The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 51Butterworths, 1976 - Law |
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Page 264
... lawyer , Mr I B Prolix , has founded an organisation which , he says , " is intended to bridge the chasm of misunderstanding across which lawyer and layman suspiciously peer " . Called Lawyers for Lunch , the organisation has been set ...
... lawyer , Mr I B Prolix , has founded an organisation which , he says , " is intended to bridge the chasm of misunderstanding across which lawyer and layman suspiciously peer " . Called Lawyers for Lunch , the organisation has been set ...
Page 395
... lawyer and fight effectively as individuals to secure a remedy . Also , they will readily join together and with the aid of lawyers take effective action as a pressure group . Poverty , however , is not merely a misfortune . It is a ...
... lawyer and fight effectively as individuals to secure a remedy . Also , they will readily join together and with the aid of lawyers take effective action as a pressure group . Poverty , however , is not merely a misfortune . It is a ...
Page 449
... lawyers serving on the five law reform committees . If this number of extremely capable individuals is prepared to work on a part - time basis , without remuneration , then can it be automatically stated that because New Zealand has ...
... lawyers serving on the five law reform committees . If this number of extremely capable individuals is prepared to work on a part - time basis , without remuneration , then can it be automatically stated that because New Zealand has ...
Contents
Admiralty Rules 1976 The J | 39 |
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way | 61 |
Revolution | 73 |
Copyright | |
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