It follows that the quantum of damages in private nuisance does not depend on the number of those enjoying the land in question. |
The policy in question is less than a year old and this is the first election for which it has been in place. |
The standard of tax office internal safeguards, repeatedly found wanting, are again in question. |
It seems to me that part of the dilemma you are discussing herein is not a function of the art in question per se. |
Kerrie admitted having drunk two shots of absinthe, a shot of vodka and a can of Stella Artois lager on the night in question. |
Furthermore it's equally hard to believe that the song in question is that old. |