The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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... lawyers . The World Trade Organisation's ( WTO ) investigation into the world - wide provision of professional services is likely to give lawyers a right of establishment under home title in any of the over 120 countries signed up to ...
... lawyers . The World Trade Organisation's ( WTO ) investigation into the world - wide provision of professional services is likely to give lawyers a right of establishment under home title in any of the over 120 countries signed up to ...
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... lawyers over four years . Doubts were expressed by certain lawyers over the ambivalence between the need for clients to have independent solicitors and the relationship of the " associated " law firm with the sponsor- ing accounting ...
... lawyers over four years . Doubts were expressed by certain lawyers over the ambivalence between the need for clients to have independent solicitors and the relationship of the " associated " law firm with the sponsor- ing accounting ...
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... lawyers in New Zealand enjoyed a privileged and protected position because there was little . competition . That has changed . Now chartered account- ants , consultants and para - legals offer legal services and legal advice ...
... lawyers in New Zealand enjoyed a privileged and protected position because there was little . competition . That has changed . Now chartered account- ants , consultants and para - legals offer legal services and legal advice ...
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Lawyers and accountants where | 7 |
Advertising Manager | 36 |
Elisabeth Burgess | 72 |
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