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That's a statutory obligation. It works for the consumer because it's not the rail company that gets to choose the terms.
by masfuerte 8mo ago
That's a statutory obligation. It works for the consumer because it's not the rail company that gets to choose the terms.
- tialaramex 7mo agoThe terms of the contract are required by central government, but it is still a contract. One of the things your government could and should do for you is stand up to this sort of bullying by those who have more money and power.
- seabass-labrax 7mo agoThis is my feeling exactly - there's a lot wrong with predatory contracts, but the problem is with the predatory part, not the mere fact they're contracts!