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I took Ryanair to small claims court in the UK (because I live here and I thought it is easier than Dublin). Ryanair confirmed the UK address but argues that it does not trade there anymore (since 30 May 1985). So it feels not responsible regarding contract. Can somedy let me know if Ryanair has been sued through the UK courts?
Any help would be nice.
Do you know more details about that court decision? I need a copy of it as I need to argue that it is possible to sue Ryanair in the UK through small claims.
Name & Registered Office:
RYANAIR UK LIMITED
SATELITE 3
LONDON STANSTED airport
STANSTED
ESSEX
CM24 1RW
Status: Active
Company No: 01917579
Date of Incorporation: 30/05/1985
Country of Origin: United Kingdom
Company Type: Private Limited Company
Nature Of Business (SIC(03)):
7499 - Non-trading company
Accounting Reference Date: 31/03
Last Accounts Made Up To: 31/03/2009 TOTAL EXEMPTION FULL
Next Accounts Due: 31/12/2010
Last Return Made Up To: 05/10/2008
Next Return Due: 02/11/2009 mortgage: Number of Charges: ( 0 outstanding / 0 satisfied / 0 part satisfied)
Last members list: 05/10/2008
Previous Names
Date of Change: Previous Name:
01/11/1995 RYAN AIR UK LIMITED
27/06/1985 DAWNDELL LIMITED
I do not know anything about your claim but I am grateful for Ryain air as I would not be able to visit a very sick relative every other week only for them, they fares are very cheap, much cheaper than any other way of travelling anywhere from the UK to other destinations.
Years ago I would have had to save up for a long time before I could travel by air but now thanks to Ryain air it is the cheapest way of traveling, I have got fares for as little as 1p and the dearest has been £5.
However if you feel that you have been cheated then by all means take them to court. But I hope they are not going to put fares up because of it, as this would be dreaful for peopel like myself having to make long frequent visits to see sick relatives being an OAP.
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