The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 39Butterworths, 1963 - Law |
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Page 123
... regard the Police as symbolic of law , order and decency , and entitled to a proper regard and respect . Al- though of late years I have not had so close an association with the work of the Police , my observations lead me to believe ...
... regard the Police as symbolic of law , order and decency , and entitled to a proper regard and respect . Al- though of late years I have not had so close an association with the work of the Police , my observations lead me to believe ...
Page 173
... regard to fault . The Practice of Insurance The fault principle is only a travesty when there is either a widespread practice of insuring against such liability , or ( as with traffic acci- dents ) the Legislature compels potential ...
... regard to fault . The Practice of Insurance The fault principle is only a travesty when there is either a widespread practice of insuring against such liability , or ( as with traffic acci- dents ) the Legislature compels potential ...
Page 305
... regard this aspect seriously , could still have their clerks attend personally . From my experience , though , I have found that not all law clerks go through this phase of training even now when personal searching is the only method ...
... regard this aspect seriously , could still have their clerks attend personally . From my experience , though , I have found that not all law clerks go through this phase of training even now when personal searching is the only method ...
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