Hostiles legal opinion
Posted: Fri Apr 23, 2004 10:25 am
Posted Thu Apr 22, 2004 12:25 am
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Fritz says
Actually I am right. He said he laid down a non-refundable DEPOSIT. That is quite different than actually renting something. Of course contracts may have crazy things written in them. However, the letter and spirit of the law are pretty clear. Was there a contract? Daniel said himself they didn't tell him anything about an electrician report. Besides, they have to have some sort of actual known limit of how many people it can hancle.
I would say that you should have the event for that many people since I know a bunch of us have paid. Otherwise, they should give you the deposit back and we should get our money back......or switch venues like Chris said.
Fritz
Need to check into California civil law. You are required by most reputable venues to post a non refundable deposit for a specific date and use. If acceppted then your on the hook. Unfortunatly Dan is between a rock and a hard spot. The venue is there for the renters purpose{ now if they rented it out} you would have a cause of action.
I am somewhat surprized though, that any place like this would not have more then ample panel power to run 50 or so puters. There not known to be be line burners. Anyways Dan I know this has to be a downer for you and my heart goes out to you for you effort
Bob G
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Fritz says
Actually I am right. He said he laid down a non-refundable DEPOSIT. That is quite different than actually renting something. Of course contracts may have crazy things written in them. However, the letter and spirit of the law are pretty clear. Was there a contract? Daniel said himself they didn't tell him anything about an electrician report. Besides, they have to have some sort of actual known limit of how many people it can hancle.
I would say that you should have the event for that many people since I know a bunch of us have paid. Otherwise, they should give you the deposit back and we should get our money back......or switch venues like Chris said.
Fritz
Need to check into California civil law. You are required by most reputable venues to post a non refundable deposit for a specific date and use. If acceppted then your on the hook. Unfortunatly Dan is between a rock and a hard spot. The venue is there for the renters purpose{ now if they rented it out} you would have a cause of action.
I am somewhat surprized though, that any place like this would not have more then ample panel power to run 50 or so puters. There not known to be be line burners. Anyways Dan I know this has to be a downer for you and my heart goes out to you for you effort
Bob G