The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 5Butterworths, 1930 - Law |
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That Lord Haldane was a great lawyer , a most successful barrister , and one of the most eminent of England's Lords Chancellors is perhaps not well known beyond the ranks of the legal profession . He was born Richard Burdon Haldane — An ...
That Lord Haldane was a great lawyer , a most successful barrister , and one of the most eminent of England's Lords Chancellors is perhaps not well known beyond the ranks of the legal profession . He was born Richard Burdon Haldane — An ...
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Lord Halsbury . Frederick the Great , like Cicero , complained of the lawyers ; and his Code was , as he said himself , to get rid of them . The Code Napoleon , imperfect as it was , and is still alleged to be , was , nevertheless , an ...
Lord Halsbury . Frederick the Great , like Cicero , complained of the lawyers ; and his Code was , as he said himself , to get rid of them . The Code Napoleon , imperfect as it was , and is still alleged to be , was , nevertheless , an ...
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A similar system was devised by the late Lord Acton in respect of history , and is being successfully carried out . The result is not a London Letter . encyclopędia , it is not a mere collection of cases , but a number of treatises ...
A similar system was devised by the late Lord Acton in respect of history , and is being successfully carried out . The result is not a London Letter . encyclopędia , it is not a mere collection of cases , but a number of treatises ...
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