The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 97
... important to take time and advise the client why that is your advice . Keep the client informed Depending on the seriousness of the charge and the com- plexity of the case , the number of times that a lawyer and client will discuss the ...
... important to take time and advise the client why that is your advice . Keep the client informed Depending on the seriousness of the charge and the com- plexity of the case , the number of times that a lawyer and client will discuss the ...
Page 343
... important to keep the new legislation in perspective . Perceptions fuel expectations and we have al- ready seen the destructive effect on business confidence caused by uninformed comment from both sides . While the new Act does make ...
... important to keep the new legislation in perspective . Perceptions fuel expectations and we have al- ready seen the destructive effect on business confidence caused by uninformed comment from both sides . While the new Act does make ...
Page 350
... important feature of a self - governing entity , but it is equally important for public regulation . The problem of regulatory creep , where new layers of regulation are added to control the side effects of the previous ones , can be ...
... important feature of a self - governing entity , but it is equally important for public regulation . The problem of regulatory creep , where new layers of regulation are added to control the side effects of the previous ones , can be ...
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