Lawyers in Arbitration Cases
A Far-Reacning Barrier
B.v Amooiation. DtrsßniN, this day, DritiNG the hearing of a case against tlircsltino-mill owners, a witness iiwidcn. tally drew attention to tho l'acs that Mr Scott, who was conducting (ho case for tho Union, was ti solicitor. Tho latter urged that ha had abandoned tho law, and had never practised it; but Iho president said his namowasoii Iho roll, and he could pracli.'c at any time on paj menl of tho fees, Ho thought that nothing was cloarer than that solicitors could not appoar without the consent of all parties, mid Mr. Siwt, who was president of iho union, ou'd not thcreioro lake part in tho ease.
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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume IV, Issue 1083, 2 September 1904, Page 3
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