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There are limited sunday trading hours. Some shops choose to get around this by opening an hour earlier but not opening the tills. It's a loophole really, and
by eterm 13y ago
There are limited sunday trading hours. Some shops choose to get around this by opening an hour earlier but not opening the tills.
It's a loophole really, and it isn't true that all shops must wait, just those that choose to use this loophole.
Also it's based on size of shop, so not all shops have limits on trading hours.
- arethuza 13y agoI don't think any of these Sunday trading hours rules apply in Scotland. The "apply for university before you know your exam results" doesn't apply here either. However, one of our legal oddities is that we have an extra verdict available in criminal trials, as well as "guilty" and "non guilty" we also have "not proven": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Not_proven http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Not_proven [Corrected - I said "innocent" rather than "not guilty"]
- RobAley 13y agoJust for clarification, in England we have "Guilty" and "Not Guilty", there is no "innocent" here. The closest to an "innocent" verdict is probably the dismissal of charges by a judge.