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Re: Legal Standing On Refunds For Khan v Barrera

Posted: 19 Jan 2009, 16:50
by medved
basically order anything on a debit or credit card over £100 and effectively you have the credit card company back you up.

you can have all the disclaimers you want in the world but it doesnt necesarily mean they stand up in law. (unfair contract terms and the like).

Re: Legal Standing On Refunds For Khan v Barrera

Posted: 19 Jan 2009, 17:10
by Loynesy
Lawlb's analysis is basically spot on.


If you are being induced into the contract because of a representation that it is Khan v Barrera (and not World Championship Boxing), if that statement proves to be a misrepresentation then there has clearly been a breach of contract, and that breach is repudiatory in nature, thus allowing you to cancel and claim a refund. On the facts here, it is clearly being presented as Khan v Barrera rather than an ordinary night of boxing, you'd definitely be entitled to a refund.

Anyone want to pay LawLB and me our usual rates for this free advice?

Re: Legal Standing On Refunds For Khan v Barrera

Posted: 19 Jan 2009, 17:14
by leforge
There shows suffer from bad publicity with all the pullouts etc

Re: Legal Standing On Refunds For Khan v Barrera

Posted: 19 Jan 2009, 17:35
by REAL_DEAL
Loynesy wrote:Lawlb's analysis is basically spot on.


If you are being induced into the contract because of a representation that it is Khan v Barrera (and not World Championship Boxing), if that statement proves to be a misrepresentation then there has clearly been a breach of contract, and that breach is repudiatory in nature, thus allowing you to cancel and claim a refund. On the facts here, it is clearly being presented as Khan v Barrera rather than an ordinary night of boxing, you'd definitely be entitled to a refund.

Anyone want to pay LawLB and me our usual rates for this free advice?
How many pints? :twisted:

Re: Legal Standing On Refunds For Khan v Barrera

Posted: 19 Jan 2009, 17:50
by DG.
Loynesy wrote:Lawlb's analysis is basically spot on.


If you are being induced into the contract because of a representation that it is Khan v Barrera (and not World Championship Boxing), if that statement proves to be a misrepresentation then there has clearly been a breach of contract, and that breach is repudiatory in nature, thus allowing you to cancel and claim a refund. On the facts here, it is clearly being presented as Khan v Barrera rather than an ordinary night of boxing, you'd definitely be entitled to a refund.

Anyone want to pay LawLB and me our usual rates for this free advice?
Dont you think Fwanks teaboy (Boxingchat) will make sure the ticket says World Championship Boxing or something along those lines. No way will it say Barrera Vs Khan, only on the poster!

My cheque for £1.50p is in the post to you!

I reckon it will say a Night of International Boxing!



:D

Re: Legal Standing On Refunds For Khan v Barrera

Posted: 19 Jan 2009, 19:07
by Loynesy
DG. wrote:
Loynesy wrote:Lawlb's analysis is basically spot on.


If you are being induced into the contract because of a representation that it is Khan v Barrera (and not World Championship Boxing), if that statement proves to be a misrepresentation then there has clearly been a breach of contract, and that breach is repudiatory in nature, thus allowing you to cancel and claim a refund. On the facts here, it is clearly being presented as Khan v Barrera rather than an ordinary night of boxing, you'd definitely be entitled to a refund.

Anyone want to pay LawLB and me our usual rates for this free advice?
Dont you think Fwanks teaboy (Boxingchat) will make sure the ticket says World Championship Boxing or something along those lines. No way will it say Barrera Vs Khan, only on the poster!

My cheque for £1.50p is in the post to you!

I reckon it will say a Night of International Boxing!



:D
In these circumstances, I don't think it makes much difference what the ticket actually says, you are clearly being induced to go and see Khan v Barrera. Its not as if the ticket is a written signed contract between promoter and audience member but rather reflective of what you have paid for, that ticket cannot unilaterally obliterate that.

Re: Legal Standing On Refunds For Khan v Barrera

Posted: 19 Jan 2009, 19:15
by DG.
Loynesy wrote:
DG. wrote:
Loynesy wrote:Lawlb's analysis is basically spot on.


If you are being induced into the contract because of a representation that it is Khan v Barrera (and not World Championship Boxing), if that statement proves to be a misrepresentation then there has clearly been a breach of contract, and that breach is repudiatory in nature, thus allowing you to cancel and claim a refund. On the facts here, it is clearly being presented as Khan v Barrera rather than an ordinary night of boxing, you'd definitely be entitled to a refund.

Anyone want to pay LawLB and me our usual rates for this free advice?
Dont you think Fwanks teaboy (Boxingchat) will make sure the ticket says World Championship Boxing or something along those lines. No way will it say Barrera Vs Khan, only on the poster!

My cheque for £1.50p is in the post to you!

I reckon it will say a Night of International Boxing!



:D
In these circumstances, I don't think it makes much difference what the ticket actually says, you are clearly being induced to go and see Khan v Barrera. Its not as if the ticket is a written signed contract between promoter and audience member but rather reflective of what you have paid for, that ticket cannot unilaterally obliterate that.

I believe it will be the same someone purchasing a ticket to travel by train - you can get in the train for the journey, but you are not guaranteed a seat.

You buy a ticket saying 'World Championsho Boxing' and they serve up Enxzo Vs Gunn II and not Barrera/Khan.


Fwank will get round it, ALSO REMEMBER - if Barrera does not show up you may wel have paid out for Hotels etc and that will make sure you watch Enzo Vs Gunn II rather than waste the ticket!

You can't sue the Hotel even thought YOU know you came to see Khan vs Barera.

:D

Re: Legal Standing On Refunds For Khan v Barrera

Posted: 19 Jan 2009, 19:43
by hitman_hatton1
housesecond wrote:Its a sorry state of affairs when we all think like this. Can't think why we've all got so little faith in FW
:confused: :oops: :D

i hope barrera f*cking canes the kid.

ridiculous matchmaking after what happened in september. :roll:

Re: Legal Standing On Refunds For Khan v Barrera

Posted: 19 Jan 2009, 19:52
by DG.
hitman_hatton1 wrote:
housesecond wrote:Its a sorry state of affairs when we all think like this. Can't think why we've all got so little faith in FW
:confused: :oops: :D

i hope barrera f*cking canes the kid.

ridiculous matchmaking after what happened in september. :roll:

Where have you been, you lesbian!


:lol:


Barrera KO3!

Re: Legal Standing On Refunds For Khan v Barrera

Posted: 19 Jan 2009, 19:55
by hitman_hatton1
DG. wrote:
hitman_hatton1 wrote:
housesecond wrote:Its a sorry state of affairs when we all think like this. Can't think why we've all got so little faith in FW
:confused: :oops: :D

i hope barrera f*cking canes the kid.

ridiculous matchmaking after what happened in september. :roll:

Where have you been, you lesbian!


:lol:


Barrera KO3!
for some reason i'm wavering between rds 4 and 5. :-?

wouldn't surprise me if it lasted less time though. :oops: