The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 30Butterworths, 1954 - Law |
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... practice is governed by State statute or by Rules of Court of the State in which the applicant resides . who are ... practice . We do not distinguish between barristers and solicitors as you do ; the requirements are the same ; the terms ...
... practice is governed by State statute or by Rules of Court of the State in which the applicant resides . who are ... practice . We do not distinguish between barristers and solicitors as you do ; the requirements are the same ; the terms ...
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... PRACTICE FOR STUDENTS . The most significant difference in legal education is the contrast in attitude toward law - office practice as part of legal education . In most States , if not all , in the United States , practical experience ...
... PRACTICE FOR STUDENTS . The most significant difference in legal education is the contrast in attitude toward law - office practice as part of legal education . In most States , if not all , in the United States , practical experience ...
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... practice in this matter is not known , but , in any event , it appears that the practice is not now uniform.38 38 In Gunn y . Nicholls , Gresson , J . , . was dealing with an appeal against the dismissal of a charge against a licensee ...
... practice in this matter is not known , but , in any event , it appears that the practice is not now uniform.38 38 In Gunn y . Nicholls , Gresson , J . , . was dealing with an appeal against the dismissal of a charge against a licensee ...
Contents
In Your Armchairand Mine Scriblex 15 31 | 15 |
Statutory Restrictions and Approvals 386 | 231 |
Judicial Control | 280 |
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