2026-10-01
Martin Geddes has made a name for himself by analysing the ways in which the official legal process can go awry, somehow often to a plaintiff's detriment.
"All are equal before the law, but some are more equal than others" as Squealer might have noted in Animal farm had he had to go to Court for a Court Order before despatching old faithful Boxer to the knacker's yard for the tender retirement care of the "Liverplod Care Pathway" ...
Complete with an appropriately quaint and perhaps unfamiliar relic of English law upon which the case should perhaps have been judged, this case is of interest because it pitched an individual citizen against a large corporate entity. The Law of course should favour neither but judge the case on its merits, according to law statute and legal precedent.
