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Legal know-alls. These lawyers have to understand everything. For instance, at the coal graft

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Unique IDA-00257230SeriesNewsclippings BooksDate17th August 1928FormatNewscuttingDescriptionLegal know-alls. These lawyers have to understand everything. For instance, at the coal graft inquiry yesterday, Mr Shand, K C, became involved in what happens when a test of coal values is made. The witness, Richard Woof, was technical, and, noticing Mr Shand's corrugated brow, asked, "Shall I explain a little". Mr Shand looked a "Tut, tut, my good fellow," and said "Well, perhaps you may tell His Honor."LanguageEnglish (eng)

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Legal know-alls. These lawyers have to understand everything. For instance, at the coal graft