As the English language is supposedly the legal profession's stock-in-trade, it would be welcome if one of the 'outraged' corporate legal advisers quoted in your report (see [2006] Gazette, 11 May, 1) knew the difference between 'infer' and 'imply'.
Jonathan Austin, Boys & Maughan, Margate
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