Thursday, January 14, 2010

Sue London Ballet Flats How Do I Sue A Non UK Company In UK?

How do I sue a non UK company in UK? - sue london ballet flats

Ryanair canceled our return flight from London Stansted to Brno from 3 hours after the scheduled departure time. We had to book airline tickets cheap easyJet, was full the next day. They refused to gave us 250 euros per person compensation by Community law provides that a technical problem with the aircraft out of control. I have tried to bring small claims court, but the request was rejected because it established in Ireland (except Spain).

Is there a seat in the UK-based Ryanair can bring to small claims court?
What is the other way is less costly to sue Ryanair in Ireland?

Thank you for the advice.

3 comments:

logicala... said...

If Ireland are in the European Union does not mean, why should it not be in a position to further here. There are several EU treaties to allow jurisdiction in cases in the United Kingdom or which are taken significant performance belongs. In this case, the execution in the United Kingdom was to be completed? Rome Convention of Research and Brussels II (44/2001) additional information is a difficult area, a decent lawyer should be able to give one hours of tips that is appropriate.

They should forget the amount of compensation from the EU have the possibility to sue for breach of contract, which is not rejected.

The guy above has a good idea, can prevent complications and may ask your card company credit card, whether transactions are more than 100 pounds.

Nick B said...

I suggest that eligibility court committed an error of law, there was a court decision that said we could not continue a non-UK, if the contract is formed in the United Kingdom, therefore, do not buy here (Internet, telephone or travel agencies), if so, subject to the laws of the United Kingdom!

However, the defense of Ryanair, is given a complete defense, the technical problem which is beyond its control knowledge and what is not much interested in anyway!

If you look for a refund and payment by credit card, then s.75 Consumer Credit Act May return of the issuing company.

Bubba said...

Companys do business in a foreign country away from them, subject to the laws of foreign countries.

Check to see whether it was a British company has done what they've done for you, what was their responsibility in this case, go to Bussiness Ethics for your complaint.

You can not have a lawyer.

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