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Yehuda Frager v. Indianapolis Colts, Incorpora
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16-4183
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June 23, 2017
Colts Don't Have To Renew Season Tickets, 7th Circ Says
The Seventh Circuit ruled Thursday that season ticket holders for the NFL's Indianapolis Colts do not have a right to roll their seats over from one year to the next, striking down a challenge brought by a ticket broker who says he paid money with the expectation of renewing his seats.
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May 19, 2017
7th Circ. Skeptical Of Broker's Claim On Colts Season Tickets
Counsel for a ticket broker who said the Indianapolis Colts unfairly rescinded his season tickets after he paid to renew them faced skepticism in the Seventh Circuit on Friday, with one circuit judge saying she believed the team had that right.