AB431

Existing law prohibits a number of deceptive trade practices relating to the resale of tickets to athletic contests and live entertainment events. (NRS 598.09223, 598.397-598.3984) Section 2 of this bill prohibits a primary ticket provider from entering into a contractual agreement to limit a purchaser to reselling a ticket to or through only one reseller or secondary ticket exchange or affiliate of a reseller or secondary ticket exchange. Section 3 of this bill prohibits a primary ticket provider from selling a ticket without first disclosing the total amount to be charged for the ticket, including any fees, and whether any tickets are being held by the rights holder for sale at a later date. Section 4 of this bill prohibits a primary ticket provider, reseller or secondary ticket exchange or any affiliate of a reseller or secondary ticket exchange from holding a ticket purchased in person or remotely for delivery at a later date that is more than 24 hours after the time of purchase. Existing law defines “reseller” as any person who resells a ticket. (NRS 598.3976) Section 7 of this bill provides that the term does not include a person who makes an initial purchase of a ticket from a primary ticket provider on behalf of another person. Section 5 of this bill provides that an act that violates the provisions of sections 2-4 is a deceptive trade practice. Section 6 of this bill applies certain definitions relating to ticket resellers and secondary ticket exchanges to the provis

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