Horrible inconsiderate sick fuck sinkie Micheal!

[HTOLAS]

The section below provided by a previous contributor covers 5 cent coins.

Why no law on 5 cents?

I hate it when any stall that I patronise give me 2x5 cents change. If more or do that too often, that is the last time I am going there.

Currency Act Chapter 69..part:

(c)
in the case of coins of a denomination lower than 50 cents — for the payment of an amount not exceeding $2.

 

[TopSage]

The legal tender law is threre to prevent people from doing funny things like paying a $1 bill with one cent coins that would inconvenience cashiers and waiters. Not only does this person show he isignorant of the law and inconsiderate to service staff .....he is so arrogant to complain when he is in the wrong, he should be apologising for wasting everybodys time ......I am surprise the smrt staff were so patient to try to Explain legal tender to him....and he still doesn't Get it ....thisnis so humiliating

Currency Act Chapter 69..part:

(3) Coins issued by the Authority, if the coins have not been illegally dealt with, shall be legal tender up to their face value in Singapore as follows:
(a)
in the case of coins of a denomination exceeding 50 cents — for the payment of any amount;
(b)
in the case of coins of a denomination of 50 cents — for the payment of an amount not exceeding $10; and
(c)
in the case of coins of a denomination lower than 50 cents — for the payment of an amount not exceeding $2.

The MRT Station personnel is right, the user is just stating the point...I bet many of you do not know this law!!! Any Merchants or banks can refuse to accept in accordance to the Currency Act... but then again..sometime common sense prevails!

 

[halsey02]

Why no law on 5 cents?

I hate it when any stall that I patronise give me 2x5 cents change. If more or do that too often, that is the last time I am going there.

There was a law it says that, they can only accept 1ct coins up to a $1, 5ct & 10ct up to $2, the currency act was never rigidly enforced, until Michael, tested the MRT Staff.. ha ha ha ha

It is true that, any merchant can by LAW do not accept coins payment for those amount up to $2 & the banks too have that right, not to accept, but by customer relation...this had bee overlooked.

Everyday..you people, will learn all sort of archaic laws here, that includes The Woman's Charter, unless you bump into them, you would not know they existed from time immemorial.

Is that law that states you cannot have oral sex or any other position in fornication, still exist? including the one, that, no no of the same sex or rubbing 'tofu' by the other sex??

 

[scoobydoo]

The section below provided by a previous contributor covers 5 cent coins.

hmm, once i was at this hawker centre, think in bt merah view.
the stall selling "pau", displayed prominently that they do not accept "5 cents" coins.
hmm, is this the Currency Act or Pau Act?

 

[halsey02]

hmm, once i was at this hawker centre, think in bt merah view.
the stall selling "pau", displayed prominently that they do not accept "5 cents" coins.
hmm, is this the Currency Act or Pau Act?

You didn't scold the Pau seller, "Chow Chee Pau"??? no??

 

[scoobydoo]

You didn't scold the Pau seller, "Chow Chee Pau"??? no??

hmm, No leh.
scold, get into trouble meself.
hmm, better Leport to MAS?
what u tink?

 

[halsey02]

hmm, No leh.
scold, get into trouble meself.
hmm, better Leport to MAS?
what u tink?

MAS will lee direct you to the Sales of Goods Act...you never read the law...it is between the buyer & the seller, he can accept payment in kind, if the pau seller want to...the definition of "kind" is wide...so be careful ha ha ha but the Currency Act covers you up to $2, but you must borrow that card from the MRT Station master to point out to the Pau seller...who in return, will scold you, "Chow Chee Pau"...I don't sell you...and that is under the Sales Of Goods Act... ha ha ha ha