61.   However, where it is made after the breach, the customer is free to refuse to consent.

62.   The customer is thus likely to be bound by both usages in the rules and any other usages of the market.

63.   If a usage is particularly unreasonable it is possible that the customer may not be bound.

64.   Thus in the above example, the customer probably is not responsible for the provisions of the crane.

65.   Some pub customers were unwell just five hours after eating.

66.   Typical customers are out of work, living in hostels... or without a proper home at all...

67.   During the raid at Barclays in Oxford, several customers were in the bank at the time.

68.   GR Lane though is confident its customers are all satisfied.

69.   As more customers are tempted by credit... more companies from home and abroad are trying to cash in.

70.   But customers are largely unsympathetic.