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Rainer Evers
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26 September 2017
It's incredibly difficult to know what to say, not least because I can hear him tearing me apart mid-sentence for my grammatical errors and lack of clarity.
Here is an example of a typical email exchange.
Me to potential contributors to Compact Contract:
From: Rix, Jason:LT (LN)
Sent: 03 July 2017 16:19
Does anyone fancy doing the first case (recitals and the difference between "suspension")? ...
Rainer's reply:
From: Evers, Rainer:PP (LN)
Sent: 03 July 2017 16:28
To: Rix, Jason:LT (LN)
“The difference between “suspension”” and: 1. A box girder bridge 2. An ocelot’s spleen; or, 3. A Triumph Spitfire front trunnion?
One of my fondest stories involving Rainer is when I was giving a talk to clients on damages. Rainer, who was in the audience, got a call on his mobile. He stood up and started heading towards a door at the back of the room to leave the seminar and take the call. He opened the door and walked in. Only it wasn't a door that led anywhere. It was the door to a cupboard. So he was forced to turn around, nonchalantly, pretending all was well, and find the exit. In the meantime I had to continue my talk without bursting into a fit of giggles.
Rainer, I will miss you.
Jason.
Comments
26 September 2017 at 10:53 am
Angeline Welsh says:
Its a post that Rainer would have been touched by Jason, as am I. Rainer will be greatly missed.
