| If they had wanted legal advice, then they should have appointed a legal assessor, not a draftsman and made that clear to the parties. |
| In such a case, a patentee cannot be in a better position than a patentee who properly instructs the draftsman. |
| Even if the documents had been with the costs draftsman the Respondent could have gained access to them or could have obtained a copy. |
| A 13th-century English writer and draftsman, Matthew Paris, is represented by compelling close-up, tinted portrayals of the Virgin and Christ. |
| On an ethical issue we depend far more on professional integrity than on text cobbled together by the parliamentary draftsman. |
| He has worked as a painter, draftsman, photographer, muralist, sculptor and performance artist. |
