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Originally Posted by cr80123
How would me going blind make ntl significantly reduce the content of their services? Admittedly it would effect my ability to enjoy them, but that isn't mentioned in clause 20ii. People are constantly making foolish anologies without thinking them through.
Haven't ntl employees already confirmed that the agreement is to supply services to the person only, and is not specific to an address?
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Moving away from where the services are supplied also only affects your ability to enjoy them, they are still there at the place you agreed they should be.
The agreement is made with the person but for supply at the point which you agreed to.
Taking your thinking to a logical conclusion you could sue NTL for breach of contract if they didn't provide the services to you on the bus to work and at work when you got there. Get real and wake up to the fact that your argument would not stand up in court.