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Right, it can be tricky and no method would be perfect. Sometimes courts when faced with an inherently ambiguous problem use a “reasonableness test”, which is
by awb 4y ago
Right, it can be tricky and no method would be perfect.
Sometimes courts when faced with an inherently ambiguous problem use a “reasonableness test”, which is basically taking it on a case by case basis and deferring to the current cultural climate to call BS on suspect claims.