Letter: Whom can we taxpayers sue?

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Sir: Now that pupils are to sue their former school for their being educationally disadvantaged (report, 2 December), I presume it will be in order for teachers and pupils to sue disruptive members of the school who make study, progress and life impossible for everybody else.

BERNARD O'CONNOR

Dundee

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