The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 40Butterworths, 1964 - Law |
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Page 126
... held in the " Chamber Room of the Supreme Court Build- ing " , the nerve centre of the body that controls our profession has been sustained in quarters held on sufferance and by courtesy of the Department of Justice . In the intervening ...
... held in the " Chamber Room of the Supreme Court Build- ing " , the nerve centre of the body that controls our profession has been sustained in quarters held on sufferance and by courtesy of the Department of Justice . In the intervening ...
Page 153
... held . The President of the Society , Mr E. D. Blundell , did the honours and thanked all those who had been working on the building . Towards the Opening At this last Council meeting for 1963 all was reported as going well except that ...
... held . The President of the Society , Mr E. D. Blundell , did the honours and thanked all those who had been working on the building . Towards the Opening At this last Council meeting for 1963 all was reported as going well except that ...
Page 463
... held for his client in his trust account , was correct , he said that it had been too long held to be the law of New Zealand that , in the case of an insolvent client , such a lien does not prevail against the Official Assignee , for ...
... held for his client in his trust account , was correct , he said that it had been too long held to be the law of New Zealand that , in the case of an insolvent client , such a lien does not prevail against the Official Assignee , for ...
Contents
Building SchemesRestrictions as | 7 |
Licence by River Board to Remove Shingle | 11 |
Takeover Bids and the Press | 12 |
Copyright | |
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