Re: Soldier Refused a room
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Originally Posted by Baph
(Post 1616112)
People tend to forget, but any company anywhere, can reserve the right not to offer it's products/services to any person (or group thereof) for any reason. They don't even have to provide a reason legally.
If that's the blanket policy in use, fair enough. Just the same as many many hotels I've come across that don't allow children to sleep there.
For all we know, the hotel may of had issues in the past with regards noise/property damage etc, and rightly or wrongly, attributed these previous problems to military personnel. But then, I'm just guessing.
The truth is, no-one except those directly involved know the reasons for the hotel having that policy.
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not totaly legal, just its not been tried out properly in court. Its illegal to deny accepting a couple of the same sex, so they could not use the right to refuse clause in that case, extend it further and refusing admission will not be allowed without reasonable cause.
There is apparently a pub in northampton that does not allow any bikers, that can be argued as discrimination to a group of people and illegal as in the case above.
So, its they are on weak ground using that clause. Its only a matter of time.
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