Legal Practice Council Code of Conduct

Complaints against lawyers are handled by the provincial offices of the Legal Practice Council, depending on where the lawyer works. (b) Ensure that fees charged to legal practitioners for legal services provided are reasonable and promote access to legal services, thereby improving access to justice; The Code of Conduct for all legal practitioners, trainee lawyers and legal entities entered into force on 29 March 2019 and was published in Official Gazette 42337, Notice 168 of 2019, as corrected in Opinion 198 of 2019 in Official Gazette 42364. The Code of Conduct applies to all legal practitioners (lawyers and lawyers) and all candidates for the positions of lawyer and legal person as defined in the Code and enters into force from the date of its publication in the Official Journal. The Council of Legal Practice is a national statutory body established under Article 4 of Law No. 28 of 2014 on Legal Practice. The Council of Legal Practice and its provincial councils regulate matters and exercise jurisdiction over all legal practitioners (lawyers and lawyers) and trainee lawyers. Practitioners should note that the Council of Legal Practice has adopted this Code of Conduct. ( A) facilitate the achievement of the objective of a transformed and restructured, accountable, efficient and independent legal profession; (J) ensure accessible and sustainable training for law graduates who wish to be admitted and registered as legal practitioners; 2020.11.25_ RULE 16A NOTICE SECOND RESPONSE AFFIDAVIT _RAF-CPA 2021 – Amendment of clause 13 and addition of clauses 25.9 and 41.6 Appendix 2 – Directive Mandatory supporting documents Gazette of the Traffic Accident Fund Changes to eligibility requirements 2021 – Amendment of rules 30.4.4.2, 32.2.2 and 47.7.1. Appendix 3 “Preliminary Assessment of Applications” Template_Supplier (external). The Council of Legal Practice is a national statutory body established under Article 4 of Law No. 28 of 2014 on Legal Practice. In accordance with section 15.3.4 of the Code, the Commission may authorize the use of another name and the criteria for acceptance of such names are not prescribed in the Code. The Council considered section 15.3.4 of the Code and decided to authorize the use of the following words in corporate names: “& Associates” or “& Company” / “& Co” for a sole proprietorship or a public company.

The Board further decided that, on a case-by-case basis and only with the prior approval of the Board, it may authorize the use of a nickname or given name (clan) in the name of a company after consideration of a statement of purpose of the company, which must include proof of the relationship between the owner/partner or directors of the company and the proposed nickname or given name (clan). (K) To defend and promote the rule of law, the administration of justice and the Constitution of the Republic; and Order – RAF v The Legal Practice Council & Others – 58145-2020 2020-03-31 – Gazette – Disaster Management – Instructions ito Regulation 1. The words “law”, “lawyers” and “property” cannot be included in a corporation`s name, but can be used as part of its business description. Annex 1 Supplier complaints – Implementation of the Minimum Information Directive Communication 2021 2019 – Amendment of Rule(s) 4.1 and 4.2 of the Rules of the Council of Legal Practice. (L) implement the provisions of this Act to achieve the purpose of this Act as set out in section 3. Lawyers are advised that the Board has considered the style or name of a firm that is acceptable if the name of the corporation is not intended under the names of current or former directors or partners of that firm or as a derivative of those names in accordance with the Code of Conduct (the “Code”).