The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1981 - Law |
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Page 205
... problems facing lawyers who become involved in these pro- ceedings either as counsel ' defending the parent ( s ) or as counsel appointed to represent the child ( ren ) . In the case of counsel for the parents some of these problems ...
... problems facing lawyers who become involved in these pro- ceedings either as counsel ' defending the parent ( s ) or as counsel appointed to represent the child ( ren ) . In the case of counsel for the parents some of these problems ...
Page 319
... problems- problems , as the Chief Justice of the United States of America has said , for which there are no precedents . Secondly , there will be an increasing case load of familiar problems . Thirdly , to help cope with both these ...
... problems- problems , as the Chief Justice of the United States of America has said , for which there are no precedents . Secondly , there will be an increasing case load of familiar problems . Thirdly , to help cope with both these ...
Page 475
... problems . The gist of their argument is that the problems that beset the parties at the time of the marriage breakdown are not judiciable . Attractive as this may seem in theory , in practice professional people who have not had the ...
... problems . The gist of their argument is that the problems that beset the parties at the time of the marriage breakdown are not judiciable . Attractive as this may seem in theory , in practice professional people who have not had the ...
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