Bogus commercial heraldry....

[Dukeof Kircaldy]

I am not barrack room lawyer. I have a degree from the University of Exeter and have been admitted to the Bar for nearly 20 years.

Ah, I wondered when the "barrack-room lawyers" would come out.

I suppose I should chalk it up to "a fool and his money are soon parted", but I have little sympathy for these businesses. Yes, it may not fit the legal definition of fraud, but to the heraldry community, it is fraud nonetheless, because someone is being duped into buying arms that are not theirs. I suppose it's a bit like the online places selling term papers to students; whilst it may not be illegal in the eyes of the law, but does that really justify it?

Regards,

Todd

[macwilkin]

I am not barrack room lawyer. I have a degree from the University of Exeter and have been admitted to the Bar for nearly 20 years.

I suppose they don't teach what smileys such as mean at Exeter.

Apologies for the offence; rest assured I meant none towards your chosen profession.

T.