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0944 Although a private social club might not be a business establishment and therefore not subject to the anti-discrimination provisions of the Unruh Civil Rights Act, a club that derives a significant amount of revenue and indirect financial benefit from the use of its facilities and the purchase of goods and services on its premises by persons who are not members of the club is a business establishment subject to the Act and is prohibited from denying membership benefits to women.CitationWARFIELD v PENINSULA (Men Only) 10 C4 594 [See: CivC 51; Warfield v Peninsula 214 CA3 646; Rotary v Board 178 CA3 1035; Burks v Poppy 57 C2 463; O'Connor v Village Green 33 C3 790; Isbister v Boys' Club 40 C3 72; Warfield v Peninsula AT 3/93]
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