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IMO, your right to deny people entry to your private property should end once you take their money for tickets to enter. After all, it's not like she bought her
by josephcsible 4y ago
IMO, your right to deny people entry to your private property should end once you take their money for tickets to enter. After all, it's not like she bought her ticket under a fake name.
- TheJoeMan 4y agoThis is an important distinction with “deny access to business”. They already took her money, now they’re denying their end of the contract.
- s1artibartfast 4y agoWhat if you didn't take their money and they bought a ticket via 3rd party, as is often the case?
- josephcsible 4y agoThen you should have required the 3rd party to provide a list of names at the time of purchase.