Cancelling Ee contract due to RPI price increase?

williamstraker89

It originally started in 2012

overpricedcoffee

Definitely a master

pmduk

williamstraker89 wrote: »

Surely, as I'm presuming the contract is written for the general public and not a lawyer, it should be taken on face value and how I interpret those terms.
Cheers,
Will

The contract is based on what is contained therein. How it is interpreted is what keeps lawyers and the court system in business.

Basically, you can't rely on misinterpreting the contract.

boatman

williamstraker89 wrote: »

Hey guys,
Thanks for the responses. it was more about whether the wording of a contract will allow me to cancel without charges.

Ultimately the RPI increase is not a 'change' in the contract, it is an action allowed within it that does not trigger any other clauses.
Where customers are given the option to terminate penalty free in other telecom contracts, its because there is a proposed change in the contract which triggers other clauses, as such you get a choice to stay or go.