The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 5Butterworths, 1930 - Law |
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Page 30
... organisation of the Office of the Parlia- mentary Counsel , and with the offer of part and lot in the new organisation . This would have meant , of course , giving up private practice and settling down forever to the exacting work of ...
... organisation of the Office of the Parlia- mentary Counsel , and with the offer of part and lot in the new organisation . This would have meant , of course , giving up private practice and settling down forever to the exacting work of ...
Page 51
... organised trading in a law school is more efficient and economical than the loose and scattered training in an ... organise law schools so as to give students training in the practical work of their profession , and teaching was limited ...
... organised trading in a law school is more efficient and economical than the loose and scattered training in an ... organise law schools so as to give students training in the practical work of their profession , and teaching was limited ...
Page 57
... organisation of the whole body of the English Bar . Each circuit had one organisation of its own in a circuit mess . There was also a kind of organisation of barristers practising in the Chancery Courts . In December , 1883 , a meeting ...
... organisation of the whole body of the English Bar . Each circuit had one organisation of its own in a circuit mess . There was also a kind of organisation of barristers practising in the Chancery Courts . In December , 1883 , a meeting ...
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