Lestat
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Scottish notes can be used throughout the UK, as are northern Irish notes, so yes he can use them in agreement with the reatiler. The term legal tender is a misnomer as this applies only to the bank of england, transactions with other notes require the consent of all aprties involved |
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The Ghost
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Yes you can use it in UK stores - scotland is part of the UK after all and you will be a able to spend it in the shops in scotland |
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dick19532003
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scottish pounds are legal tender in the uk same as normal stirling pounds. stores should take them but if you are doubtful just take them to a bank and they will change them for you. |
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D
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Of course you can. |
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Mick B
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use it anywhere its legal tender if it is'nt forged. |
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Froglet
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Scotland and england are two thirds of the uk (along with wales)
Scotland is NOT a 'minor part of england! >:-S
And yes, you can use scottish notes in england - although some shops in england won't accept them. |
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razza
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Yes you can use scottish money in england because it is legal tender but you will probably get a few shopkeepers who will try to refuse it. You could always exchange your money at the bank if you have too many problems. |
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Douglas
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Be proud of Scottish money.
Earn your own and hold your head up.
http://www.moneyme.co.uk/success_2008.pdf
C'mon guys. |
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Dave A
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with the money coming from the best country in the world it will be worth about 3 times the face value of the dirty bank of enguuurland stuff.however a large amount of shops in that quaint little place the call england will refuse to take it. |
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DAVID M
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Legally Scottish money is not legal tender throughout the UK. A shop can refuse to take it and some do just that. However many will accept it and if you have a real problem get it changed in a bank into Bank of England issue notes/coins |
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olgreybuzzard
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Scottish bank notes are not legal tender in England but are negotiable.
Legal tender means that money proffered to expunge a debt must be accepted by the creditor.
However, Bank of England notes and coins are not always legal tender in England and Wales ,even, in certain circumstances.
Until the stagflation of the early `70s, BoE notes were not legal tender on buses and if accepted , the conductor was not obliged to give change.
Coins are legal tender only up to certain amounts. Try paying for your garage bills in all coins !
In recent times , cabbies could refuse to accept £50 notes. |
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ABCDiamond Britzinoz.com
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Scottish Money is NOT actually legal tender in England, however, some shops will take it.
I would suggest changing it at your local bank.
Have a read of this article at the BBC. |
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truth2day
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Yes. Scotland is just a minor part of England. Och aye the noo. |
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