[Albion] 1901 Ticket Question

[Goldstone1976]

So a 1901 ticket can be transferred to a family member if someone dies , even thou the holder of the ticket hasn’t specified who that ticket would go to. That would be up to the next of kin?

Hmm. Now I understand your angle. The agreement contains no clauses for the member to cancel, and there are no clauses on death. Therefore, legally, I believe the deceased member's estate would assume the responsibility for the rest of the contract, and thereby accrue the benefits of the contract too. Under the circumstances where the deceased member had a will, the executor would have to deal with it; where the deceased member dies intestate, then, yes, it would fall to the next of kin. imo, obviously.

Again, one would hope that the club would do the decent thing and take the ticket back if that was what was wished.

 

[Mr Bridger]

Hmm. Now I understand your angle. The agreement contains no clauses for the member to cancel, and there are no clauses on death. Therefore, legally, I believe the deceased member's estate would assume the responsibility for the rest of the contract, and thereby accrue the benefits of the contract too. Under the circumstances where the deceased member had a will, the executor would have to deal with it; where the deceased member dies intestate, then, yes, it would fall to the next of kin. imo, obviously.

Again, one would hope that the club would do the decent thing and take the ticket back if that was what was wished.

I’m asking as probably in the near future i might be in this situation, but rather than the club cancel the contract I would be the next of kin and would want to keep the seat and pass it on to a family memeber.

 

[Rogero]

If they did persue it, it would be a great wayfor the club to attract advese publicity..

You sound Chinese.

 

[Goldstone1976]

I’m asking as probably in the near future i might be in this situation, but rather than the club cancel the contract I would be the next of kin and would want to keep the seat and pass it on to a family memeber.

I see. Probably the easiest way would be for the current member to transfer the seat to the family member now, while they are still alive, but continue to use the seat until they are no longer able to do so. Is this do-able in your situation?

 

[Mungo_Jerry]

Thanks for all of your replies - very helpful! I'll try to sell it and transfer to a new person. Its in Block B, Row D (Harvey's Lounge) - if anyone knows of someone who wants a 1901 ticket please DM me.

 

[Mr Bridger]

I see. Probably the easiest way would be for the current member to transfer the seat to the family member now, while they are still alive, but continue to use the seat until they are no longer able to do so. Is this do-able in your situation?

It’s one of those isn’t it , don’t really want to approach it and come across all Vulturey, but at the same time if the club take the ticket back im left with a seat on my own.

 

[Goldstone1976]

It’s one of those isn’t it , don’t really want to approach it and come across all Vulturey, but at the same time if the club take the ticket back im left with a seat on my own.

Right. Tricky; I'm sorry. Perhaps the best first step is to call the 1901 folk at the club on 01273 878278 and pose the "what if...?" question? That way, you'd have a definitive answer rather than the opinion of some stranger off t'interweb. If they say, yeah it'd be down to you, then you need not do anything now. If they say it'd revert to the club in the event that the current member dies without first having transferred it - well, then you've got a decision to make.

Good luck...

EDIT: It won't help you, but I got my elderly mum a seat next to me in 1901 for this season. For precisely the reason you have posited I put the ticket in my name. So I have Goldstone 1, and Goldstone 2 fan numbers. I say it won't help you, but maybe it would? Would it be easier to have the conversation if you say that the current member could transfer the seat into your name, rather than into the family member's? If so - that's another option for you.

 

[Mr Bridger]

Right. Tricky; I'm sorry. Perhaps the best first step is to call the 1901 folk at the club on 01273 878278 and pose the "what if...?" question? That way, you'd have a definitive answer rather than the opinion of some stranger off t'interweb. If they say, yeah it'd be down to you, then you need not do anything now. If they say it'd revert to the club in the event that the current member dies without first having transferred it - well, then you've got a decision to make.

Good luck...

Thanks for the advice

 

[Paulie Gualtieri]

Regular ST - you can NOT do so, unless you bought a PSL as well. Correct? Or have the club got rid of all PSLs (except 1901 licences)?

Transferred mine to a mate about 4 years ago, assume no or minimal waiting list back then


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