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NZLJ. Costs against counsel counsel – a reprieve Duncan Webb , the University of Canterbury and Lane Neave Lawyers finds a new decision on a topic dear to our hearts The new Supreme Court Bruce Harris , the University of. The chances of ...
NZLJ. Costs against counsel counsel – a reprieve Duncan Webb , the University of Canterbury and Lane Neave Lawyers finds a new decision on a topic dear to our hearts The new Supreme Court Bruce Harris , the University of. The chances of ...
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... counsel . COSTS AGAINST COUNSEL As might be deduced from the foregoing , the Lords are clearly not enamoured with the idea of the ready availability of costs orders against counsel . In particular they are unimpressed with the effects ...
... counsel . COSTS AGAINST COUNSEL As might be deduced from the foregoing , the Lords are clearly not enamoured with the idea of the ready availability of costs orders against counsel . In particular they are unimpressed with the effects ...
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... Counsel . This has meant that Queen's Counsel have been seen as objective advocates , playing important roles in helping to uphold the rule of law and assisting in the administration of justice . This high degree of impartiality and ...
... Counsel . This has meant that Queen's Counsel have been seen as objective advocates , playing important roles in helping to uphold the rule of law and assisting in the administration of justice . This high degree of impartiality and ...
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Editorial | 1 |
LexisNexis NZ Limited | 25 |
Reviewing the Arbitration Act 1996 | 34 |
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