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Originally Posted by Flame On
Of course there's a right. My father was a pub landlord in Britain and had the right to refuse beligerant drunks and the legal requirement to refuse those he suspects may be under the age.
Of course there are situations where a business person has a right to ask someone to leave. However; morally and legally every consideration should be made to accomodate those with impairments of one form or another.
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You comparison doesn't really work. Refusing to serve drunk and/or underage people is against the anyways. Those are liqour laws that you need to uphold to keep your liqour license. Now these are the laws here in Canada, those laws may be different in Britain, I suspect not, but maybe.
Refusing someone service in your store because they are in a wheel chair doesn't fall into "your right" as a store owner, it falls into discrimination.