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mistyrains

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05/12/17

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Originally posted by Nik-Lam-Bull ↑

yeah but that is not what i was saying, refusal of service isn't illegal? it's your choice

i was saying that the law allows you to decide to or not to enter a contract with someone, you don't have to say why you arent selling it to them, its your choice

e.g your shop closes at 5pm and someone comes in 4:59 you can choose to not deal with them whether or not they want to pay and it's your choice

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if a shop is open for business to the public, it is not allowed to discriminate against any potential customers based on racial, sexual, religious, etc ground.
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