I am a QC at Doughty Street Chambers in London (www.doughtystreet.co.uk). I practise criminal law and sit part-time as an Immigration Judge. The views expressed in this blog are my own.
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I am sorry. If you think Denning is remembered only for his Edwardian views and mannered prose, you are legally illiterate. Perhaps you are good with juries. Shakespeare and Newton had reactionary views by modern lights as well. It hardly undermines their brilliance. Denning was an intellectual giant. His judgements on estoppel and negligence will be studied long after all other post war MRs are forgotten, Bingham included.