The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 97
... Lawyers sometimes blindly follow their client's instructions . Lawyers , however , need to be forceful and able to tell their clients that their instructions are unrealistic or untenable . In addition , it is important to take time and ...
... Lawyers sometimes blindly follow their client's instructions . Lawyers , however , need to be forceful and able to tell their clients that their instructions are unrealistic or untenable . In addition , it is important to take time and ...
Page 174
... lawyers are in a direct relationship with the client . On this basis there appears no good justification for extending the immunity afforded to Judges and witnesses to counsel . Immunity has also been justified by recourse to the need ...
... lawyers are in a direct relationship with the client . On this basis there appears no good justification for extending the immunity afforded to Judges and witnesses to counsel . Immunity has also been justified by recourse to the need ...
Page 455
... lawyers , some relevant facts are not discovered , and therefore not disclosed . In such circumstances it is doubtful that the lawyers will be regarded as having breached their duty to the Court and that the interim injunction will be ...
... lawyers , some relevant facts are not discovered , and therefore not disclosed . In such circumstances it is doubtful that the lawyers will be regarded as having breached their duty to the Court and that the interim injunction will be ...
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