The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 19Butterworths, 1943 - Law |
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... solicitor practises as a barrister , and no barrister as a solicitor , may take the view that in this country , where ninety - nine out of every hundred barristers practise also as solicitors , it is unnecessary and inadvisable to make ...
... solicitor practises as a barrister , and no barrister as a solicitor , may take the view that in this country , where ninety - nine out of every hundred barristers practise also as solicitors , it is unnecessary and inadvisable to make ...
Page 173
... solicitor taking his proof . In the ordinary course of a solicitor's practice there must necessarily be many occasions on which he must speak or repeat statements about other people which are prima facie defamatory of them . It would be ...
... solicitor taking his proof . In the ordinary course of a solicitor's practice there must necessarily be many occasions on which he must speak or repeat statements about other people which are prima facie defamatory of them . It would be ...
Page 174
... solicitor is entitled to write to third parties whatever his client may desire . Thus , in McKeogh v . O'Brien , [ 1927 ] I.R. 348 , a solicitor , who wrote on his client's behalf to a third party , was held to be in no better position ...
... solicitor is entitled to write to third parties whatever his client may desire . Thus , in McKeogh v . O'Brien , [ 1927 ] I.R. 348 , a solicitor , who wrote on his client's behalf to a third party , was held to be in no better position ...
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