The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 50Butterworths, 1975 - Law |
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Page 127
... accept new clients . In Otara , the work of the free legal advice service has been frustrated because firms in and commercial work in the area , firms are finding it difficult to serve their existing clients let alone take on new work ...
... accept new clients . In Otara , the work of the free legal advice service has been frustrated because firms in and commercial work in the area , firms are finding it difficult to serve their existing clients let alone take on new work ...
Page 329
... accept a rigid legal system which fails constantly to re - examine its premises , which consciously or unconsciously reverts to a mechanical application of the law in spite of change and which will inevitably , if it follows this course ...
... accept a rigid legal system which fails constantly to re - examine its premises , which consciously or unconsciously reverts to a mechanical application of the law in spite of change and which will inevitably , if it follows this course ...
Page 472
... accept these delays , and I think we always have to accept that while at the Court of Appeal it is most important that matters be argued fully without any sense of urgency or haste , I still believe we as lawyers get a little too ...
... accept these delays , and I think we always have to accept that while at the Court of Appeal it is most important that matters be argued fully without any sense of urgency or haste , I still believe we as lawyers get a little too ...
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