The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 29Butterworths, 1953 - Law |
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Page 307
... privilege must be such as , within a very wide and generous ambit of interpretation , must be fairly referable to the relation- ship , but outside that boundary the mere fact that a person speaking is a solicitor , and the person to ...
... privilege must be such as , within a very wide and generous ambit of interpretation , must be fairly referable to the relation- ship , but outside that boundary the mere fact that a person speaking is a solicitor , and the person to ...
Page 308
... privilege excepted from a wide general phrase " every debtor " because there were no words expressly revoking it . The Solicitor - General sought to distinguish that case on the ground that the present privilege was that of the client ...
... privilege excepted from a wide general phrase " every debtor " because there were no words expressly revoking it . The Solicitor - General sought to distinguish that case on the ground that the present privilege was that of the client ...
Page 323
... privilege is and to what it extends . He continued : In essence , it touches confidential communications passing between a solicitor and his client . It applies both ways . The position is , I think , correctly stated in 4 Wigmore on ...
... privilege is and to what it extends . He continued : In essence , it touches confidential communications passing between a solicitor and his client . It applies both ways . The position is , I think , correctly stated in 4 Wigmore on ...
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