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Refused sunday drink

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    #62
    optimistic_
    Registered Users Posts: 657 ✭✭✭optimistic_


    GarIT wrote: »
    Legally they should have served you at the discount advertised, the bar cannot decide when a day starts.

    They are not legally obliged to do anything. They can advertise 1 cent cocktails and not honour the advertisement. An advertisement is not a contract. Look it up. It's an invitation to offer a contract, which can be rejected by the offeree.


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    #63
    Rabies
    Registered Users Posts: 15,258 ✭✭✭✭Rabies


    GarIT wrote: »
    Legally they should have served you at the discount advertised, the bar cannot decide when a day starts.

    "Right to refuse service"

    As already pointed out, the bar's new day starts on the next day it opens.

    This could be turned around easily.


    A club advertises "Friday $2 beers all night". No prob there.
    Doors open at 10pm and at 11:59pm the price rises to $5.
    What side of the fence are most of the customers on now?

    I'm sure in their eyes the club should be doing the special "all night" as advertised. It is Saturday morning so there is no obligation on the club to do it, is there?


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