The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 19Butterworths, 1943 - Law |
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... PROFESSION . " The profession of the law seems to have fallen on evil days as compared with the time when I first entered it , and its future is dark and uncertain . Never- theless , knowing all that , if I had the chance to start again ...
... PROFESSION . " The profession of the law seems to have fallen on evil days as compared with the time when I first entered it , and its future is dark and uncertain . Never- theless , knowing all that , if I had the chance to start again ...
Page 75
... profession . A large number take the view that while it is a perfectly proper institution in England where the professions of barrister and solicitor are entirely separate , it is an unwanted excrescence on a system of practice where ...
... profession . A large number take the view that while it is a perfectly proper institution in England where the professions of barrister and solicitor are entirely separate , it is an unwanted excrescence on a system of practice where ...
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... profession would cause no disruption of his friendships with those who remain in it . That would be too great a price to pay for any promotion . His earnest hope was that his friendships in the profession would increase , because he ...
... profession would cause no disruption of his friendships with those who remain in it . That would be too great a price to pay for any promotion . His earnest hope was that his friendships in the profession would increase , because he ...
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