The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2003 - Law |
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... client's opponent . Similarly any duty to the Court , it is reasoned , must be viewed in light of the corresponding duty of an advocate to promote the interests of the client in the face of a hostile Judge or tribunal . In this sense it ...
... client's opponent . Similarly any duty to the Court , it is reasoned , must be viewed in light of the corresponding duty of an advocate to promote the interests of the client in the face of a hostile Judge or tribunal . In this sense it ...
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... client costs . Even the paltry figures in the second schedule of the District Courts Rules may be in excess of the solicitor and own client costs for a CFA . For example , if a lawyer specifies that his or her hourly rate is $ 200 ...
... client costs . Even the paltry figures in the second schedule of the District Courts Rules may be in excess of the solicitor and own client costs for a CFA . For example , if a lawyer specifies that his or her hourly rate is $ 200 ...
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... clients to buy or sell . To get the best result for your client it is important that you understand what are the " hot points " and the " exposures " in order to assist your client in two key areas : • • impact on price . What legal ...
... clients to buy or sell . To get the best result for your client it is important that you understand what are the " hot points " and the " exposures " in order to assist your client in two key areas : • • impact on price . What legal ...
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Reviewing the Arbitration Act 1996 | 34 |
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