Legal Ethics: Duties & Privileges of LawyerWadhwa, 1964 - 348 páginas |
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... favour to their service . The highroad of service is indeed laborious , exposed to the rain and sun , the heat and dust ; while the by - path of favour has apparently at first much the same direction , and is bordered with flowers and ...
... favour to their service . The highroad of service is indeed laborious , exposed to the rain and sun , the heat and dust ; while the by - path of favour has apparently at first much the same direction , and is bordered with flowers and ...
Página 213
... favour of totally excluding retired officials drawing pension from Government or other public bodies from practising in the courts and if not , what other restrictions , if any , would you suggest , should be imposed on them ? ( 15 ) ...
... favour of totally excluding retired officials drawing pension from Government or other public bodies from practising in the courts and if not , what other restrictions , if any , would you suggest , should be imposed on them ? ( 15 ) ...
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... favour , or in that of his client , nor should he attempt to curry favour with juries by fawning , flattery , or pretending solicitude for their personal comfort . " 3. Bench and the Bar , 24 . 4. 11 Cr . L. Rep . , 8 . Of Carpenter ...
... favour , or in that of his client , nor should he attempt to curry favour with juries by fawning , flattery , or pretending solicitude for their personal comfort . " 3. Bench and the Bar , 24 . 4. 11 Cr . L. Rep . , 8 . Of Carpenter ...
Contenido
Chapter | 1 |
Necessity for a Code of Legal Ethics | 9 |
A Code of Legal Ethics | 17 |
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Términos y frases comunes
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