The supreme court of China recently upheld a law that falls under the ‘Inequality Clause’ that says that restaurants are not allowed to forbid you to bring your own booze. They go on further to say that setting a price limit for the minimum a customer must spend is also a violation of this law.
The court say that customers can now report an establishment for breaking this clause. That seems a little drastic as the number of complaints they will get is sure to be abundant.
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So people may bring their own drinks to a restaurant, buy nothing and sit forever?
Feb 22, 2014 18:46 Report Abuse
Thank God. I always hated spend this much min. But really I do not see this changing anything. Laws are not really enforced in China.
Feb 21, 2014 13:39 Report Abuse
I'd like to read more but there are no sources cited. This "inequality clause" seems interesting.
Feb 20, 2014 22:17 Report Abuse
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