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Disputes should be settled fast

SOCIETY tends to take for granted the basic services provided by postmen, hospital doctors and family dentists.

Disputes should be settled fast

Tue, 20 Aug, 2002 - 01:00

Yet they are as much part of the fabric of modern life as buses or trains or computers.

Inescapably, when such fundamental provisions are disrupted, serious questions arise.

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