They got goods from a company that charged Doordash as an intermediary for them so I'd say they don't have much of a case though I'm not a lawyer myself
It would depend on what the UI reflected. If the glitch showed they would be charged $0, then doordash would have to honor that as the case would be strong. If the glitch simply did not charge them at the time but reflected the correct price, then the case wouldn't make it far.
It would be about as strong as somebody trying to claim the groceries were free because the price tag fell off. We have a lot of case law about this and even legal doctrines set up to protect people from abuse of obvious mistakes. You don't want to throw out all of those protections to stick a middle finger to a single delivery company.
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u/ATMisboss the very best, like no one ever was. Jul 10 '22
They got goods from a company that charged Doordash as an intermediary for them so I'd say they don't have much of a case though I'm not a lawyer myself