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Page 113
... discussion about freedom of expression , noting that its importance has long been recog- nised by the common law . She moves quickly to a discussion of individual dignity , which she describes as another impor- tant human right , albeit ...
... discussion about freedom of expression , noting that its importance has long been recog- nised by the common law . She moves quickly to a discussion of individual dignity , which she describes as another impor- tant human right , albeit ...
Page 145
... discuss the possibility of eliminating the terms " barrister " and " solicitor " and adopting " lawyer " . Discussion was apparently stultified by the fact that no one present really knew what they were meant to be discussing . But it ...
... discuss the possibility of eliminating the terms " barrister " and " solicitor " and adopting " lawyer " . Discussion was apparently stultified by the fact that no one present really knew what they were meant to be discussing . But it ...
Page 191
... discussion of a number of nineteenth century cases decided in the wake of Bovills Act ( now reflected in ss 5 and 6 of the Partner- ship Act 1908 ) . The discussion , whilst interesting , is only of marginal rele- vance to the ...
... discussion of a number of nineteenth century cases decided in the wake of Bovills Act ( now reflected in ss 5 and 6 of the Partner- ship Act 1908 ) . The discussion , whilst interesting , is only of marginal rele- vance to the ...
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Lawyers and accountants where | 7 |
Advertising Manager | 36 |
Elisabeth Burgess | 72 |
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