Legal Ethics: Duties & Privileges of LawyerWadhwa, 1964 - Всего страниц: 348 |
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... proper ground for serious complaint against a judicial officer , it is the right and duty of the lawyer to submit his grievance to the proper authorities . In such cases , but not otherwise , such charges should be encouraged , and the ...
... proper ground for serious complaint against a judicial officer , it is the right and duty of the lawyer to submit his grievance to the proper authorities . In such cases , but not otherwise , such charges should be encouraged , and the ...
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... proper occasions , and with proper guards , the professional privilege denied by no law among us of agreeing to receive a contingent compensa- tion , freely offered for services wholly to be rendered , and when it is the only means by ...
... proper occasions , and with proper guards , the professional privilege denied by no law among us of agreeing to receive a contingent compensa- tion , freely offered for services wholly to be rendered , and when it is the only means by ...
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... proper object ; to succeed as an advocate , is a proper object only so far as it is consistent with the former . To cultivate his moral being , is his highest aim ; to cultivate his professional eminence , is a subordinate aim . Not ...
... proper object ; to succeed as an advocate , is a proper object only so far as it is consistent with the former . To cultivate his moral being , is his highest aim ; to cultivate his professional eminence , is a subordinate aim . Not ...
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Chapter | 1 |
Necessity for a Code of Legal Ethics | 9 |
A Code of Legal Ethics | 17 |
Авторские права | |
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