On 24/11/2012 15:12, Roland Perry wrote:
In message , at 09:37:41 on Sat, 24
Nov 2012, Graeme Wall remarked:
and if any problems (For example, someone misses an important
appointment that they would otherwise have attended) arise because of
this, you can be sued by the TOC for damages.

What if I'm the one late for an appointment, and the ToC can mitigate
their loss by dropping me off en-route?

If you are the one that's late you've got no case against them

I have a case, because it was their train that broke down, ripped up the
OHL, or whatever the reason was they had to find a RRB.

Read the T&Cs

The ones that say if me getting off the bus delays it another few
seconds[1], none of the other passengers can sue either? Those T&C?

No the real ones, not the fantasies you seem to dream up to support your
increasingly ludicrous scenarios.

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Graeme Wall
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