and corporate Customers, the courts of England and Wales have jurisdiction unless an expressly agreed written contract provides otherwise.
23.3 A consumer retains any mandatory right they have under applicable law concerning where proceedings may be brought.
23.4 Ordinary booking, account, support and complaint communications may use Dawa’s published operational contact channels.
23.5 Formal contractual or legal notices to Dawa may be sent to info@dawaexec.com and/or to Dawa Exec Ltd at its registered office. A notice sent by email is subject to any legal requirement that a particular notice must be served by another method.
23.6 If a Customer is required to give a formal notice, Dawa may require sufficient information to identify the Customer, account and relevant Booking.
24. Company and regulatory information
24.1 Legal company: Dawa Exec Ltd.
24.2 Company number: 17265271.
24.3 Registered office: 4 Forbes Street, London, E1 1PF, United Kingdom.
24.4 Transport for London private hire operator licence: 12015.
24.5 VAT registration: GB 521 5818 03.
24.6 ICO registration: ZC168060.
24.7 Website: https://dawaexec.com.
24.8 Email: info@dawaexec.com.
24.9 Telephone: +44 (0)20 3679 1998.
24.10 24/7 booking / journey support: +44 (0)7417 514014.
24.11 Trading or service names may include Dawa Exec, Dawa Exec Chauffeurs and Dawa Cars. The contracting entity remains Dawa Exec Ltd unless expressly stated otherwise.