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All’s fair in love and war

I have written elsewhere that legal proceedings are not a search for truth. Nevertheless, in legal proceedings, as in war, there are limits to restrain the parties.

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Yes I did! No you did’nt!

Even in the midst of happiness there is dissatisfaction.

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Private Investigators

Exemptions aside, anyone who “conducts investigationsâ€? for a client, for remuneration is required to have a licence.

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When did you stop beating your wife?

Giving evidence carries risk.

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Circumstantial evidence

There is a perception that circumstantial evidence is inferior to direct evidence. That perception is wrong but its articulation often conceals a deeper problem; the ability to understand the relationship of one fact to another fact is a variable and is dependent on the discovery of that factual relationship, by society, and, fortuitously, intelligence in the individual to make the discovery his/her own.

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Back Injury

The Minister did make specific provision by regulation for the duties of employers to avoid injury to employees in the lifting of weights and loads.

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Quarries

The Minister has issued guidelines to the planning authorities on quarries. The guidelines emphasise that “registrationâ€? does not authorise an unauthorised development.

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Criminal Legal Aid

The court found that as a matter of probability, a defendant will be afforded a fair trial in summary proceedings in the District Court while represented solely by a solicitor.

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Yahoo!

Jerry Yang of Yahoo did not need to read the judgment of the House of Lords in Walford v Miles (1992) 2 AC 128 to appreciate the principles of commercial negotiations.

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Case Management is here

Judicial Case Management is a system designed to identify and define issues in dispute and to reduce delays, costs and unnecessary pre-trial activities.

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