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That seems rather irrelevant to the issue at hand. That is a contractual dispute. What, are you going to write regulation that people have to disclose their cat
by wahsd 11y ago
That seems rather irrelevant to the issue at hand. That is a contractual dispute. What, are you going to write regulation that people have to disclose their cat ownership in case of allergies?
- ghaff 11y agoYeah, it seems as if the exact same thing could have happened in the case of a fully-licensed B&B. And I'm not sure I'd have acted differently as the owner. If you have special requirements whether it's allergies or access, it's sort of on you to ask. In my experience, cats and dogs are not at all uncommon in B&Bs and other non-traditional-hotel housing.
- kansface 11y agoThere are many things a reasonable person would expect of a short term rental. It is unreasonable to expect a contract to enumerate every one of them. For that matter, no cancellation policies create extremely perverse incentives.