The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1999 - Law |
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... relevant to proximity rather than policy . In other words , no relevant duty of care was undertaken to the innocent principals of the solicitors ' firm . The second is that the auditors ' obligation to the New Zealand Law Society does ...
... relevant to proximity rather than policy . In other words , no relevant duty of care was undertaken to the innocent principals of the solicitors ' firm . The second is that the auditors ' obligation to the New Zealand Law Society does ...
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... relevant aspects of the law are not critical to the success of the process . While this may lead to complacency in preparation , lawyers are urged to take the preparation proc- ess seriously . The better prepared a party is for ...
... relevant aspects of the law are not critical to the success of the process . While this may lead to complacency in preparation , lawyers are urged to take the preparation proc- ess seriously . The better prepared a party is for ...
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... relevant circumstances . However , general rules may be stated . WHEN CONSULTATION IS REQUIRED Whether consultation is required usually depends on whether a duty of consultation arises from past practice , a promise of or representation ...
... relevant circumstances . However , general rules may be stated . WHEN CONSULTATION IS REQUIRED Whether consultation is required usually depends on whether a duty of consultation arises from past practice , a promise of or representation ...
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