The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 5Butterworths, 1930 - Law |
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Page 62
... profession is one that commands universal respect and if it is disregarded the consequences are apt to be very disagreeable . There is another point of comparison at any rate - if not of similarity - in this : that in the medical profession ...
... profession is one that commands universal respect and if it is disregarded the consequences are apt to be very disagreeable . There is another point of comparison at any rate - if not of similarity - in this : that in the medical profession ...
Page 75
... profession . It would give our profession a degree of standing and honour to which the ability of its members entitles it . At the same time it would in the highest degree conserve the public interest . Anything that will exalt the ...
... profession . It would give our profession a degree of standing and honour to which the ability of its members entitles it . At the same time it would in the highest degree conserve the public interest . Anything that will exalt the ...
Page 344
... profession is the invariable rule and not , as in this country , the exception , but nevertheless the whole paper , which we reprint below , is of considerable interest to the New Zealand prac- titioner . " As members of a profession ...
... profession is the invariable rule and not , as in this country , the exception , but nevertheless the whole paper , which we reprint below , is of considerable interest to the New Zealand prac- titioner . " As members of a profession ...
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