The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 170
... counsel . Senior counsel places great reli- ance upon junior counsel in all aspects of trial preparation . Yates , as client , was entitled to expect that the solicitors , and both junior and senior counsel would give due consideration ...
... counsel . Senior counsel places great reli- ance upon junior counsel in all aspects of trial preparation . Yates , as client , was entitled to expect that the solicitors , and both junior and senior counsel would give due consideration ...
Page 371
... Counsel . This paper outlines the history of the office in Eng- land and its extension to New Zealand ; then to ... counsel the Queen in Her matters when I shall be called and duly and truly minister the Queen's matters and sue the ...
... Counsel . This paper outlines the history of the office in Eng- land and its extension to New Zealand ; then to ... counsel the Queen in Her matters when I shall be called and duly and truly minister the Queen's matters and sue the ...
Page 372
NZLJ. This declaration preserves the identity of these senior counsel as " Her Majesty's Counsel learned in the law " . There is little evidence of why Queen's Counsel were only introduced in 1907 , fifty years after Australia , and ...
NZLJ. This declaration preserves the identity of these senior counsel as " Her Majesty's Counsel learned in the law " . There is little evidence of why Queen's Counsel were only introduced in 1907 , fifty years after Australia , and ...
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