The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1987 - Law |
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Page 81
... Lawyers may or may not be good at solving these problems . However , it is assuredly the fact that the lawyer must overcome the myopia of his legal training if he is to be at all useful in negotiating franchise arrangements . Lawyers do ...
... Lawyers may or may not be good at solving these problems . However , it is assuredly the fact that the lawyer must overcome the myopia of his legal training if he is to be at all useful in negotiating franchise arrangements . Lawyers do ...
Page 89
... lawyers , and hence Judges , to questions involving economic subject matter is quite different from that of economists . The lawyers ' approach reflects the centuries - old tradition of looking at problems as an attempt to do justice ...
... lawyers , and hence Judges , to questions involving economic subject matter is quite different from that of economists . The lawyers ' approach reflects the centuries - old tradition of looking at problems as an attempt to do justice ...
Page 190
... lawyer on the premises , Bob Breech , remarks that he is amused how lawyers no matter how compartmentalized they might be , impose their own narrow experience on the length and breadth of the profession . They tell us confidently that ...
... lawyer on the premises , Bob Breech , remarks that he is amused how lawyers no matter how compartmentalized they might be , impose their own narrow experience on the length and breadth of the profession . They tell us confidently that ...
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JR OConnor | 115 |
Rt Hon Sir Alexander Turner | 127 |
Andrew Beck | 180 |
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