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... practice in most other common law jurisdictions . However , antiquity and the fact that some other jurisdictions use ... practice in firms chose neverthe- less to leave those firms and practice as independent barris- ters on the basis of ...
... practice in most other common law jurisdictions . However , antiquity and the fact that some other jurisdictions use ... practice in firms chose neverthe- less to leave those firms and practice as independent barris- ters on the basis of ...
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... practice has a public good element because lawyers practice in the Courts . In fact lawyers enjoy a private benefit ; they have privi- leged access as advocates in the Courts . Taxpayers are forced to pay a premium to have a lawyer ...
... practice has a public good element because lawyers practice in the Courts . In fact lawyers enjoy a private benefit ; they have privi- leged access as advocates in the Courts . Taxpayers are forced to pay a premium to have a lawyer ...
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... practice in Feilding . Kavanagh would probably never have become editor of The New Zealand Law Journal in Wellington if all had gone well in his private practice . His move from the Manawatu back to Auckland in the mid 1920s was very ...
... practice in Feilding . Kavanagh would probably never have become editor of The New Zealand Law Journal in Wellington if all had gone well in his private practice . His move from the Manawatu back to Auckland in the mid 1920s was very ...
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