The Bill of Rights 1688 (or why [certain] MP’s are still scum)
In a week when we finally thought Mr Viggers was going to get his comupence for the duck house fiasco, those crafty dishonourable members have pulled a fifth ace from up their sleeves. The Bill of Rights, 1688. So all Legg’s work is for nothing. Keir Starmer’s agonising over the issue is meaningless. Because of [...]
Posted at 1:49 pm on February 7, 2010 | leave a comment | Filed Under: Criminal Law, Politics | Tagged: Expenses, MP's, Parliament, Bill of Rights, Parliamentary Privelege, Fraud, Theft | read on
Formalities for Gifts and Trusts
… Unit 2: Sub-unit 1 and it’s time to get technical in and equitable way! This follow-up activity takes the form of a problem question examining the correct method of transferring property, either as an outright gift or to form part of a trust. Note this exercise concerns life time giving, I’ll look at wills [...]
