The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 10Butterworths, 1934 - Law |
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Page 34
... University . Senate of the University now has the final say . The candidates whom it approves the Judges must accept . According to the views of that body for the time being it may prescribe an examination , and courses of study ...
... University . Senate of the University now has the final say . The candidates whom it approves the Judges must accept . According to the views of that body for the time being it may prescribe an examination , and courses of study ...
Page 64
... University and that of the legal profession . For some purposes it is useful to treat these as separate , although they are ultimately identical . The interest of the University in law is simply the pursuit of abstract truth in relation ...
... University and that of the legal profession . For some purposes it is useful to treat these as separate , although they are ultimately identical . The interest of the University in law is simply the pursuit of abstract truth in relation ...
Page 229
... University and professional legal education , and sum up the difference in the maxim : " the University illustrates principles by examples ; the professional bodies explain examples by reference to prin- ciples . " In other words , the ...
... University and professional legal education , and sum up the difference in the maxim : " the University illustrates principles by examples ; the professional bodies explain examples by reference to prin- ciples . " In other words , the ...
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