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Interesting, I know that in Brazil the same law applies even if both products are immaterial. For example, it was common for nightclubs here to give you an opti
by phowat 14y ago
Interesting, I know that in Brazil the same law applies even if both products are immaterial. For example, it was common for nightclubs here to give you an option of charging less (or nothing at all) for the entrance into the nightclub if you spent a certain amount of money in drinks or whatever else they sold inside. This was also prohibited by the same law since it was tying two separate "products". Wikipedia article (in portuguese) on this law cites that even ( http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venda_casada http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venda_casada ).
- csense 14y agoDrinks seem like a material product to me, they're a consumable physical liquid. The right to enter the nightclub is an immaterial good, along with software or cellphone service. Actually this is a really well-thought-out law.