k80bex.bsky.social
KC; Homicide, Fraud, Organised Crime. Houseboat dweller now reluctant landlubber to accommodate arthritic cat’s refusal to climb steep stairs (now RIP aged almost 22). Views my own.
https://redlionchambers.co.uk/barrister/kate-bex-qc/
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London but happy to deliver
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A vet friend of mine has seen these two on FB. They are in Glasgow and they need a new home because the owner is moving to Malta
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No just about it. My heart belongs to a deaf little old lady cat
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There are currently 5 going 24/7 and we live in only 750 sq feet. The Glaswegian built Phoebe a shelf as a refuge but it’s no way to live.
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😻
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Aah no, that would be frying pan into fire. I’d forgotten Spangle has a sister
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I think at 10 Mully is in the prime of his life. Darling Mr P would undoubtedly find Mully a bit stressful 😂. Dogs have masters, cats have staff.
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Oh gosh yes he is very statesman like and would take to being the Magdalen Mouser with aplomb
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Hi you need to follow me so I can DM you. Thx
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He is neutered, vaccinated and microchipped
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He is good natured to humans even when doing something he would prefer to avoid like holding still while his claws are trimmed or being put into the pet carrier, never growled or scratched. It’s a shame but I think some/most cats prefer to live without other cats
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I have never tried him but I doubt he’d eat a whole one. Seriously though, he is a solid chap both mentally & physically so I expect he would be unfazed. He is also surprisingly fleet of foot (for example after a pigeon) so he would be able to flee if he needed to.
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@samraincock.bsky.social may be able to help
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Much appreciated
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Magic. Thx v much
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Aah, that sounds relevant. In what circs would a renter have a licence instead of an AST? Where rents are particularly high value?
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Thx. It confirms that the PLA’s proposal to make it a crim offence for a licensee to remain at the mooring if the licence to moor is terminated, notwithstanding a real dispute as to the validity of the termination, is yet another example of how those who live on water not land are more vulnerable
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The context relates to residential houseboats which are outside L&T law and where there is a proposal to make it a criminal offence for a licensee to remain at the mooring if the licence to moor is terminated, notwithstanding a real & arguable dispute as to the validity of the termination
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Thx! Yes made before but always looking for new and improved!
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Great thx
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How do you make your Caesar dressing?
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“Definitive study”. God give me strength.
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www.thetimes.com/article/283b...
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Fank gawd for my 🛵. And having arrived super early at the wrong one (Smithfield) which meant I still had time to get to the correct one (Hatton Garden). Not quite the calm unruffled 🦢 approach I had been going for
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I went to the wrong ETC Events venue for my silks’ interview
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Me too. Also useful for sealing gap down side of blinds/curtains
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The cushions & fabric panel on the bed are banished to the top of wardrobe for the entire stay
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“I spent a proportionate amount of time looking through to the document to see whether it included any typographical corrections and other obvious errors properly so called.”
So about ten minutes then.
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“The world’s most beautiful shortcut”
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I understand it is troubling but the jury heard the evidence. I am sure that it was unintentional but your OP runs the risk to a casual reader of undermining the validity of the verdict and thereby the CJS. I was not there so will not express a view one way or the other whether they got it right
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The Glaswegian has form for buying back from the charity shop