The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 20Butterworths, 1944 - Law |
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Page 82
... referred to the example set by Mr. Innes , who had done so much to set high standards for the pro- fession and enhance the regard in which the profession is held by the public in general . On behalf of the local practitioners , he ...
... referred to the example set by Mr. Innes , who had done so much to set high standards for the pro- fession and enhance the regard in which the profession is held by the public in general . On behalf of the local practitioners , he ...
Page 122
... referred . The two Acts there in question were the same as those which we are now considering ; and the Court held , after reviewing all the authorities , including the passage from Michell v . Brown to which we have referred , that s ...
... referred . The two Acts there in question were the same as those which we are now considering ; and the Court held , after reviewing all the authorities , including the passage from Michell v . Brown to which we have referred , that s ...
Page 134
... referred to in s . 73 , that is , to the proceedings originally before the Board and referred to the Court for settlement and determination . As the learned Chief Justice pointed out , Mr. Justice Cooper was considering a proceeding ...
... referred to in s . 73 , that is , to the proceedings originally before the Board and referred to the Court for settlement and determination . As the learned Chief Justice pointed out , Mr. Justice Cooper was considering a proceeding ...
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