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NZLJ. disciplinary jurisdiction over solicitors , and no general powers equivalent to those that may be exercised over solicitors under its inherent jurisdiction and pursuant to RSC Ord 62 , Rule 11 ( costs against solicitors personally ) ...
NZLJ. disciplinary jurisdiction over solicitors , and no general powers equivalent to those that may be exercised over solicitors under its inherent jurisdiction and pursuant to RSC Ord 62 , Rule 11 ( costs against solicitors personally ) ...
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... Solicitor ( 1981 ) 131 SJ 1063 . The facts were as follows . The applicant had used the respondent , a firm of solicitors , for over ten years and regarded them as his " family solicitors " - although at the time of this application the ...
... Solicitor ( 1981 ) 131 SJ 1063 . The facts were as follows . The applicant had used the respondent , a firm of solicitors , for over ten years and regarded them as his " family solicitors " - although at the time of this application the ...
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... solicitors from acting as solicitors for an opposing party in the litigation in this court . It is a procedure apt to bring about a situation whereby that other party changes his solicitor , a step of primary and paramount concern to ...
... solicitors from acting as solicitors for an opposing party in the litigation in this court . It is a procedure apt to bring about a situation whereby that other party changes his solicitor , a step of primary and paramount concern to ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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