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Scottish Rugby Ticketing Terms & Conditions SCOTTISH RUGBY TICKETING subject to a refund being provided at the face such re-entry. value of the Tickets. 3.16 Children aged two (2) or over must have a TERMS & CONDITIONS - 2.6 Scottish Rugby shall be entitled to place valid Ticket and be accompanied by an adult REPRESENTATIVE MATCHES deadlines or restrictions on the allocation, with a valid Ticket for the same Match. Children application, sale or purchase of Tickets. under the age of two (2) will be admitted to the March 2018 Revision 3. Use of a Ticket & Admission Stadium for Matches free of charge if they are accompanied by an adult with a valid Ticket for 1. Definitions 3.1 All Tickets remain the property of Scottish the same Match. In these Conditions of Issue, the following words Rugby at all times. 3.17 Scottish Rugby may, in its reasonable will have the following meanings: 3.2 You must retain your Ticket at all times as discretion, relocate you to an alternative seat “Conditions of Entry” means: (i) these Conditions you may be required to produce it together for any Match or part of a Match. Exercise of this of Issue; and (ii) the Ground Rules; “Conditions with evidence of your identity by any official, right includes but is not limited to the following of Issue” means these terms and conditions steward, representative or employee of Scottish situations: governing the issue and use of Tickets; “Ground Rugby or any police officer. 3.17.1 if Scottish Rugby is required under the Rules” means any ground rules issued by Scottish 3.3 If you do not comply with the Conditions of rules of a competition to provide that seating Rugby from time-to-time setting out the terms Entry Scottish Rugby may, without prejudice to for the use of the competition organizer; and conditions upon which spectators are any other remedy it may have, refuse admission 3.17.2 if the section of the Stadium in which the granted admission to the Stadium (copies of or eject you from the Stadium. seat purchased is located has been closed; or which are on display at the Stadium, on the 3.4 Tickets are not valid for any events at the 3.17.3 for safety, security or other operational Scottish Rugby Website and which can also be Stadium other than the Match specified on reasons. obtained upon request from Scottish Rugby); the Ticket, or in the case of a Season Ticket the Reasonable efforts will be made to provide a “Match” means a home rugby union match or Matches specified as being included within the comparable seat elsewhere in the Stadium. tournament held at the Stadium and in which Season Ticket. 3.18 Whilst attending each Match, you must any of the Teams participates (and “Matches” 3.5 Subject to Scottish Rugby’s right to relocate comply with any applicable laws and regulations will be construed accordingly); “Member Club” you set out in Clause 3.17 below, a Ticket and you must not conduct yourself in any way means a rugby union club or other society or permits you to occupy, at the relevant Match, that could bring Scottish Rugby or the sport of body that is from time to time itself a member the seat indicated on the Ticket or stated on rugby union into disrepute. of the Scottish Rugby Union and is entitled to the confirmation receipt/email of purchase or an allocation of Tickets from Scottish Rugby on otherwise notified to you by Scottish Rugby. 4. Conditions of Transfer/Sale of Tickets that basis; “Member Club Terms and Conditions” 3.6 Scottish Rugby does not guarantee admission 4.1 Tickets may only be transferred or sold (or means any terms and conditions for the if you arrive at the Stadium turnstile less than offered for transfer or sale) in accordance with application, allocation, sale or transfer of Tickets thirty (30) minutes before the publicised Match these Conditions of Use. by Member Clubs as may be notified to Member kick-off time. 4.2 No Ticket may be transferred or sold (or Clubs from time to time by Scottish Rugby; 3.7 To be admitted to the Stadium, you must offered for transfer or sale) for an amount which “Package” means the supply of a Ticket with show your Ticket at the turnstile and your Ticket is above face value. additional benefit(s) including but not limited must be validated by the control readers 4.3 No Ticket may be transferred or sold to retail items, accommodation, food, drink, located at the appropriate turnstile. You may be (or offered for transfer or sale) through any hospitality or travel; “Scottish Rugby” means refused admission into the Stadium if your Ticket secondary ticketing service provider, auction Scottish Rugby Union Limited, registered number is not validated by such control readers. site or website (other than through any Ticket SC132061 and having its registered office at 3.8 While at the Stadium you agree to behave Exchange). Murrayfield, Edinburgh EH12 5PJ;“Scottish Rugby in a reasonable, responsible and lawful manner 4.4 No Ticket may be offered, gifted or used as a Website” means the official website of Scottish and to comply with the instructions of any prize, or as part of a competition, or for any other Rugby currently located at official, steward, representative or employee of promotional or similar activity unless Scottish www.scottishrugby.org; “Season Ticket” means Scottish Rugby or any police officer. Rugby (in its absolute discretion) has given its a season ticket entitling you to admission to 3.9 Any person who enters the Stadium is prior written consent to do so. those Matches specified by Scottish Rugby liable to be searched by any official, steward, 4.5 No Ticket may be included, sold or offered as being included within that season ticket, representative or employee of Scottish Rugby as part of a Package unless Scottish Rugby (in together with use of a nominated seat at those or any police officer for health and safety or its absolute discretion) has given its prior written Matches; “Stadium” means Murrayfield Stadium, security reasons and to ensure that they are consent to do so. Edinburgh, EH12 5PJ and its surrounding car parks complying with the Conditions of Entry. Scottish 4.6 Permitted transfers/sales: and grounds owned, occupied or controlled by Rugby reserves the right to refuse admission to 4.6.1 Ticket Exchange – you may transfer or Scottish Rugby or any alternative venue at which anybody that refuses to be searched. sell your Ticket(s) via the Ticket Exchange in a Match is played; “Teams” means any Scotland 3.10 Except for authorised press or media accordance with the terms and conditions of men’s or women’s national representative representatives holding official passes, or as that Ticket Exchange; rugby union team which is selected, operated permitted by the Ground Rules, you must not 4.6.2 Accompanying persons – if you or controlled by Scottish Rugby or the Scottish bring any equipment which is capable of have purchased or obtained more than Rugby Union; “Ticket” means a ticket for recording footage of a Match into the Stadium one Ticket for a Match, you may transfer admission to a Match, or a Season Ticket; “Ticket or use such equipment for that purpose. Mobile or sell the additional Ticket(s) to a person Exchange” means any official Scottish Rugby telephones are allowed for personal and private that accompanies you to the Match (a online ticket exchange which is made available use but not for recording Matches. “Transferee”) provided that: on the Scottish Rugby Website from time to time; 3.11 If you breach Clause 3.10 you may be a) the Transferee is known to you and “you” means the holder of a Ticket (and refused admission to or be ejected from the personally; ”your” will be construed accordingly). Stadium and be required to deliver up any b) the Ticket is for the personal use of the tapes, films, disks or other recordings or data Transferee; 2. Formation of Contract to Scottish Rugby and the copyright in such c) you retain one Ticket for your own use; 2.1 These Conditions of Issue and the Ground recording or transmission is hereby assigned (by d) you do not advertise the additional Rules together comprise the Conditions of Entry way of present assignment of future copyright) Ticket(s) for transfer or sale; under which a Ticket is sold to you and entry to to Scottish Rugby. e) the Ticket is not transferred or sold for an the Stadium is made available. These Conditions 3.12 Scottish Rugby or its commercial partners amount which above face value; of Issue apply to Tickets sold by Scottish Rugby may from time to time create images and/or f) the Transferee would otherwise have or on behalf of Scottish Rugby through Scottish audio-visual footage of spectators attending been entitled to purchase a Ticket and Rugby’s authorised agents or distributors the Stadium and this may include you. Scottish attend the Match; (including but not limited to Member Clubs) and Rugby or its commercial partners (as the case g) the Ticket remains subject to the any Ticket Exchange. may be) shall own all rights in these images and Conditions of Entry and the Conditions 2.2 The application, allocation, purchase or footage and will be entitled to use these: of Entry shall apply to the Transferee is if transfer of a Ticket to you constitutes your 3.12.1 to promote Scottish Rugby and its the Transferee was the original purchaser.
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