Hi people!

well my final exams are in mid october n i realised quite painfully that my notes are in disarray. By chance i found this really INTERESTING abstract. Ladies, feast your eyes upon this!

"1. Whereas it is necessary to make more effectual provision for regulating the assize and fixing the price of bread in the several towns throughout this Province, and more particularly to define the same; Be it therefore enacted by the King's most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and Assembly of the Province of Upper Canada, constituted and assembled by virtue and under the authority of an Act passed in the Parilament of Great Britain, intituled, "An Act to repeal certain parts of an Act passed in the fourteenth year of His Majesty's reign, intituled, "An Act making more effectual the provision for the Government of the Province of Quebec, in North America" and to make further provision for the Government of the said Province", and by the authority of the same. That form and after the passing of this Act, it shall and may be lawful for such of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace residing within the limits of any town in this Province, where a Police is now or hereafter may be established, or residing within the limits of any town or towns, to assemble on the first and third Saturday in each month, at the Court House, in each and every of the said towns, respectively; and two of the said Justices being then and their present, are hereby authorised and required to assize and fix the price of bread; and if more than two of the said Justices being then and there present, the majority shall fix and determine the same for each ensuing intermediate period; or if any default shall be made by reason of the non-attendance of the said Justices, or in case no change, alteration or modification, be found neccessary, then the last assize made shall continue to be in full force and effect, until the same shall be varied and changed by a new assize, in a manner above mentioned. "

1825 (U.K.) 6 GEO 4, published in PUBLIC ACTS VOLUME 1, 1792 - 1840

lol....notice the entire thing is essentially 2 SENTENCES!!

oh, this was the normal form legislation took till the early 1960s when legislators finally got it into their heads that people don't understand what the heck they were writing. The above is regulating the price of bread, by the way.

Imagine writing like that for GP exam, I think Mrs Seng would just toss our scripts out of the window, allowing it to return to Mother Nature, from where it came. ^^ Our defence would probably be: IT IS LEGAL! lol. Somehow I don't think she would take kindly to it. hehe

sigh

"Why can't the English, learn to speak?" Professor Henry Higgins, My Fair Lady.

HAVE FUN GIRLS!^^

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weird sj

hahaha...missed me?

oops....just my alter ego which lately needs to be realised ever so often.

anyhow...i am feeling really happy about defeating one of my guy friends in an argument.

it started at dinner.

i went down with my dictionary in hand. (yes, all law students NEED to buy a thick 11th edition copy of the Oxford Concise Dictionary) Located the mutated specimen of human life, and slammed the dictionary on the table, startling everyone.

"I am going to defeat you with this!" I declared.

He was stunned for a grand total of 10 seconds.

"Haha...I win today!" I declared with a victorious smile.

^^
basically we have a little bonding argument like everyday during dinner. Whoever who is speechless for more than 10 seconds LOSES.

ahhh...good times....


PS: the reason why we have to obtain that bloody dictionary for law is because its earlier edition apparently made a debut in court. Law is a synical subject, capable of twisting the mind. I never look at words the same way ever.

>.<

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