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Volume 110

October 2015

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In this issue:

- Tribunals - A Five Point Plan for Beating the Rap

- Debt Where is thy Sting

- The Old Bailey and the Innocent Man


Paul Brennan


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Tribunals - A Five Point Plan for Beating the Rap

Since time immemorial, apart from maybe duels, lawyers have been assisting clients at what we used to call “having a bit of a dust up” and is now optimistically described as “Dispute Resolution”.

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Debt Where is thy Sting

As you struggle to manage your personal credit crunch by cravenly avoiding your own creditors while doggedly and indignantly pursuing your debtors, there are a few rules to the game that you should know about.

There are four rules to being a successful debtor:
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The Old Bailey and the Innocent Man

My first appearance, as a solicitor, at the Old Bailey was for a bail application. Just before I was called into court, the police officer in the case said, “Shouldn’t you be wearing a gown?” This made me very nervous especially when I found out a minute later that he was right.

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Disclaimer: The content of the Law & Disorder eZine is to give you legal basics and in some instances, included unashamedly to try and make you laugh. In law, it is sometimes difficult to work out what is serious and what is just for fun. Therefore, if you plan to do anything legal, rely on your own lawyer's advice or instruct me to look at the particular facts of your case. Not only will I deny responsibility for the legal content but also for some of the jokes. 
 
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