Question

Oceanview Enterprises offers scenic cruises to exotic destinations in the South Pacific, such as Tahiti and the Marshall Islands. In December of each year, the cruise line provides customers an opportunity to enter a lottery for a limited number of exclusive tickets sailing to a "hidden" unnamed island. Malik is fortunate enough to win the right to buy two of the expensive cruise tickets for herself and best friend Jecala. When she receives the purchased tickets through the mail, Malik notices the back of each has the following statement: "The purchaser and/or passenger of this ticket agrees that any claim against Oceanview Enterprises or its employees will only be resolved in courts of Oceanview's home state of Alaska. This ticket is non-refundable." Is it likely the clause on the ticket would be enforceable against Malik? O a. Yes, because these clauses are common practice in the transportation industry. b. Yes, because she is the purchaser of the ticket. c. No, because Malik did not have notice of the clause before the ticket purchase. O d. No,

Answer 1

C:No, because Malik did not have notice of the clause before the ticket purchase

Step-by-step explanation:

Oceanview Enterprises offers scenic cruises to exotic destinations in the South Pacific, such as Tahiti and the Marshall Islands. In December of each year, the cruise line provides customers an opportunity to enter a lottery for a limited number of exclusive tickets sailing to a "hidden" unnamed island. Malik is fortunate enough to win the right to buy two of the expensive cruise tickets for herself and best friend Jecala. When she receives the purchased tickets through the mail, Malik notices the back of each has the following statement: "The purchaser and/or passenger of this ticket agrees that any claim against Oceanview Enterprises or its employees will only be resolved in courts of Oceanview's home state of Alaska. This ticket is non-refundable."

Is it likely the clause on the ticket would be enforceable against Malik? No, because Malik did not have notice of the clause before the ticket purchase