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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Rakoff finds that the lower court properly denied an exhibit's motion to dismiss class claims that it violated the New York Arts and Cultural Affairs Law by failing to disclose the total cost of tickets, including ancillary fees. The voluntary payment doctrine does not bar this suit because the $8.99 added to the attendee's ticket price on the final purchase screen did not disclose how much of the fees was allocated to taxes versus fees.
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