The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2003 - Law |
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Page 335
... conveyancing market , time and time again we saw cost cutting measures used to make things cheaper , at the expense of quality . Of course the not - so - wonderful irony is that if we get the present Bill before us wrong it will be ...
... conveyancing market , time and time again we saw cost cutting measures used to make things cheaper , at the expense of quality . Of course the not - so - wonderful irony is that if we get the present Bill before us wrong it will be ...
Page 348
... conveyancing services , ending the legal profession's exclusive right to provide such services . In addition , both lawyers and conveyancers will be able to sell real estate , in competition . with real estate agents . As the sale of ...
... conveyancing services , ending the legal profession's exclusive right to provide such services . In addition , both lawyers and conveyancers will be able to sell real estate , in competition . with real estate agents . As the sale of ...
Page 350
... conveyancers . Conveyancing fees are already so low that it is hard to see any financial loss to the profession from this development . Arguably clients lose from conveyancing services provided to professional and fiduciary standards ...
... conveyancers . Conveyancing fees are already so low that it is hard to see any financial loss to the profession from this development . Arguably clients lose from conveyancing services provided to professional and fiduciary standards ...
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Editorial | 1 |
LexisNexis NZ Limited | 25 |
Reviewing the Arbitration Act 1996 | 34 |
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