The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
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Page 65
... judgment the lawyer can harm the client . The situation is analogous to a " black box " in that the client's putting his problem into the hands of the lawyer is like putting it in a black box and out of the box comes the result based ...
... judgment the lawyer can harm the client . The situation is analogous to a " black box " in that the client's putting his problem into the hands of the lawyer is like putting it in a black box and out of the box comes the result based ...
Page 86
... judgment has not yet been delivered . There were two interesting cases from Hong Kong - - one an insurance claim ; the second where judgment is also outstanding , a bailment - strictly sub - bailment - case involving fundamental ...
... judgment has not yet been delivered . There were two interesting cases from Hong Kong - - one an insurance claim ; the second where judgment is also outstanding , a bailment - strictly sub - bailment - case involving fundamental ...
Page 364
... judgment . It is not entirely clear how far the judgment is merely proposing conventional norms . The judgment also speaks of very limited judicial review and justiciability ; but the justiciability envisaged extends to transfers ...
... judgment . It is not entirely clear how far the judgment is merely proposing conventional norms . The judgment also speaks of very limited judicial review and justiciability ; but the justiciability envisaged extends to transfers ...
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