Three long-standing seat holders at the Royal Albert Hall have initiated a lawsuit against the venue's corporation, claiming unlawful deprivation of their seating rights. The plaintiffs are seeking over 500,000 in damages, alleging that the institution has excluded them from more performances than permissible. They have requested a judicial declaration deeming the exclusion practice unlawful and an injunction to prevent further restrictions beyond the Royal Albert Hall Act 1966 terms. The seat holders assert they possess proprietary rights to use, sell, or give away their tickets.
A High Court battle has erupted as three long-standing Royal Albert Hall seat holders launch a lawsuit against the venue's corporation, seeking over 500,000 in damages. They allege the institution has 'unlawfully' deprived them of their rights to their seats.
Their legal representatives are now asking a judge to declare the exclusion practice unlawful. They are also seeking an injunction to prevent the corporation from restricting access beyond the terms stipulated in the Royal Albert Hall Act 1966.
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