Originally Posted by
Globaliser
I'm not the one trying to come up with witty analogies about milk or dinners.
And if you read above, I have set out the two opposing analytical positions that are in play. What has been notable is that despite that, some people are insisting that their view is not only right but is the only tenable view.
I’m happy to look at both sides of the argument. But only one side has the law on their side, and AFAIK in the UK this is largely untested territory. So very much a point to debate. Whatever the market-driven merits of supporting legacy airline ticketing practices, my lay person’s view is that many of the T&Cs are manifestly unfair and thus unenforceable. Mine is not the only tenanble view but I’m confident the law is on my side. I’ve no intention of booking an exEU and dropping sectors but if I did, and got penalised, I’d vigorously defend my savings and expect to win in court.