California CodesCivil Code - CIVDivision 1 — PersonsPart 2 — Personal RightsSection 51.13

Any discount or other benefit offered to or conferred on a consumer or prospective consumer by a business because the consumer or prospective consumer has suffered the loss or reduction of employment or reduction of wages shall not be considered an arbitrary discrimination in violation of Section 51.

Notes

Allows a business to give a consumer a discount or other benefit because that consumer has lost or had reduced employment or reduced wages, and states that the discount does not count as arbitrary discrimination under Section 51, the Unruh Civil Rights Act.

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