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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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subject to travel reistrictions in force
Ticket is not transferable. Issued subject to travel restrictions in force and rules notified in Time Table and Tarrifs.
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Hi, Ticket is not transferable. Issued subject to travel restrictions in force and rules notified in Time Table and Tarrifs. There may be rules that limit what you can do with your ticket.
- Hi, Ticket is not transferable.
- Issued subject to travel restrictions in force and rules notified in Time Table and Tarrifs.
- There may be rules that limit what you can do with your ticket.
- eg for an air ticket, there may be rules that you can not travel to certain countries, or that you can not travel at certain times.
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
Ticket is not transferable. Issued subject to travel restrictions in force and rules notified in Time Table and Tarrifs.
There may be rules that limit what you can do with your ticket. eg for an air ticket, there may be rules that you can not travel to certain countries, or that you can not travel at certain times.
Ticket is not transferable. Issued subject to travel restrictions in force and rules notified in Time Table and Tarrifs.
There may be rules that limit what you can do with your ticket. eg for an air ticket, there may be rules that you can not travel to certain countries, or that you can not travel at certain times.
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CliveHi,
Ticket is not transferable. Issued subject to travel restrictions in force and rules notified in Time Table and Tarrifs.
There may be rules that limit what you can do with your ticket. eg for an air ticket, there may be rules that you can not travel to certain countries, or that you can n
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Hi,
So, restriction in force = the restriction which has this period of time?
It could refer either to the restrictions that exist at the time you buy your ticket, or the restrictions that exist at the time you actually travel, or even both. It's a very general kind of phrase.
Best wishes, Clive
So, restriction in force = the restriction which has this period of time?
It could refer either to the restrictions that exist at the time you buy your ticket, or the restrictions that exist at the time you actually travel, or even both. It's a very general kind of phrase.
Best wishes, Clive
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