A judge has ruled against a man in the UK who tried to settle a £800
($1,270) accounting bill with five crates filled with small coins, stating
that the debt was “not properly paid.” The disgruntled customer dumped the
boxes in the garden of a co-director at the accounting firm that he owed.
The executive returned home to find a payment weighing 166 kg (365 pounds).
As it turns out, UK law prohibits paying in change if the bill is more than
£10.

(This is Money, 15 May
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-Laye
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