Book Commonwealth Arbitration Acts and Rules [1934]

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1.4

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Includes stamp: 'Robert G. Menzies Barrister at Law' [faded].

Heavily annotated in blank ink with notes on legal cases (mainly CLRs and VLRs); some underlining.

Includes two loose pages of notes. One, probably not Menzies' hand, reads: 'in my opinion we should [illegible] ourselves - you [?] in particular - until the matter develops.' the other reads, in pencil in Menzies' hand in capital letters: 'You will no doubt second and follow Fadden.' Underneath, in ink in the same hand as the other leaf: ' I prefer that one of our statesmen should follow the man who follows Fadden'.

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'You will no doubt second and follow Fadden'
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