Re:A man wouldn’t leave an overbooked United flight, so he w...
by cmurf on Monday April 10, 2017 @05:45PM
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Nope.
You have a "contract of lying on the driveway" with him, you've granted him permission to lie on the driveway for the next 1.5 hours, and your contract doesn't list you changing your mind as a reason for rescinding that prior permission, nor has he breached the contract in a way that permits you to remove him.
You're welcome to point out where in the contract of carriage you're basing your opinion. I'm finding no justification.
You have a "contract of lying on the driveway" with him, you've granted him permission to lie on the driveway for the next 1.5 hours, and your contract doesn't list you changing your mind as a reason for rescinding that prior permission, nor has he breached the contract in a way that permits you to remove him.
You're welcome to point out where in the contract of carriage you're basing your opinion. I'm finding no justification.