Observations on the world and its inhabitants
Buying an expensive piece of equipment carries an unspoken assumption that if it turns out to be faulty, the law will step in to put things right. On paper, consumer law in the United Kingdom looks straightforward. In reality, anyone trying to get their money back from a reluctant retailer quickly discovers a wide gap ...
Tarek’s WhatsApp message to Elara and Walker was concise: “2050. The Maxwell scene. This Friday? Gilded Spoon? 17:45PM” The replies came swiftly. Elara’s response: “Intriguing. I’ll be there!”. Walker’s, predictably, was more verbose: “The philosophical crux of the matter. The very soul of the thing. I’m in. Recalling our last enlightening conversation. I’ll be there.” ...
It often appears that there is a widespread misunderstanding of the fundamentals contract law in the UK. This is particularly noticeable when individuals or organisations attempt to introduce new terms and conditions after an agreement has already been made. Many encounters suggest a common belief that additional rules or conditions can simply be imposed once ...
You may not like the evidence. Reality is what it is. Reality doesn’t care what you think or feel about anything! That’s it. I rest my case!
