If the cinema stipulates that milk tea cannot be brought, it belongs to the "overlord clause". The parties may claim that the format clauses that have not been suggested do not become the contents of the contract.

Article 497 of the Civil Code stipulates that there is no effective format clause to prompt or explain, and the two parties to the contract have not formed a true and effective agreement on the corresponding content. If the clauses formed in this case unequally exclude or restrict the other party's main rights and exempt or reduce the responsibility of the provider, it violates the basic principle of autonomy of contract will, so it is not legally binding on the party who passively accepts the format clauses.

Relevant provisions of the Consumer Protection Law

The Consumer Protection Law stipulates that:

Article 26? When using standard clauses in business activities, business operators should draw consumers' attention to the contents that have significant interests with consumers, such as quantity and quality, price or cost, time limit and method of performance, safety precautions and risk warning, after-sales service, civil liability and so on. , and explain according to the requirements of consumers.

Article 27? Business operators shall not insult or slander consumers, search consumers' bodies and articles they carry, or infringe consumers' personal freedom.

Refer to the above? Xiamen Net-Can't I bring my own milk tea to the movies? If it is not clearly stated, it belongs to the "overlord clause"

Refer to the above? China People's Congress Network-People's Republic of China (PRC) Civil Code