PARADOX OF THE COURT

A court should not find in favour of Lock Haven Law School. Winepol has a contract with the school which states that fees are payable only when he wins his first case. He has not yet won a case, so the fees are not payable. However, Professor Protagoras is right to think that the consequence of Winepol’s victory in this case would be that his fees become payable. Therefore, if the school were to launch a second case against Winepol – in the event that Winepol refused to pay the fees having won the first case – it would surely win it. Continue reading Paradox & Riddles Solutions →