The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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... University had appointed a number of staff who lacked academic qualifications . Rather than issue a public statement in refutation , the president of the university and some of the named staff instructed one of the biggest law firms in ...
... University had appointed a number of staff who lacked academic qualifications . Rather than issue a public statement in refutation , the president of the university and some of the named staff instructed one of the biggest law firms in ...
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... university degree at all and within living memory law was largely taught in New Zealand by practitioners whose only qualification was a heavily professionally oriented LLB . But today we are coming to an end of a generation for whom it ...
... university degree at all and within living memory law was largely taught in New Zealand by practitioners whose only qualification was a heavily professionally oriented LLB . But today we are coming to an end of a generation for whom it ...
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NZLJ. 香港城市大學 City University of Hong Kong City University of Hong Kong is a well - established degree - granting institution in Hong Kong directly funded by the government through the University Grants Committee ( Hong Kong ) ...
NZLJ. 香港城市大學 City University of Hong Kong City University of Hong Kong is a well - established degree - granting institution in Hong Kong directly funded by the government through the University Grants Committee ( Hong Kong ) ...
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