Letter from Gauteng Attorneys Association re draft LPC letter addressed to Minister
Tag: Legal Practice Council
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Practitioners should note that certificates issued in terms of Section 4(2) of the Right of Appearance in Courts Act 62 of 1995 should be lodged with the LPC within six months …
The code of conduct for all Legal Practitioners, Candidate Legal Practitioners and Juristic Entities has come into effect from the 29th of March 2019, issued in government gazette 42337 Notice 168 of 2019 as corrected in Notice 198 of 2019 government gazette 42364.
It was resolved by the Legal Practice Council at its meeting on 31 October 2018, that the Code of Conduct as gazetted by the National Forum on 10 February 2017 will not be effected on 1 November 2018. The LPC will publish it for comment as required by section 36(5) ... Read More
The National Forum on the Legal Profession (NF) announced the results of the election of the attorneys and advocates who will form part of the first Legal Practice Council (LPC) on the 8th October 2018.
The announcement comes after the first elections of the LPC were held in terms of reg ... Read More