BTW you may be interested in knowing that time and again Courts have ruled against the validity of that fine writing that is found on printed tickets, which is the same thing you quoted above. The leading U.S. case is Lisi v Alitalia a 1967 case reported in the American Journal of International Law Vol 61 page 812. The airline sought to rely on those conditions of carriage to exclude their liability, but failed to show that the conditions of carriage were adequately brought to the attention of the passenger even though the passenger had received a ticket from his travel agent with those printed conditions, and the Court held that the passenger was not bound by it.
|