The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 47Butterworths, 1972 - Law |
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Page 185
... allowed as a deduction . The expenses of wives accompanying members will not be allowed except where the practitioner presents a paper at the conference or where other special circumstances exist . ( f ) Subscriptions Subscriptions to ...
... allowed as a deduction . The expenses of wives accompanying members will not be allowed except where the practitioner presents a paper at the conference or where other special circumstances exist . ( f ) Subscriptions Subscriptions to ...
Page 254
... allowed to set up that the memorandum is insufficient by reason of such omission to satisfy the statute , if the plaintiff chooses to waive the stipulation . " ( emphasis supplied ) . In the course of his judgment in Scolt v . Bradley ...
... allowed to set up that the memorandum is insufficient by reason of such omission to satisfy the statute , if the plaintiff chooses to waive the stipulation . " ( emphasis supplied ) . In the course of his judgment in Scolt v . Bradley ...
Page 369
... allowed to make for his own and his dependants ' expenses when his re- sources are being assessed . For if these are set unrealistically low for the particular country then the main advantages of the legal aid scheme will be pitched at ...
... allowed to make for his own and his dependants ' expenses when his re- sources are being assessed . For if these are set unrealistically low for the particular country then the main advantages of the legal aid scheme will be pitched at ...
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