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This page is reserved for a complete breakdown of the RTA 1991, Schedule 6 breaches, that occur. This is not conjecture. As this is being unfolded plrease refer to here.......
It is important to understand that there is trust being given here and it is being abused along with the relevant statutory breach that renders the omissions actionable as a cause. Proving it, is not easy, the Author has done so, and it was achieved by using several disciplines at his disposal, which are here...
This is to be written up.... This section refers to CPR 75. 5 where the bailiff is hovering, the coucil have rejected your appeal, and the court officer at TEC has to take a decision, behind closed doors. You have to be VERY careful here. A form N244 must be filed as soon as the decision is taken, to get the case transferred to the local CC and that enables you to get eventually and possibly a FAIR and PUBLIC trial, also. TF. Meantime read here...
* Culpability as the function of anticipation and expectation. * Syllogistic reasoning with either the classic major & minor premises or implied premises. * The three laws of thought that render judgments irrefutable in any time, world or space. * Their corresponding verification using matrix truth tables in the calculus of logic. * Judgments of subsumption and comparison. * Scientific Methodology and its substrate of necessary and sufficient conditions in nomic relationships. * Venn Diagrams and class concepts. * Frege's 'Sense and Reference', and Russel's 'On Denoting'. * Newtons 1st law of motion upgraded with the teleology of goal seeking entities, and observations of their employment in what is best described as the function of a goal and the critical path being followed in a course of conduct, that includes the management of personnel on a 'need to know' basis and precision manipulation to permit the parties coming to the front and stating truthfully they are 'NOT AWARE'. * Widespread use of economy of truth, and false emphasis in the art of 'suppression veri' and 'suggestio falsi'. * Cloaking assertions in the aforesaid economies of truth, and providing the context that gives them credibility and authority that is fallacious. * Classic fallacies, plus a new set of fallacies of conduct observed in widespread use, and underpinning 'spin'. References are also made to Heraclitus, theory of flux, Plato's forms, and Aristotle's laws of thought, where the chrono topology of the laws of thought is set outside the framework. * And the more objective correspondence theory that is intuitive in Aristotle's definition of Truth as opposed to Russell's that is more subjective. * Unambiguous and unequivocal contextual inferencing, a discipline that is not as far as the author can see, used widely if at all. It has its complexities and relies on aggregates of conjunctive and disjunctive propositions. Probably this is the more difficult to understand, but is was many times, and in a cause in action twice, to absolute precision in a determination, and established as very reliable at a high level in the balance of probabilities. Where possible, these will be explained in short sentences that give greater insight. The academia for these expositions are not required by the reader at all, they are stated as references, and will be referred to very briefly. While this all sounds perhaps somewhat pretentious, I shall depose two sentences that are exemplary of two of the disciplines in use here, to show they are most certainly not mere abstractions but that civilisation as we know it relies on them entirely for their efficacy and pragmatic reliability. TWO disciplines. 1. Scientific methodology and the use of necessary and sufficient conditions. Sufficient and necessary conditions. Best expressed as a conditional, easily understood in this simplest of unqualified example. IF there is one simple condition, or nomic relationship for the existence of life, THEN, the presence of oxygen is necessary for life, if and only if the absence of oxygen is sufficient for the absence of life. If there are more conditions, then substitute water for oxygen in the above and you have two conditions or causes. If there are more, one may substitute vitamin D, and observe what happens and discover that where it is absent then rickets occurs and where present it does not, so that has determined a cause of rickets, but not life. These principles are behind medical aetiologies, and all nomic or causal relationships. 2. Truth and correspondence, theory much easier. ”To say of what is that it is not, or of what is not that it is, is false, while to say of what is that it is, or of what is not that it is not, is true.”