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Deposit for a Function Room

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KatiePrice | 18:15 Mon 19th Nov 2007 | Civil
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Can anyone tell me what my rights are? About 1 month ago, I booked my sons Christening party in the function room of a local pub and left �100 deposit. I went to the pub yesterday to pay the full amount and confirm numbers for the buffet and the landlord I paid the deposit to has been sacked by the brewery and the new landlady said she will honour the booking date for me but I will have to pay the full amount to her again - i.e. I have lost my deposit. I have a recepit - my husband phoned the brewery and they basically said bad luck - you will just have to pay the new landlady again. Is this right or does the brewery have to honour the deposit money?
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take what you owe into them with copy of receipt if they want to dispute it tell them to, they wouldnt have a leg to stand on if you have receipt
Exactly, if you have a receipt then you have proof of payment. They have no excuse for not honouring it.
One problem with this the new landlady could just refuse to take the booking.

Also I would suspect that your contract is with the old landlord and nothing to do with the brewery.
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i would suspect that the law of contract would play a part here. you need to check who you made the contract with - the landlady or the brewery - if she did so in the course of her employment, then the brewery may be vicariously liable or jointly and severably liable. check your reciept- if it was in her name only then you would require to raise a small claims action against her, if it was in her and the brewery name (which i doubt) you could claim either/or

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