The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1981 - Law |
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Page 124
... accepted that a Minister who wished to avoid suspicion of impropriety must separate himself entirely from any dealings with his family and friends in connection with his portfolio , even if that were in some measure to put them at a ...
... accepted that a Minister who wished to avoid suspicion of impropriety must separate himself entirely from any dealings with his family and friends in connection with his portfolio , even if that were in some measure to put them at a ...
Page 385
... accepted those qualifications as being desirable . Family law practice is accepted as stressful and emotionally demanding . Will Family Court Judges have relief ? Yes . 25 percent of their time will be spent in the general jurisdiction ...
... accepted those qualifications as being desirable . Family law practice is accepted as stressful and emotionally demanding . Will Family Court Judges have relief ? Yes . 25 percent of their time will be spent in the general jurisdiction ...
Page 530
... accepted that the second head of legal professional privilege ( ie head ( b ) above ) embraced reports coming into exis- tence for any number of reasons only one of which needed to be submission to a legal adviser although it was often ...
... accepted that the second head of legal professional privilege ( ie head ( b ) above ) embraced reports coming into exis- tence for any number of reasons only one of which needed to be submission to a legal adviser although it was often ...
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