For anyone who thinks the process of donating to SASO to get season tickets is unfair the courts have answered the question.
We conclude there is no legal prohibition against requiring a ticketholder to pay a higher price for his or her season tickets and demanding that, instead of making a lump payment as consideration for the license, for example $1,000, the ticketholders make two payments into separate funds as consideration for the license, such as $300 into general ticket receipts and $700 into a scholarship fund. The defendant's attempt to distinguish the type of payment the plaintiffs may impose upon the license is merely an exercise in semantics without any legal basis. See Ryco Packaging Corp. v. Chapelle Int'l, Ltd., 23 Kan. App. 2d 30, 37, 926 P.2d 669 (1996), rev. denied 261 Kan. 1086 (1997).
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