Legal Question in Banking Law in India
A invites his friend B to his house for a dinner. A spends Rs.2000 to arrange the dinner. B does not turn up to take dinner. Can A recover this amount from B due to his failure to attend the dinner? Had the situation been different if A had arranged contributory party to which B had given consent to participate and give his share of contribution for the dinner party?
3 Answers from Attorneys
As an invitee to the dinner, the invitee Bcannot be held liable for the expenses incurred by his friend in arranging for the dinner. If B agreed earlier to contribute for the dinner and he did not turn up, he can be asked to compensate A for the expenses incurred by A in arranging for the dinner to the extent to which B had agreed to contribute for arranging the same.
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