by Paul Sandford | Nov 22, 2020
Contact us Recently, in the course of watching a re-run of an episode of the 1980s television drama Auf Wiedersein Pet I was particularly struck by what was said during a rather heated discussion between a couple who were in the process of divorcing. The man, Oz, who...
by Paul Sandford | Nov 15, 2020
Contact us As an undergraduate law student, one of the most useful pieces of guidance that I received came from a lecturer who facilitated a sequence of seminars on the topic of “rights”. In the context of looking at different political and legal regimes and...
by Paul Sandford | Nov 11, 2020
Contact us A few months ago, I successfully facilitated a discussion in connection with a neighbour dispute involving two adjacent tenants. The process was instigated by their landlord, a small, publicly funded Housing Association. In essence one party had made...
by Paul Sandford | Nov 6, 2020
Contact us Whilst recently browsing through an old cookbook (1) I chanced upon a particular “recipe”, a herbal remedy for treating grey hair and turning it brown. “All” one has to do is the following: Put a teaspoonful of loose tea and a teaspoonful of dried sage in a...
by Paul Sandford | Oct 22, 2020
Contact us Recently I read a short story entitled “The Tale of the Merchant” [1] which gives an anecdotal account of some of the attempts of some 17th Century Indian town guards to clamp down on food smuggling during a famine. One of the suspects was a rice merchant. ...
