不斷打電話罪和硬幣條例

1. Yes. Under Section 20(c):

http://www.hklii.hk/chi/hk/legis/ord/228/s20.html

(By the way, the case number for this case is TWCC1424/2015.)

2. There is no definite answer. However, when evaluating the action and the speech involved, the court will determine if this is offensive enough to a reasonable person.

Calls regarding collection usually does not fall under this as its call is legitimate in nature. At the least, if a debtor does not owe money, no call will be ever made.

3. Unfortunately:

a. The offender must persistently, not occasionally, contact the victims. Most advertisement are occasional.

b. You must report to the police to initiate the criminal proceedings.

4. A cause or reason that a ordinary person can accept. Not necessary, as some of these calls may be consented based on your privacy preference.

5. No. Coinage Ordinance is a civil law. In short, the law simply allows any merchants to refuse as a right. It does not stop any merchants from accepting more than $2 in coins less than $1.

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