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Club's legal liability when organising group holidays
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Are there any solicitors or other club leaders who can help advise me on how to avoid legal liability myself when organising group holidays?

I've just started a private social club in London and am booking a holiday for 28 via Ingham's, and in turn via an agent Iglu, - I have to sign the holiday contract myself and "resell" the holiday to my club members.

I was wondering if there's any off-the-shelf organisers' disclaimer to avoid liability towards each club member f for any reason Ingham's fail to perform.

In vase it's relevant, I'm making no profit nor taking any fee holiday (I'll be paying my share), but will be levying 1/3rd of the group discount as a compulsory charitable donation.

Any helpful advice appreciated, thanks
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Buzzfan, I'm sure you've thought this through but when I've organised groups in the past there was a group "booking" but each traveller made their own payments etc. I'd have thought that avoided a whole heap of nasties, not least that you aren't making yourself liable for any costs if people don't pay up or cancel.
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