Legal Ethics: Duties & Privileges of LawyerWadhwa, 1964 - 348 páginas |
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... knowledge of any laws ( I speak of human ) so necessary for all estates and for all causes , concerning goods , land ... knowledge of these laws , but hath sucked from the breasts of that divine knowledge , honesty , gravity and ...
... knowledge of any laws ( I speak of human ) so necessary for all estates and for all causes , concerning goods , land ... knowledge of these laws , but hath sucked from the breasts of that divine knowledge , honesty , gravity and ...
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... knowledge , of discipline , and good education.1 The glory of a lawyer is his strength . His knowledge and acumen must be forever respected . It is his lasting capital . Fires never burn it ; slanders cannot kill it . Distance , time or ...
... knowledge , of discipline , and good education.1 The glory of a lawyer is his strength . His knowledge and acumen must be forever respected . It is his lasting capital . Fires never burn it ; slanders cannot kill it . Distance , time or ...
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... knowledge of the witness and he should be able to convince the Judge by his knowledge of the subject . Nothing is too trifle for a lawyer not to know , nothing is too small for him to ignore . Above all , his knowledge of human nature ...
... knowledge of the witness and he should be able to convince the Judge by his knowledge of the subject . Nothing is too trifle for a lawyer not to know , nothing is too small for him to ignore . Above all , his knowledge of human nature ...
Contenido
Chapter | 1 |
Necessity for a Code of Legal Ethics | 9 |
A Code of Legal Ethics | 17 |
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