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February 15, 2013
What Does the Cruise Contract Say?
CNN's Erin Burnett did some intrepid reporting and "went to book a cruise . . . on Carnival so we could look at the contract..." The contract apparently says that, even after 5 days of being stuck on a disabled ship with no electricity or plumbing, "you're out of luck":
Shute v. Carnival Cruise Lines reprise?
[Meredith R. Miller]
February 15, 2013 in Film Clips, In the News, Television, Travel | Permalink
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Look at 45 N.E. 367.
If maritime law applies,Carnival is subject to an innkeepers liability.The 5 day disclaimer may be against public policy and in contravention of the common law.Bill
Posted by: Prof O'neil (Tulane) | Feb 17, 2013 5:35:26 PM
