uk.people.disability

On 26 Aug, 17:18, Robbie wrote:
> pete wrote:
> > I have a copy of the Ipswich Dock Act 1837 and the 1852 revision. Both
> > state there should be a 30 feet wide passage each side of the dock and
> > a 40 feet wide passage each side of the river beside the dock. These
> > laws are current but they are being ignored and blocks of luxury flats
> > are being built blocking these passages. How can I as a LIP enforce
> > this Act and stop the passages around the dock and river being
> > blocked?
> > pete
> > /
> > /photos/ipswich
>
> go see a solicitor?

If he uses the services of a solicitor, not only would he break the
habit of a lifetime, he could no longer claim to be an LIP.

Others might consider him to be an LIP, but the acronym would not then
mean "Litigant In Person".

I leave it to you all to devise alternative meanings and, however
uncomplimentary they may be, to post them here; I am sure that it
would not be difficult to improve on "Litigious, Irritating Person".

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