Legal Stuff

I just had one of those expensive mornings. You know, the REALLY fucking
expensive mornings. The ones where you have your Brief, Junior Council
and Senior Council sitting in a room giving of their undivided
attention.

They were trying to give me a hard time, tempering my steel as it were.

I don't think Senior Council has been called a **** recently ))

 

He was not obliged for your help in this matter then?

 

What are you being done for?

 

Calling a barrister a **** is perhaps reflective of the fact you actually
are one, and know as little about the law as you do about motorcycles.

k

 

Obviously doesn't work for us then...

 

Unlike Ogden I am sitting on the side of the law.

I admit this is rather unique.

 

I am a ****, of that there is no doubt. I am not OTOH a top posting ****
or one hiding behind a shield of anonymity. Reveal yourself and let's
find out if you bleed red.

 

ASLEF have been denigrating the legal profession? shame on you.

 

You forgot to name your roundabout in the traditional manner

 

Sainsbury's. South East Belfast. Better? lol

 

Now Kenny will respond to your challenge.

 

I still haven't forgiven them for some dodgy singles in the seventies.

 

Did sir mean "doggy" as we were speaking of Kenny?

Makes mental note: don't read ukrm while working from home in the
afternoon.

 

One of which would be "The Bump" IIRC.

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Yer man! How to spend money! I did an afternoon like that once.

Cost me the best part of 10 'very' big ones. We all came up with
different conclusions; but that was a good thing IYSWIM.

 

Puts me in mind of the time I had to remind a barrister that as an
expert witness my first duty lay to the Court. Should have seen his face
when I informed him that I would be answering his questions as I saw fit
and proper, not regurgitating the lines he wanted me to parrot.


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If you were attending court FOC, then you do have a duty to the court. If
you were being paid by someone, you have a duty to the person that is paying
you.

k

 

Which part of the word 'first' did you not understand. BTW these were
potential civil proceedings.

"Experts always owe a duty to exercise reasonable skill and care to
those instructing them, and to comply with any relevant professional
code of ethics. However when they are instructed to give or prepare
evidence for the purpose of civil proceedings in England and Wales they
have an overriding duty to help the court on matters within their
expertise (CPR 35.3). This duty overrides any obligation to the person
instructing or paying them. Experts must not serve the exclusive
interest of those who retain them."

From: http://www.academy-experts.org/protocol.htm



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The only duty is to the truth, you thick ****.

 

That MAY shut the **** up, but I doubt it.


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