The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1989 - Law |
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Page 57
... means by which a Chief Justice would be involved in dealings with the administration , with Government ? By no means , but it is going to be a very useful and workable funnel into which quite a number of Law clerks are all going to have ...
... means by which a Chief Justice would be involved in dealings with the administration , with Government ? By no means , but it is going to be a very useful and workable funnel into which quite a number of Law clerks are all going to have ...
Page 113
... means whereby justice is sought to be done within the limits of human understanding and of social resources . No system of justice can be perfect ; but every system of justice must have the idea of perfection as its ideal or it will ...
... means whereby justice is sought to be done within the limits of human understanding and of social resources . No system of justice can be perfect ; but every system of justice must have the idea of perfection as its ideal or it will ...
Page 157
... means that they occupy a key position in the moneylending industry . An incorrect appraisal can produce adverse results : to the lender it could mean that a loan is not adequately secured ; to the borrower who has relied on the ...
... means that they occupy a key position in the moneylending industry . An incorrect appraisal can produce adverse results : to the lender it could mean that a loan is not adequately secured ; to the borrower who has relied on the ...
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
Wayne Eagleson | 83 |
Copyright | |
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