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... professional misconduct ? The High Court held that it did not . The policy is not as absolute as the words " zero ... professional relationship . A sexual relationship with a former patient is also unethical if the doctor exploited any ...
... professional misconduct ? The High Court held that it did not . The policy is not as absolute as the words " zero ... professional relationship . A sexual relationship with a former patient is also unethical if the doctor exploited any ...
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... professional and the public interest in the administration of justice " ( para 47 ) . Once put in these terms , the Privy Council said the law was well established . No longer was it necessary to balance these competing public interests ...
... professional and the public interest in the administration of justice " ( para 47 ) . Once put in these terms , the Privy Council said the law was well established . No longer was it necessary to balance these competing public interests ...
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... professional privilege , abrogation is not to be easily implied . One might go so far as to say that it should never be implied , but that would be too categorical . Certainly , where the legislature is dealing expressly with questions ...
... professional privilege , abrogation is not to be easily implied . One might go so far as to say that it should never be implied , but that would be too categorical . Certainly , where the legislature is dealing expressly with questions ...
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