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A storeowner has the right to kick you out of his store any time he sees fit. It's his business. Don't like it? Go somewhere else or go build your own. www.drop
by firefoxman1 14y ago
A storeowner has the right to kick you out of his store any time he sees fit. It's his business. Don't like it? Go somewhere else or go build your own. www.dropbox.com and all their servers are Dropbox inc's "store". They can kick anyone out because it's their territory. It's as simple as that.
- fijal 14y agoNot sure how this is in states but in europe they don't. It's illegal not to sell you stuff, if it's public, unless there are certain requirements met that are clearly stated in the law. Those are along the lines of "alcohol to drunk people" etc.
- roel_v 14y agoPlease quote your sources, because it's exactly the reverse. I can prohibit anyone from entering my club or shoe store if I don't like their color of shirt. I just in most places and under most circumstances can't do it based on an exhaustively listed set of factors such as gender, skin color, ethnicity, etc. Furthermore, saying 'in Europe' doesn't mean anything. You might mean 'in most European jurisdictions I know of', or 'under EU law', or 'under Council of Europe law', or whatever, but even then there are so many nuances that that statement alone doesn't say anything.
- nemetroid 14y agoA case from the Swedish supreme court, deciding that a shop owner is not allowed to ban a repeat shoplifter from entering his store. [Swedish]: https://lagen.nu/dom/nja/1995s84 https://lagen.nu/dom/nja/1995s84 An answer from a Swedish "ask a lawyer" site, regarding whether it is allowed to deny entrance to a club. The answer is "only if that person is disturbing the public order, or if it is required to avoid a punishable offense from occurring". [Swedish]: http://lawline.se/answers/780 http://lawline.se/answers/780