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: The NV FlyerHolders of airline gift cards who did not use them, lost them
By Kenneth S. Nankin
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Restivo v. Continental Airlines, Inc. (Ohio App. Jan. 20, 2011). Continental sold gift cards for air transportation that were valid for one year after issuance. Purchasers agreed in writing to the one-year validity period. When the airline refused to honor expired cards, cardholders commenced a class action lawsuit, alleging that Continental had violated Ohio?s gift [...]Full post as published by The NV Flyer on February 13, 2011 (boomark / email).
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