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Page 48
... Rule 1.6 or Rule 3.3 would permit or require with respect to a client , or when information the had become generally known ; or ( 2 ) reveal information relating to the representation except as Rule 1.6 or Rule 3.3 permit or require ...
... Rule 1.6 or Rule 3.3 would permit or require with respect to a client , or when information the had become generally known ; or ( 2 ) reveal information relating to the representation except as Rule 1.6 or Rule 3.3 permit or require ...
Page 159
... rule concerns the effect of a proceeding which is required by some other rules to be commenced in a certain way . The awkward problem of the " motion " required by Companies ( Winding up ) r 49 therefore remains and , technically ...
... rule concerns the effect of a proceeding which is required by some other rules to be commenced in a certain way . The awkward problem of the " motion " required by Companies ( Winding up ) r 49 therefore remains and , technically ...
Page 165
... rule - making power under s 11 expressly authorised this rule . He considered that a particular trade practice did not have to be expressly or specifically stated in an Act in order to be " expressly authorised " by that Act ( p 668 ) ...
... rule - making power under s 11 expressly authorised this rule . He considered that a particular trade practice did not have to be expressly or specifically stated in an Act in order to be " expressly authorised " by that Act ( p 668 ) ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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