You can beg to differ as much as you like.WalneyOne wrote: ↑Sun Jun 28, 2026 10:07 pmI beg to differ.Pedro wrote: ↑Sun Jun 28, 2026 9:31 pm
You can do just that.
Not sure if you have used the legal system I have.
I took the Government to a Tribunal and inspite being told by a Secretary of State he could not help me I actually won and a change in the law was rubber stamped to amend the law by the Supreme Court.
I was told by a High Court Judge that what I proposed over another case was not possible.
The Solicitor I retained said what I wanted was impossible at that point.I asked are you a Freemason because I know a lot in Chambers are normally, it's like dogshit you can smell them a mile off .
Luckily he was not.
I took my case to the solicitors complaints bureau hardly impartial and they found in my favour.
My philosophy is were there is a will there is a way.
No doubt you would have been in the Sir Arthur
Wilson brigade in the first world war when we were loosing ships and it was suggested we use submarine to fight back he said it's unbritish.
Oh yes and I've won in a case in Berlin but the German courts are far better as they cap cost.
I only have an LLM from Cambrige and over 30 years experience in contract law.
The devil as they say is in the detail.
Boris Johnson ,Starmer , Thatcher all had good University degrees but no common sense.
I found when doing my degree how many people lacked common.sense.
How many cases have you had go to a judgement?
I've had a few .
The German system is far better .
The VSEL fixed holiday strike was a breach of contract but it went through because it was the only way the contract could allow the submarine programme to be late and not be penalised by MOD.
TUPE is fine in legislation but it does not end up protecting people
When I did my degree a Professor said to me a degree is fine but you need a degree of common sense
We just want 30 points from the first 10 games
