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Thanks [USER=57577]@Value Collector[/USER]

That may carry some truth in contracted sales where options for how the contract is to be paid are negotiated and written in and signed off on.

I see problems with an entity such as Coles putting up a sign for a 5% charge on cash which devalues legal tender which in itself has a binding contract written in to it.

I’ll check with some barristers when they come down from court to spend their cash on drinks.

gg

[QUOTE="Garpal Gumnut, post: 1215635, member: 2555"] Thanks [USER=57577]@Value Collector[/USER] That may carry some truth in contracted sales where options for how the contract is to be paid are negotiated and written in and signed off on. I see problems with an entity such as Coles putting up a sign for a 5% charge on cash which devalues legal tender which in itself has a binding contract written in to it. I’ll check with some barristers when they come down from court to spend their cash on drinks. gg [/QUOTE]

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