The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1987 - Law |
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Page 69
... profession or the employed section of the profession . Are there any outside threats to the profession that you are concerned about ? Obviously the one that most immediately springs to mind is the suggestion that was recently made by ...
... profession or the employed section of the profession . Are there any outside threats to the profession that you are concerned about ? Obviously the one that most immediately springs to mind is the suggestion that was recently made by ...
Page 120
... profession , particularly a member of the legal profession , carries with it an element of service . It would be a sad day for the profession if financial matters become so important that we lost sight of that very important fact . That ...
... profession , particularly a member of the legal profession , carries with it an element of service . It would be a sad day for the profession if financial matters become so important that we lost sight of that very important fact . That ...
Page 212
... profession requires that one puts service before profit . I can't imagine myself in any other occupation . Today my profession is less gentlemanly than it used to be . Members of my profession must become more business - like if they ...
... profession requires that one puts service before profit . I can't imagine myself in any other occupation . Today my profession is less gentlemanly than it used to be . Members of my profession must become more business - like if they ...
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JR OConnor | 115 |
Rt Hon Sir Alexander Turner | 127 |
Andrew Beck | 180 |
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