Legal Question in Consumer Law in Illinois
Price Advertised Incorrectly in Newspaper--Is it Binding?
The price was advertised as $5, when it was supposed to be $5 off--I'm speaking of a $32 ski lift ticket. The ski hill said they would not honor the coupon for $5--that it was the newspaper's fault. Do they owe me a $5 lift ticket?
Asked on 1/10/04, 11:45 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Michael Rosenblat
Michael C. Rosenblat., P.C.
Re: Price Advertised Incorrectly in Newspaper--Is it Binding?
It may be binding. I would like to see a copy of the ad if you still have it.
Thanks, Mike Rosenblat, 847-657-0006. www.rosenblatlaw.com
Answered on 1/10/04, 1:20 pm
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