I'm not sure how appropriate it is for AAM to assist a shoplifter in evading a penalty imposed on them on foot of their criminal activity.
It's not illegal to fail to pay a debt.Thats an interesting question, it must be seen in the context of people often receive advice on AAM on avoiding repayment of debts
Yes. That's the worst that can happen. I would just go shopping and not be asking permission from any Security people.whats the worst that can happen- they just ask me to leave?
The security guard was talking This post will be deleted if not edited to remove bad language to put it mildly! He has no authority over the shopping centre (or any other shop in it) - it is a public space and you are fully entitled to go there if and when you wish. The only thing they can do is ban you from their shop. So don't worry about whatever he said and go shopping.ya i know its hard to know. I wasn't going to share the reason however it was absent mindedness on my part. Put a couple things in my buggy before paying at the till and one item got left behind and was stopped as I exited.
Frazzled new mum I am. The shop took my details but no guards were called.
The shop security guard told me it was a lifetime ban from the shop but only a few months for the centre. He was the one that told to ring them after a couple of months. The centre security guard verbally told me also I was banned from the centre.
whats the worst that can happen- they just ask me to leave?
He has no authority over the shopping centre (or any other shop in it) - it is a public space and you are fully entitled to go there if and when you wish.
I have no idea - perhaps a property law expert would know.Tommy does that mean one shop can ban someone from all other shops purely at their own discretion? I would find that very hard to believe tbh.
Tommy does that mean one shop can ban someone from all other shops purely at their own discretion? I would find that very hard to believe tbh.
whats the worst that can happen- they just ask me to leave?
While one tennant can't exactly speak for the management/owners of the shopping centre, you can be reasonably confident that they will back up their tennants in situations like these.Tommy does that mean one shop can ban someone from all other shops purely at their own discretion? I would find that very hard to believe tbh.
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