91 Prohibition on cancellation or blacklisting
Consumer Rights Act 2015 (2015 c 15) | Legislation

91  Prohibition on cancellation or blacklisting

(1)     This section applies where a person (“the seller”) re-sells, or offers for re-sale, a ticket for a recreational, sporting or cultural event in the United Kingdom through a secondary ticketing facility.

(2)     An organiser of the event must not cancel the ticket merely because the seller has re-sold the ticket or offered it for re-sale unless—

(a)     a term of the original contract for the sale of the ticket—

(i)     provided for its cancellation if it was re-sold by the buyer under that contract,

(ii)     provided for its cancellation if it was offered for re-sale by that buyer, or

(iii)     provided as mentioned in sub-paragraph (i) and

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