The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 19Butterworths, 1943 - Law |
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Page 53
... further appointments of King's Counsel . Those who hold this view would , no doubt , stress that the patent of King's Counsel has its origin and justification in professional conditions peculiar to England and the very reverse of those ...
... further appointments of King's Counsel . Those who hold this view would , no doubt , stress that the patent of King's Counsel has its origin and justification in professional conditions peculiar to England and the very reverse of those ...
Page 54
... further advantages at the expense of their fellows , and thus further facilitate the building - up of connections and standing which will be a decided handicap in their favour when the war is over . It can be said with confidence that ...
... further advantages at the expense of their fellows , and thus further facilitate the building - up of connections and standing which will be a decided handicap in their favour when the war is over . It can be said with confidence that ...
Page 125
... further evidence to be either by oral examination in Court , by affidavit , or by deposition taken before an Examiner or Commission . Such further evidence may be given without special leave upon interlocutory applications , or in any ...
... further evidence to be either by oral examination in Court , by affidavit , or by deposition taken before an Examiner or Commission . Such further evidence may be given without special leave upon interlocutory applications , or in any ...
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