The Tender For Law

Volume 3

Sep 05, 2013 1:05 AM

I bought a book the other day from a second hand store called Law in Action, Understanding Canadian Law. It turns out it was a high school law class text (I think). I opened it up and looked at the index, I was, in particular, looking to see if they had anything on trust law. Nothing. So then I go to the definitions page to see if they have PERSON defined. Nothing. Then I started to read various parts of it to see if PERSON is used anywhere in it, and I didn't see that word anywhere, however I did see the word "people" used fairly often.

It was interesting going through it because now realizing/recognizing the real meaning of 'understanding' the information in the book is feeding readers i nsuch a way that they do/will stand under their fraud.

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Cara Small

I love going to second hand book stores and sifting thru all the old dictionaries and law books. I have gotten a pocket 1932 Oxford dictionary for $5 and the original print of "The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms" 1982 also for $5.