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Introduction to Law and Legal Skills
Jaco Barnard-Naude, Louis J. Kotze - ISBN: 9780195994636
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Popular notes Introduction to Law and Legal Skills Notes
This summary basically talks about the adjudication in the legal environment(law). It is very concise and understandable. It gives in depth information about legal skills. It is written in a way that will not make a reader to not want to read it. It is point form.
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This summary basically talks about the adjudication in the legal environment(law). It is very concise and understandable. It gives in depth information about legal skills. It is written in a way that will not make a reader to not want to read it. It is point form.
It is very concise and understandable. It is written in point form which makes everything easier to read and understand
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It is very concise and understandable. It is written in point form which makes everything easier to read and understand
Latest notes & summaries Introduction to Law and Legal Skills Notes
This summary basically talks about the adjudication in the legal environment(law). It is very concise and understandable. It gives in depth information about legal skills. It is written in a way that will not make a reader to not want to read it. It is point form.
- Summary
- • 4 pages •
This summary basically talks about the adjudication in the legal environment(law). It is very concise and understandable. It gives in depth information about legal skills. It is written in a way that will not make a reader to not want to read it. It is point form.
It is very concise and understandable. It is written in point form which makes everything easier to read and understand
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- • 7 pages •
It is very concise and understandable. It is written in point form which makes everything easier to read and understand
