The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1989 - Law |
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Page 77
... profession in New Zealand is very much devolved and regionalised , since long before these became political catchwords , and Law Week 1989 will follow that pattern . There is a National Committee which will do a number of things at ...
... profession in New Zealand is very much devolved and regionalised , since long before these became political catchwords , and Law Week 1989 will follow that pattern . There is a National Committee which will do a number of things at ...
Page 123
... profession is in question . For these reasons I believe that the " no - man's land ” that may once have existed between significant breaches of a solicitor's fiduciary duty to his or her client and the kind of misconduct which resulted ...
... profession is in question . For these reasons I believe that the " no - man's land ” that may once have existed between significant breaches of a solicitor's fiduciary duty to his or her client and the kind of misconduct which resulted ...
Page 340
... profession on these matters seems to be premised on the beliefs that ( a ) the psychiatrists do not have any beneficial or curative treatments to offer ; and ( b ) the psychiatrists have messed up mental health care in the past and ...
... profession on these matters seems to be premised on the beliefs that ( a ) the psychiatrists do not have any beneficial or curative treatments to offer ; and ( b ) the psychiatrists have messed up mental health care in the past and ...
Contents
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
Wayne Eagleson | 83 |
Copyright | |
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