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Refund for Event
Frenchy1952
Posts: 1 Newbie
My wife paid in full (£494) for two events for 5 people at a local restaurant, Neither of these will now happen and in fact one date has already passed, I requested a refund and they tell me it is not their policy and i can book again for NEXT year, apart from the fact that this is not convenient, two of the party ore 85 and 87 and without being morbid may not be here next year.
Am i entitled to a refund ?
Thanks
Am i entitled to a refund ?
Thanks
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Yes (breach of contract) but most likely you'll have to issue a pre-action protocol letter and give them 30 days
https://guide2law.com/what-pre-action-protocol
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