Nothing in writing; do you know why it’s a policy many corporations and government departments encourage? For example, here’s an extract from an email cited in the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry: “Please ensure that this communication reaches everyone in… Continue Reading →
Disclosure duties of banks raise some questions from a customer viewpoint. While many of Australia’s “laws” seem to show favour to the corporation, rather than “the little guy”. So what are the disclosure duties of major banks and financial institutions… Continue Reading →
Quantum language parse syntax grammar technology developed by David-Wynn Miller, leverages mathematics to ensure the correctness of sentence construction. DWM’s Quantum Grammar is based on mathematics, and maritime law, in which the definitions of words depend on others that precede… Continue Reading →
Conduct Unconscionable, or unconscionable conduct, refers to behaviour that is so unfair that it goes against good conscience. Unconscionable conduct is often decided by the “Reasonable Person Test,” a legal benchmark. However, it’s all very vague and ambiguous when evaluating… Continue Reading →
Letter to lawyers and their alleged debt claims. This is not legal advice. Do your own research before you blindly “cut and paste”: You claim to be appointed and/or representing HJKL bank, but fail to provide any evidence or supply… Continue Reading →
All Caps names, Proper names in all capital letters, are often used in legal documents for clarity and emphasis. This convention helps to ensure that names are easily identifiable and distinguishable within the text. This is important in legal contexts… Continue Reading →
Fraudulent misrepresentation is a legal term, commonly known as “fraud.” None of this is legal advice or financial advice. Do your homework before blindly jumping into action. Fraudulent misrepresentation involves the deliberate transmission of false information or deceptive behaviour. Often… Continue Reading →
The “reasonable person test” is legal principle, a means of evaluating behaviour in various legal contexts. However, there are instances when behaviour emerges that is so egregiously unfair, it not only contravenes social norms but also strikes at the heart… Continue Reading →
Deceptive trade practices in Australia occur daily, through the “smoke and mirrors” of conveyance of language. When an organization, corporation, or any other entity employs deceptive language, it constitutes what we term as “deceptive trade practices.” Such actions often result… Continue Reading →
Banks vs Post Office raises the question whether there is much difference with the way that “we the people” are treated by large corporations. The recent scandal surrounding the UK Post Office’s treatment of its subpostmasters has sent shockwaves through… Continue Reading →
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