The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 45Butterworths, 1969 - Law |
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Page 48
... course is to introduce students to systems of law other than those with a common law base so that they can better judge the strengths and weaknesses of their own system , gain an appreciation of how develop- ments in other legal ...
... course is to introduce students to systems of law other than those with a common law base so that they can better judge the strengths and weaknesses of their own system , gain an appreciation of how develop- ments in other legal ...
Page 448
... course have to submit to arbitration if demanded , as no doubt it will be . " Explained Mr Porterhouse , " it's not the money Mr Brunt . Over the years , my firm and I have paid literally thousands of pounds to the A. & T. and in that ...
... course have to submit to arbitration if demanded , as no doubt it will be . " Explained Mr Porterhouse , " it's not the money Mr Brunt . Over the years , my firm and I have paid literally thousands of pounds to the A. & T. and in that ...
Page 516
... course of this type would need to be sufficiently ambitious to justify disciplined study . Lawyers need not , of course , wait till specially designed courses are arranged for them , and I hope that in Auckland we will be able to ...
... course of this type would need to be sufficiently ambitious to justify disciplined study . Lawyers need not , of course , wait till specially designed courses are arranged for them , and I hope that in Auckland we will be able to ...
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