Ticketwrap

You know that legaleze on the back of tickets and reciepts? I’m convinced that stuff is unenforceable, and not a “contract” or binding in any way. I’m collecting examples, and more or less looking for a fight.

Parking

Grr. I really wanna do a post on parking, but you have to hand them your ticket when you exit the lot (complete with ridiculous ticketwrap), and they won’t give it back. :( Anybody have any good parking ticket (and I mean a time-stamped ticket of entry, not a notice of parking violation) with nasty ticketwrap on the back? I guess maybe I could take the time to write down what it says . . .





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Author:  affingjax | Date:  April 21, 2009 | Time:  12:56 am

Hi, brother, please, need your help.
Question about Alcohol posioning?

Thenks. I am vaiting for answer!!!

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Author:  affingjax | Date:  April 22, 2009 | Time:  1:25 am

Yo!. Just some question. Realy, please, need your help.
Need help with buying cigarettes online?

Thenks. I am Waiting for answer!!!

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Author:  Matt Brown | Date:  May 8, 2009 | Time:  9:18 am

Next time I get one of those, I will try to remember to snap a picture of the back, see if that is good enough. A high-res digital photo or a pocket scanner would do the trick.



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About "Ticketwrap" & Disclaimers

Here's what I'm defining as "ticketwrap:" An alleged contract the terms for which are communicated to the buyer solely on the ticket for entry or receipt of sale. If you see examples of "ticketwrap" out in the world (and there are plenty, it's not hard), send them to me, and I'll chat about them here.

I'm an attorney in the state of California. If you've been harmed by the enforcement of such a "contract," or would like to raise a defense against a "contract" like this, I am interested in speaking with you further about your case. Please contact me.

However, viewing of this website does not constitute the provision of legal advice and no attorney-client relationship is formed by viewing or responding to this website. All the posts on this page are merely my opinion on the subject of ticketwrap, and not advice. Even if I've commented on a "ticketwrap" contract identical to one that you've received, nothing on this site should be construed as advice that applies to you personally. You should always speak with an attorney regarding your specific circumstances, rather than relying on generalized ramblings on the internet.

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