Ranom legal Question

[No1newts]

I studied law and I done a dissertation on this area but my brain has decided to shut down.

So what is the case where lord denning argued "thus far and no further"? Fir the life of me I cant remember

 

[Ahleckz]

White and Others v. Chief Constable of South Yorkshire and Others.

 

[RickST]

I done a dissertation on this area

my brain has decided to shut down.

Clearly.

 

[RickST]

White and Others v. Chief Constable of South Yorkshire and Others.

Are you sure?

 

[Noble-Kebab]

I done a dissertation on this area but my brain has decided to shut down.

Heh

 

[No1newts]

http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/ld199899/ldjudgmt/jd981203/white04.htm

Much appreciated.

Couldn't find it through the google search on iphone.

Edit: because people seem to find it amusing that I may forget something, it was 7 years ago when I completed my dissertation, probably studying to a level significantly higher than those sniggering that I may forget something.

 

[Pudney]

Much appreciated.

Couldn't find it through the google search on iphone.

Edit: because people seem to find it amusing that I may forget something, it was 7 years ago when I completed my dissertation, probably studying to a level significantly higher than those sniggering that I may forget something.

More to do because you "done" a dissertation on it most likely.

 

[JayMax]

probably studying to a level significantly higher than those sniggering that I may forget something.

Did you done LLB(Hons) then?

 

[No1newts]

The joys of the grammar police!

If only I was so mighty I could have been an Internet hero too!

Thanks to those who helped though!

 

[JayMax]

To be fair, I (personally) would expect a law graduate to be pretty good at grammar and language etc

 

[Cleeecooo]

To be fair, I (personally) would expect a law graduate to be pretty good at grammar and language etc

This tbh

 

[Bunka]

To be fair, I (personally) would expect a law graduate to be pretty good at grammar and language etc

Hate to say it, but +1 on that.

 

[Biohazard]

Why is that? You can get as many judges who are idiots.

 

[King Damager]

To be fair, I (personally) would expect a law graduate to be pretty good at grammar and language etc

This.

Personally I'm putting it down to it being late enough, with a degree he's stressed about enough, to be drinking too much

kd

 

[Bunka]

Why is that? You can get as many judges who are idiots.

Idiots yes, but well educated in the art of manipulating the English language to their benefit.

*edit* Thinking about it, I wouldn't call any judge an idiot, far from it. In some cases out of touch, perhaps deluded but never an 'idiot'. It takes a hell of a lot of work, knowledge and intelligence to reach that level.

 

[No1newts]

This.

Personally I'm putting it down to it being late enough, with a degree he's stressed about enough, to be drinking too much

kd

I had plenty but it seems wrong one word condemns you in the ocuk world I guess despite the general standard of ocuk grammar

Anyhoo I got the information I needed which is much appreciated, I will work on my grammar though in future rather than working on my degree, my career and life in general I will ensure my grammar is correct

Thanks all

 

[Biohazard]

Idiots yes, but well educated in the art of manipulating the English language to their benefit.

*edit* Thinking about it, I wouldn't call any judge an idiot, far from it. In some cases out of touch, perhaps deluded but never an 'idiot'. It takes a hell of a lot of work, knowledge and intelligence to reach that level.

A shame a few of them need to be reminded of things from time to time.

 

[[FnG]magnolia]

A shame a few of them need to be reminded of things from time to time.

C'mon, what did he put you away for?

 

[Biohazard]

C'mon, what did he put you away for?

Clean slate me guv. Just saying, the profession isn't bullet proof.