concludes a reservation contract on the supply of these services. The EU law, in most part, lays down specific obligations in connection with the transparency of pre-contractual information duties regarding the payment of no-show fees. Not acting in conformity with these rules may expose the provider of restaurant services to various public law and private law sanctions. There are also EU rules which the providers of restaurant services must observe when substantially detailing the obligation of paying the no-show fee, particularly when it comes to its amount and the method of collecting it. When defining the no-show fee, the provider of restaurant services must take into account not only his own interests but also the proportionality of the no-show fee and how to maintain a fair balance between the parties to the contract. Such an attitude is an important precondition for a just recognition of the rights and obligations of both parties to the restaurant reservation contract which ultimately leads to the contribution of no-show clauses to efficient restaurant management. 131 NO-SHOW CLAUSE IN RESTAURANT SERVICE CONTRACTS
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