ssj_kakarot
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Originally posted by Steve
its true ssj, even the retailers say it is and they will be the ones losing out, i really think your wrong ssj
so why are asda not selling the beer advetised at 10p for that ammount they have refused compleatly.
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Steve
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yeah im not saying they cant refuse, im saying if they honour the sale it has to be for advertised price.
they can still refuse the sale though, as has been said
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ssj_kakarot
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Originally posted by novabex
If I went into asda now and the price on the shelf said 10p.
I would only legally have to pay 10p till they changed the price on the shelf!
lol no you wouldnt 100% you wouldnt i have studied contract law, asda have refused that very scenario i have posted the case precident i have posted quotes off websites why do you not get this?.
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Rebecca
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They can refuse to sell it.
But if they do sell it they have to sell it at the price that is stated on the shelf.
I'm head tilly. I know!
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ssj_kakarot
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Originally posted by Steve
yeah im not saying they cant refuse, im saying if they honour the sale it has to be for advertised price.
they can still refuse the sale though, as has been said
no they can change the price i know what your saying and your wrong.
sorry but you really are there is no contract at the time of advertisment why would they legally have to sell it at that price?
please find me a link that says they have to honour the price?
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ssj_kakarot
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Originally posted by novabex
They can refuse to sell it.
But if they do sell it they have to sell it at the price that is stated on the shelf.
I'm head tilly. I know!
well you obviously dont know because your wrong.
and just because you work in a shop doesnt meen you have any legal knowledge.
[Edited on 25-10-2007 by ssj_kakarot]
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Rebecca
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Well to be honest halfords wouldn't lose £1000's a month if this was the case.
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Steve
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we have two of the biggest companies in there market both saying its the case, i have no links, mainly because i cba to look, and because im happy with the training and advice i was given whilst working in said sector 
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ssj_kakarot
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Originally posted by Steve
we have two of the biggest companies in there market both saying its the case, i have no links, mainly because i cba to look, and because im happy with the training and advice i was given whilst working in said sector
i work at asda and i used to work at staples, doesnt meen i knew any thing till i did a degree in
CONTRACT LAW.
you wont provide me with any links, because you have obviously looked for them not found any and now cant post them.
and im a %100 sure you have looked for them as you have a habbit of looking for links to back up your arguments i.e xbox threads.
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ssj_kakarot
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Originally posted by ssj_kakarot
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Originally posted by Steve
we have two of the biggest companies in there market both saying its the case, i have no links, mainly because i cba to look, and because im happy with the training and advice i was given whilst working in said sector
i work at asda and i used to work at staples, doesnt meen i knew any thing till i did a degree in
CONTRACT LAW.
you wont provide me with any links, because you have obviously looked for them not found any and now cant post them.
and im a %100 sure you have looked for them as you have a habbit of looking for links to back up your arguments i.e xbox threads.
and you have ADVICE from the shop on what there procedure is you did not recieve legal teaching.
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ssj_kakarot
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and im bored now i have proved my argument countless times through quite a variety of information and you still wont admit im correct so i cant be bothered to argue.
btw like i said once the mistake has been brought to the intension of the shop they do have a certain time limit untill they have to rectify the mistake.
And they can not advertise wrong prices on purpose to gain customers but other than that its up to them at what price they sell.
im off.
[Edited on 25-10-2007 by ssj_kakarot]
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you've provided me with nothing tbh 
im going on what i was told by the people in the know, and as the companies could only lose out from said action, im happy that its correct
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Rebecca
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Originally posted by Steve
you've provided me with nothing tbh
im going on what i was told by the people in the know, and as the companies could only lose out from said action, im happy that its correct
What he said.
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Rebecca
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And to be honest mate a degree means fuck all now a days.
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ssj_kakarot
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Originally posted by Steve
you've provided me with nothing tbh
im going on what i was told by the people in the know, and as the companies could only lose out from said action, im happy that its correct
havnt i, thats funny as i posted quite a few links, posted the case precident and numerous examples.
at least your happy, i dont care tbh as you obviously are ignoring the facts you cant give me any proof of your argument or you simply cant get your head around legal information/case law.
but as long as your happy.
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Rebecca
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Plus because some guy writes something on the internet doesn't necessarily mean its true.
Pigs can fly.
^ Look its on the internet so it must be true!
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ssj_kakarot
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Originally posted by novabex
And to be honest mate a degree means fuck all now a days.
it meens i have studied contract law which is what im arguing about.
obviously you being the head till girl meens you have more knowledge on the law than a degree student though, you obviusly study case law full time at work my bad.
cba any more no point arguing against ignorance.
again for you if you cant understand case law its not my fault.
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ssj_kakarot
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Originally posted by novabex
Plus because some guy writes something on the internet doesn't necessarily mean its true.
Pigs can fly.
^ Look its on the internet so it must be true!
sorry are you dense i posted case law.
you do relize case law is legally binding to all courts in the UK. well the boots case is.
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Rebecca
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To be honest I'm probably more intelligent than you.
And I don't need a degree to make me feel better about myself.
Case closed.
Hahahah. ^ Irony!
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Rebecca
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Originally posted by ssj_kakarot
quote:
Originally posted by novabex
Plus because some guy writes something on the internet doesn't necessarily mean its true.
Pigs can fly.
^ Look its on the internet so it must be true!
sorry are you dense i posted case law.
you do relize case law is legally binding to all courts in the UK. well the boots case is.
It's spelt "realise".
That degree really does mean your intelligent doesn't it.
You legend!
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ssj_kakarot
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Originally posted by novabex
To be honest I'm probably more intelligent than you.
And I don't need a degree to make me feel better about myself.
Case closed.
Hahahah. ^ Irony!
ok you have resorted to fallies to win an argument.
i cant be bothered seriously enjoy being more inteligent than me and feeling good about your self.
And your really scraping the barrel with the spelling thing. its just kind of sad really.
[Edited on 25-10-2007 by ssj_kakarot]
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AndyKent
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No ones arguing contract law, just the fact you said the customer can pay more than advertised. That goes against the sales of goods act
Some major confusion here I think
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Rebecca
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Originally posted by aPk
No ones arguing contract law, just the fact you said the customer can pay more than advertised. That goes against the sales of goods act
Some major confusion here I think
See!
Thanks kid.
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right i will say this one last time if the wrong price is a mistake, and i own a shop if something i have for sale is £1 i can then charge them £2 if i want at the till IF IT WAS A MISTAKE.
it is not against the law there is no contract formed.
goodbye.
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Rebecca
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See you bye mate!
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