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       Cancelled ferry and rights to claim for consequential losses
       By: Ferryman Date: February 23, 2024, 10:28 am
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       Afternoon all - pretty much as the subject title says: I was due
       to be going from Hull to Rotterdam for a short break in
       Amsterdam with my family on 12th February (returning 15th), but
       on 8th February received an email from the ferry company stating
       that their ship refit had overrun and consequently they weren't
       able to offer any services until the following week (19th Feb).
       Rescheduling was no good as we needed to go during half term,
       and they refunded the cost of the tickets. However, we had
       already booked a series of non-refundable things in Holland
       (hotel, boat tours, museums etc). We could have claimed on
       travel insurance but the trip was split across two families and
       the excesses made it barely worthwhile. I thought that under the
       consumer rights act we might be able to make a compensation
       claim from the ferry company as our consequential losses were
       entirely down to them breaching their contract with us - so I
       just wondered if anyone here had any experience/advice in this
       area? They are stating that all they are required to do under
       Passenger Rights legislation is refund the ticket cost as the
       delay in the refit was outside of their control but I imagine
       they'll be getting something from someone for the loss of
       earnings that they must have incurred.
       Thanks in advance!
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       Re: Cancelled ferry and rights to claim for consequential losses
       By: Southpaw82 Date: February 23, 2024, 10:30 am
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       What does your contract say about consequential losses?
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       Re: Cancelled ferry and rights to claim for consequential losses
       By: guest46 Date: February 27, 2024, 10:50 am
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       I'm a bit late to the party on thisone, but why simply go to
       another East Coast port and go from there? Harwich have a twice
       daily service IIRC?
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