Letters, address & protocol

Letter to the Chancellor of the University (where we know that the Chancellor is not a Professor or a Doctor) with care regarding matters of address and protocol.

Letter to a Dean of a Faculty of a University with care regarding matters of address and protocol.

A letter speaking to anyone who reads it. Used mostly for reference regarding such matters as previous employment or completed projects etc.

Letter to Chief Judge of the Court with care regarding matters of address and protocol.

Letter to a Stipendiary Magistrate with care regarding matters of address and protocol.

Formal letter to the Chancellor of the University with care regarding matters of address and protocol. If you don't know if the Chancellor is a Professor or a Doctor, use this one.

Letter to a Professor of a University.

An interesting set of warnings that might be appropriate for, say, a newsletter sent out via e-mail, though they are totally inappropriate for SPAM-type advertising documents, because no court would uphold you forcing your document on someone and then expecting them to uphold the rules attached to it. In any legal agreement there has to be some kind of handshake. 

Letter to the Chancellor of the University (where we know that the Chancellor is also a Professor) with care regarding matters of address and protocol.

Letter to the Chief Judge of the District Court with care regarding matters of address and protocol.