For your interpretation to be correct, the NCoC only needs the introduction as everything else would be worthless! You are basically saying that every time they give us some detail, it can be overridden by the introduction?Why not? It is there in black and white, they may give you more restrictive rights than in the NCoC if it is a condition of the ticket.
I strongly disagree. The introduction is saying that there may be some restrictions. The detail then tells us where these may occur.
Yes, that does comply. So some times do "comply" and some don't have to comply, is that what you are suggesting?There are no TOC specific conditions for the advance fares, so any restriction is printed on the ticket, this complies with the NCoC.
If it's not a restriction, it's not a restriction. If it is a restriction, it is a restriction.If there is a something in the conditions of a ticket which does not allow travel on a particular TOC, it doesn't need to be on the ticket because it is a condition of the ticket, not a restriction.
To suggest that a restriction doesn't have to be given because it's a condition that restricts, is absurd in my opinion.