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I was unfairly banned from many pubs/bars

Roswell
7 months ago

All I did was walk up to people and chat to them in a friendly way. I thought that was the point of these places? But apparently some people only want to go to them to socialise with people they already know. Well, I have less sympathy than I used to for the struggles of pubs and bars.

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  • 7 months ago

    True facts about the equality act

    • it applies to businesses like pubs and clubs
    • disability discrimination is prohibited including treating someone badly because of something that happened because of a disability
    • autism is considered a disability
    • The equality act says The wronged party has  to sue someone if they want to have their discrimination fixed
    • The courts can actually force a bar or club to let someone  back in as well as awarding compensation
    • if the amount of money involved is less than £10,000 the case usually goes to the small claims court which was designed to operate without lawyers
    • there is usually a six month limit to sue in discrimination cases

    this is not legal advice. I am not advising you what to do. I merely stating some interesting facts about the equality act but you may want to go and do some research on.

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  • 7 months ago

    True facts about the equality act

    • it applies to businesses like pubs and clubs
    • disability discrimination is prohibited including treating someone badly because of something that happened because of a disability
    • autism is considered a disability
    • The equality act says The wronged party has  to sue someone if they want to have their discrimination fixed
    • The courts can actually force a bar or club to let someone  back in as well as awarding compensation
    • if the amount of money involved is less than £10,000 the case usually goes to the small claims court which was designed to operate without lawyers
    • there is usually a six month limit to sue in discrimination cases

    this is not legal advice. I am not advising you what to do. I merely stating some interesting facts about the equality act but you may want to go and do some research on.

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