Kaipaith said:Consumer rights do not mean that you get to ask for whatever you want in a shop and get it handed to you at whatever price you demand, and get a refund when you break it.
SCOTTISH NOTES ARE NOT LEGAL TENDER. Neither are Bank of England notes whilst in Scotland.
I've gone off on a tangent, but oh I could go on so much...
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To continue the tangent ...
Legal tender (in Scotland or the rest of the UK) does not exist when you are paying for goods in a shop. There is no such concept. The concept of legal tender only exists if you are settling a debt.