You don't need to be a barrister. In fact not being one usually makes one more qualified to make such a statement.
Still illegal.
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You don't need to be a barrister. In fact not being one usually makes one more qualified to make such a statement.
Still illegal.
In contravention of which regulation?
Chris
Illegal? or contrary to his supply contract?, which is a civil breach, not a criminal breach.
JGH
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