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Five Year Old Boy Received Court Notice & Rs 1200/- Fine For Missing Friend’s Birthday Party

by Priya Patel
Jan 20, 2015
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No one like getting court notice or fine for any reason but recently we saw a strange incident.

Alex Nash, 5 years old was invited to birthday party by his school friend. Alex Parent’s accepted the party invitation and indicated that Alex will attend the party. Alex Parent’s later realized that they had to go for one day trip to meet Alex Grandparents and Alex will not be able to attend the party. Alex parent’s asked Alex whether he would like to meet his grandparents or attend his friend’s birthday party, to which Alex said that he would like to meet his grandparents.

Several days later, Birthday boy’s mother sent an Invoice to Alex of 15 Pound i.e. Rs 1200/- for “Childs Party No Show Fee“.

Invoice

She said that she had to suffer a loss of Rs 1200/- as Alex didn’t come for the party. Dinner was already prepared for Alex and one kid not attending the party resulted in Rs 1200/- food waste.

Alex parents initially thought that it was a joke. However birthday boy’s mother threatened them that in case they don’t pay this amount then she will take them to the court. Alex’s parents are clueless and are trying to resolve the case with mutual consent without going into court.

Alex

Do you think it’s correct to send an Invoice in such situations? Does it mean if your friend doesn’t appear for your birthday party then you can even send them a “No show fee” by quoting the losses :P. Tag/Share with your friends who ever missed your birthday party and you had to suffer a loss

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