The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 17
... proceedings within the competence of junior counsel ; Average proceedings requiring counsel of average skill and experi- ence ; and Complex proceedings which re- quire counsel with special skill and experience . It will clearly be ...
... proceedings within the competence of junior counsel ; Average proceedings requiring counsel of average skill and experi- ence ; and Complex proceedings which re- quire counsel with special skill and experience . It will clearly be ...
Page 55
... proceedings . The principal submission for the plain- tiff was that , as disciplinary proceedings were in concept quasi - criminal and could involve severe penalties affecting the lives and livelihood of individuals , the extension of ...
... proceedings . The principal submission for the plain- tiff was that , as disciplinary proceedings were in concept quasi - criminal and could involve severe penalties affecting the lives and livelihood of individuals , the extension of ...
Page 409
... proceedings already on foot , or to defend proceedings , but for simplicity sake this discussion is con- fined to leave to bring proceedings . ) A derivative action is justified where the company is unable to sue through wrongdoer ...
... proceedings already on foot , or to defend proceedings , but for simplicity sake this discussion is con- fined to leave to bring proceedings . ) A derivative action is justified where the company is unable to sue through wrongdoer ...
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