Out of Print
Fay Green's legal poems, from the humour of sharp-suited estate agents and the Property Misdescriptions Act to the poignancy of a prisoner wanting someone to miss him when he dies, are the insider's controversial views on the law.
The foreword is by the Right. Hon. Sir David Croom-Johnson, Judge of the High Court Q.B.D. 1971-1984, Lord Justice of Appeal 1984-1989 and eminent for his work conducting Home Office Inquiries and Committees and Chairman of the Crown Agents Tribunal 1978-1982.
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