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    Chafik Mihoubi v. Priceline.com, L.L.C. et als.

    Online Accomodation Reservation

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    On January 27, 2020, Chafik Mihoubi filed an Application for authorization to institute a class action and to obtain the status of representative against 13 companies that operate various web sites that allow users to reserve accommodations online.

    The website customers that are included in the class action paid a higher price than the advertised rate, which is not legal in Quebec.

    The action aims to compensate consumers who overpaid for their reservation as a result of the illegal practices of these companies.

    The application will be presented before a judge of the Superior Court of Quebec in the coming months.

    Conditions to be part of this class action

    You are included within the application for authorization to institute the class action if you have reserved accommodations using one of the defendants’ websites and you paid a price that was higher than the price that was announced, except where that price was only higher due to fees payable under a federal or provincial law.

    The defendants are as followed:

    – Priceline.com LLC (which notably operates the website priceline.com)
    – Hotwire Inc. (which notably operates the website hotwire.com)
    – Homeaway.com Inc. (which notably operates the websites homeaway.ca, vrbo.com, and vacationrentals.com)
    – Accor SA (which notably operates the website accorhotels.com)
    – Bedandbreakfast.com Inc. (which notably operates the website bedandbreakfast.com)
    – Canadastays (1760335 Ontario Inc.) (which notably operates the website canadastays.com)
    – Hilton Worldwide Holdings, Inc. (which notably operates the website hilton.com)
    – Six Continents Hotels, Inc. (which notably operates the websites holidayinn.com and intercontinental.com)
    – Orbitz Worldwide LLC (which notably operates the website orbitz.com)
    – Hyatt Hotels Corporation (which notably operates the website hyatt.com)
    – Wyndham Hotel Group, LLC (which notably operates the website wyndhamhotels.com)
    – Kayak Europe Gmbh (which notably operates the website kayak.com)
    – Benjamin & Brothers, LLC (which notably operates the website reservations.com)

    All persons who meet the criteria may be entitled to compensation if the class action is successful.

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    The members are jointly represented by TJL and Grenier Verbauwhede Avocats.

    Summary of the class action

    In order to permit consumers to have complete information before purchasing a good or service, the Consumer Protection Act (CPA) forbids merchants from charging a higher price for a good or service than the advertised price. The defendants systematically and knowingly violate the CPA by advertising prices that are broken down and lower than the price ultimately charged on their websites.

    The plaintiff wants to put an end to this widespread and harmful practice for consumers and obtain compensation equivalent to the amount exceeding the advertised price, plus punitive damages.

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