The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1983 - Law |
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Page 38
... profession vis a vis the public ? Restriction certainly does infringe a basic liberty in a free society and there must be a corresponding justification beyond emotive appeals to the " sanctity " of the profession . Scale fees : Whilst ...
... profession vis a vis the public ? Restriction certainly does infringe a basic liberty in a free society and there must be a corresponding justification beyond emotive appeals to the " sanctity " of the profession . Scale fees : Whilst ...
Page 120
... profession might be considerably improved . The present concern about " simpler drafting " is an expression of the concern of the community and profession alike that lawyers should use words which are more capable of understanding by ...
... profession might be considerably improved . The present concern about " simpler drafting " is an expression of the concern of the community and profession alike that lawyers should use words which are more capable of understanding by ...
Page 193
... profession of the law , but also for those , family friends and sponsors , who have supported and encouraged , and perhaps endured you , through the arduous and no doubt trying years of study that now , you may think , lie behind you ...
... profession of the law , but also for those , family friends and sponsors , who have supported and encouraged , and perhaps endured you , through the arduous and no doubt trying years of study that now , you may think , lie behind you ...
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