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I am a total slut. |
@Angelique I'm ENTJ...Can I be Prime Minister of Singapore nao? |
@chipotlecoyote Gravy in stockings? Ewwwwww |
Property law slaughter. |
@TheRedKirby meaty and succulent? |
Went out with Darklurker for lunch because he's in the area. He looks much younger than he is...and harmless. |
First red bull in a week. Been abstaining, but looks like I have to rely on it again. |
Oh look, I'm liable to be mobilised by the army in the middle of my exams. WTF |
Sigh. I can't attend the Anime Festival Asia concerts because I'm stuck in the library studying. |
I want to make lives better, and I will succeed. |
@wirelessmouse That would mean no more mousie, though. =( |
@wirelessmouse Nooooooo! T_T |
So screwed for company law. |
Megarry & Wade says Ricquier is wrong too. HAH I WIN. |
-Comment removed due to a copyright and breach of trust claim by classmate.- |
Reading deeper into Prudential Assurance, legal periodic tenancies only arise at the failure of a fix term lease, at equity or law. |
THINK OF THE KITTENS! |
And think of the practical effects! An equitable lessee can turn around at the end of his term and say, "Nyah, legal periodic tenancy!" |
You're making equitable fix term leases worthless, and shitting on the doctrine of privity of estate. |
No, Prof. Ricquier. You cannot have legal periodic tenancies arising automatically out of possession and payment of rent. |
