4 If a business literally has an "exact change only" policy, that can't be enforced in post-pay situations. But if they have a "you are free to overpay, but we won't give you change back", …

Jul 8, 2016 · There is even a greater chance that they would refund the difference, just as a sensible business practice. "Exact change" is legal and can even be the law, especially in …

Oct 21, 2023 · A vending machine accepts only cash and only exact change. There is no explanation of this in the signage as you approach the toll station or enter the highway miles …

Typical applications are real estate transactions, car sales, and wages. the buyer must give exact change (L112-5) the seller might refuse payment involving more than 50 coins (article 11 of …

Possible duplicate of When can "exact change" policies be enforced?. In particular, stated and referenced in that question: "Private businesses are free to develop their own policies on …

If it's a legal issue, I can just change the soundbites to something generic but it would mean more to her for it to be a Little Einsteins thing. Will the physical likeness itself be a possible …

Jul 4, 2022 · Do I have legal obligation to change the payment method at a restaurant, if they refuse to (but have the ability to) accept my credit card?

Jan 4, 2021 · However, the result will be that my publication will contain text which is an exact copy of the 1974 text, over which the publisher apparently reserves rights and expects …

Jun 1, 2019 · If this was in fact allowed, why wouldn't the plaintiff always change the requested damages after more evidence comes to light before a trial? There are two rules involved. If a …

Are there limitations (reasonableness, exact change, etc.) or must they accept cash payments without limitation? I'm aware private businesses do not have to accept cash, but people also …