The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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NZLJ. ADMIRALTY PRACTICE Tom Broadmore , Barrister , Wellington reviews Toh Kian Sing " Admiralty Law & Practice " ( Butterworths Asia , 1998 ) ARBITRATION BOOKS Carole Durbin , Simpson Grierson , Auckland LETTER. T he red tide of Empire ...
NZLJ. ADMIRALTY PRACTICE Tom Broadmore , Barrister , Wellington reviews Toh Kian Sing " Admiralty Law & Practice " ( Butterworths Asia , 1998 ) ARBITRATION BOOKS Carole Durbin , Simpson Grierson , Auckland LETTER. T he red tide of Empire ...
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... practice and related matters it was said at para 2.13 . It seems that the world - wide reluctance in the past to engage in joint practice simply reflected the separate development of the professions , the desire of each pro- fession to ...
... practice and related matters it was said at para 2.13 . It seems that the world - wide reluctance in the past to engage in joint practice simply reflected the separate development of the professions , the desire of each pro- fession to ...
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... practice as solicitors also . The forced abandonment in 1915 of joint practice is the only instance where Parliament has intervened in an institution already operating as part of the prerogative , and it affected counsel already ...
... practice as solicitors also . The forced abandonment in 1915 of joint practice is the only instance where Parliament has intervened in an institution already operating as part of the prerogative , and it affected counsel already ...
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