The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 19Butterworths, 1943 - Law |
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... COUNSEL IN WAR - TIME . SUMMARY OF RECENT JUDGMENTS . THE MEANING OF " ILLEGITIMATE. VOL . XIX . No. 5 F. an endeavour were made to ascertain the views of the actively practising lawyers of this Dominion upon the subject of the ...
... COUNSEL IN WAR - TIME . SUMMARY OF RECENT JUDGMENTS . THE MEANING OF " ILLEGITIMATE. VOL . XIX . No. 5 F. an endeavour were made to ascertain the views of the actively practising lawyers of this Dominion upon the subject of the ...
Page 54
... Counsel necessarily makes opportunities available to younger men desirous of building up practices in barristerial work . When appearing in Court , a King's Counsel must , except in special cases , have a junior counsel briefed with him ...
... Counsel necessarily makes opportunities available to younger men desirous of building up practices in barristerial work . When appearing in Court , a King's Counsel must , except in special cases , have a junior counsel briefed with him ...
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... counsel too short ; or to prevent information by questions , though pertinent . " course , no Judge of any experience would nowadays interrupt a cross - examination by cutting off evidence or counsel too short . As counsel opens the ...
... counsel too short ; or to prevent information by questions , though pertinent . " course , no Judge of any experience would nowadays interrupt a cross - examination by cutting off evidence or counsel too short . As counsel opens the ...
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