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... Lord Chancellor , Lord Mackay , have certainly caused discussion and some considerable dismay . A favourable article by Simon Gorton on the issue , and a lengthy comment , less favourably inclined , from the Solicitors Journal were ...
... Lord Chancellor , Lord Mackay , have certainly caused discussion and some considerable dismay . A favourable article by Simon Gorton on the issue , and a lengthy comment , less favourably inclined , from the Solicitors Journal were ...
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... Lord Keith of Kinkel , and Lord Bridge of Harwich . These were concurred in , with greater or less degree of comment , by the Lord Chancellor , Lord Brandon , Lord Ackner , Lord Oliver , and Lord Jauncey . The case is Murphy v Brentwood ...
... Lord Keith of Kinkel , and Lord Bridge of Harwich . These were concurred in , with greater or less degree of comment , by the Lord Chancellor , Lord Brandon , Lord Ackner , Lord Oliver , and Lord Jauncey . The case is Murphy v Brentwood ...
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... Lord Atkin , Lord Reid , Lord Wilberforce , though I hope the Lord Chancellor will permit me to say that it could surely never be suggested of a Scot , like Lord Reid , that his feet were not on the ground . It is a commonplace that in ...
... Lord Atkin , Lord Reid , Lord Wilberforce , though I hope the Lord Chancellor will permit me to say that it could surely never be suggested of a Scot , like Lord Reid , that his feet were not on the ground . It is a commonplace that in ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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