I Sued the Gym Chain Because of the 3,000 Yuan Handling Fee
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I went to the gym to cancel my card at the end of the month, and was stopped by the store manager as soon as I arrived at the front desk. "You can return the card, and 80% of the balance will be deducted as liquidated damages." The store manager pointed to my contract: "There is still a handling fee of 3,000 yuan." Seeing me frowning, he added like a charity: "This means that you are still a student. If it had been someone else, you wouldn't be able to get back a penny of the money in the card." I still have 5,000 yuan left in the card! Do you still have to post it after deducting it? I tried to spread the law: "This is an overbearing clause. According to relevant laws and regulations, unreasonable liquidated damages cannot be set for prepaid card refunds. You have to rectify it." The store manager sneered: "Little beauty, don't use the tricks on the Internet to fool people. Let me tell you, our contract was written by a top lawyer, and it is perfect." What a coincidence. I am Lin Xi, a PhD student in the Department of Law at Peking University. Specializing in contract law, he has assisted his mentor in drafting several industry regulations without failure.
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