The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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... practice to absorb all graduates . Students and the profession itself need accept that the situation must necessarily evolve whereby private practice is not the natural destination but rather one of the several destinations a law ...
... practice to absorb all graduates . Students and the profession itself need accept that the situation must necessarily evolve whereby private practice is not the natural destination but rather one of the several destinations a law ...
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... practice of the recognised professions . The deficiencies inherent in the present arrangements for practical training for lawyers have already been commented on ( see [ 1978 ] NZLJ 489 ) and should not be allowed to detract from the ...
... practice of the recognised professions . The deficiencies inherent in the present arrangements for practical training for lawyers have already been commented on ( see [ 1978 ] NZLJ 489 ) and should not be allowed to detract from the ...
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... practice was for medical reports to be sought by both plaintiff's and defendant's legal advisers and if the case pro- ceeded to trial then those experts who supplied reports or some of them were called as witnesses . It was the practice ...
... practice was for medical reports to be sought by both plaintiff's and defendant's legal advisers and if the case pro- ceeded to trial then those experts who supplied reports or some of them were called as witnesses . It was the practice ...
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