Crashing-but thought some of you might be able to help me out!
So we have decided that we will be having a destination wedding most likely in January!!! YAH!!
SO FH just called East Wind to cancel our date adn was told that they can not refund our deposit minus the 100 dolalrs until they re-book it. FH quoted The suffolk county catering law section 237-3 to them http://gcp.esub.net/cgi-bin/om_isapi.dll?clientID=141566&infobase=suffolk.nfo&softpage=Browse_Frame_Pg42
they stated that there contract out weights that law.
does anyone know if that is the case? I would presume the law would outweight any contract that they put together?
MrsInglima
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I don't know about contracts outweighing laws, but I've seen lots of brides on here canceling their halls and all have tried to find someone to book on their date to get their money back. I assume that means that the hall is right here, but I'm not a lawyer so I don't know.
Good luck!
BunnyBride
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My sister had to cancel her wedding in Suffolk and she DID NOT have to find anyone to take the date. They are lying to you. You get all the money back except that $100 bucks.
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Posted by Leia1920
Crashing-but thought some of you might be able to help me out!
So we have decided that we will be having a destination wedding most likely in January!!! YAH!!
SO FH just called East Wind to cancel our date adn was told that they can not refund our deposit minus the 100 dolalrs until they re-book it. FH quoted The suffolk county catering law section 237-3 to them http://gcp.esub.net/cgi-bin/om_isapi.dll?clientID=141566&infobase=suffolk.nfo&softpage=Browse_Frame_Pg42
they stated that there contract out weights that law.
does anyone know if that is the case? I would presume the law would outweight any contract that they put together?
They have plenty of time to book that date with someone else and give you your money back. I would go there in person and demand my deposit back, esp. if the law states that they owe it back to you.
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Posted by BunnyBride
My sister had to cancel her wedding in Suffolk and she DID NOT have to find anyone to take the date. They are lying to you. You get all the money back except that $100 bucks.
That was me!!!!! We got $900 back from the $1000 deposit we left.
Spring143
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i thought it had to be before 6 months. the guy at Suffolk county consumer affairs is very knowledgeable on this!! link to consumer affairs
GT143EA
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Posted by Spring143
i thought it had to be before 6 months. the guy at Suffolk county consumer affairs is very knowledgeable on this!! link to consumer affairs
This is true but if the date on her profile is the date she had booked its over a year away and she should get back her deposit minus 100 dollars.
VickiR510
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I would say itprobably depends upon when the Hall was established compared to the law. So another words they may be 'grandfathered' in under the old laws.
Spring143
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Posted by GT143EA
Posted by Spring143
i thought it had to be before 6 months. the guy at Suffolk county consumer affairs is very knowledgeable on this!! link to consumer affairs
This is true but if the date on her profile is the date she had booked its over a year away and she should get back her deposit minus 100 dollars.
oh def. i have preg brain and didnt look at the year-I assumed 2010. lol she def should get her money back.
Leia1920
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nope we're booked 16 months from now! thank you girls! would anyone hapen to have a copy of a letter they wrote to their RH cancelling politely asking for your money back and quoting the law?
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I don't know the policy of cancelling a rh but if the law states that you r entitled to the money I would def be down there demanding ur money back and threating legal action if they give you a hard time....as for a letter I would just simply say after much consideration we have decided to have a destination wedding and we will no longer need to use your services but we thank you anyway etc etc......good luck and I wish you and your fiance the best