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my dad paid for my pip implants and section 75 claim refused
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Dads always know best eh!
But he is right, so go with it
And good luck!0 -
nicholaswitchell wrote: »It could be argued that the benefit the father had was in seeing his daughter as a much more confident person.
Clutching at straws really, but if thats all you have...
This "benefit" argument is a nonsense IMHO. The MSE link refers to it and points to an FOS decision that doesn't support the case.
The law and the FOS decisions just make it clear - the CC account holder has to be in contract with the merchant. If somebody else is in contract with the merchant and payment is made on a CC, then no help from S75 because the chain is broken.
This is the reasoning used in Grumber's cases below:
Note that the "benefit" argument wasn't even raised/discussed.0 -
Yes thank you all, after reading them I don't think anything will come of it..0
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nicholaswitchell wrote: »Dads always know best eh!
But he is right, so go with it
And good luck!
Thanks, we have nothing to lose so anything is a bonus.0
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