The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1989 - Law |
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Page 373
... independence of the Judiciary in a number of countries ; something of the background ; and action taken and which might be taken by LAWASIA . The primary object of LAWASIA as expressed in cl 2 ( a ) of the Association's Constitution is ...
... independence of the Judiciary in a number of countries ; something of the background ; and action taken and which might be taken by LAWASIA . The primary object of LAWASIA as expressed in cl 2 ( a ) of the Association's Constitution is ...
Page 375
... independence of the Judiciary : Independence of the Judiciary in the Asian Region : Principles and Conclusion , LAWASIA Report July 1982 . The principles recorded by the Committee constitute a statement of many matters which might be ...
... independence of the Judiciary : Independence of the Judiciary in the Asian Region : Principles and Conclusion , LAWASIA Report July 1982 . The principles recorded by the Committee constitute a statement of many matters which might be ...
Page 376
... independence of the legal profession . Sadly , the very considerable reputation of Malaysia as a good example of constitutional government under the rule of law which was established over the last twenty years has been seriously damaged ...
... independence of the legal profession . Sadly , the very considerable reputation of Malaysia as a good example of constitutional government under the rule of law which was established over the last twenty years has been seriously damaged ...
Contents
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
Wayne Eagleson | 83 |
Copyright | |
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