The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 27Butterworths, 1951 - Law |
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Page 79
... profession as a composite whole was in evidence at Dunedin . The Conference was honoured by the presence of three of our Supreme Court Judges , who , like all their judicial brethren , do not forget that they are still of the profession ...
... profession as a composite whole was in evidence at Dunedin . The Conference was honoured by the presence of three of our Supreme Court Judges , who , like all their judicial brethren , do not forget that they are still of the profession ...
Page 100
... profession meeting in Conference , you probably ( and understandably enough ) thought that there would be something of self - interest in such a gathering of lawyers . It may have appeared to you that the object of our profession in its ...
... profession meeting in Conference , you probably ( and understandably enough ) thought that there would be something of self - interest in such a gathering of lawyers . It may have appeared to you that the object of our profession in its ...
Page 245
... profession of barrister and the profession of solicitor are , in England , totally distinct and separate in their organization . Here , of course , both branches of the profession are amalgamated . Maybe members of the profession in New ...
... profession of barrister and the profession of solicitor are , in England , totally distinct and separate in their organization . Here , of course , both branches of the profession are amalgamated . Maybe members of the profession in New ...
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Adams E C | 1 |
Public Highways in New Zealand as defined | 2 |
J South Africa Hon A van de S 329 | 12 |
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