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Common law / Attorney–client privilege / Legal professions / Trust law / Power of attorney / Confidentiality / Trustee / Conflict of interest / Beneficiary / Law / Equity / Legal ethics
Date: 2011-05-26 19:09:34
Common law
Attorney–client privilege
Legal professions
Trust law
Power of attorney
Confidentiality
Trustee
Conflict of interest
Beneficiary
Law
Equity
Legal ethics

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