2. Either Party may, upon written notification to the other Party, enforce the Agreement by leaving a certified copy of the minutes with the Tribunal. `sole practitioner` means an Australian solicitor practising law on his own account; 2. Without limitation, a matter to which this Part relates may be the subject of a complaint and may be dealt with under Chapter 5, even if adverse action has been taken under this Part against the Australian lawyer concerned or the foreign lawyer registered in Australia. 5. The designated local regulatory authority may, if it deems it appropriate, appoint an Australian lawyer who is an employee of the law firm or any other person designated by the local regulatory authority designated to perform the functions of a procuring entity under this Act. (1) An agreement on costs (hereinafter referred to as a „costs agreement”) may provide that the payment of some or all of the court fees is subject to the conclusion of the case to which the costs relate. (a) the conduct of counsel that took place in a non-participating country, unless consent is given in accordance with subsection (2); or `independent body` means an independent body governed by public law (other than a professional association) or an independent public official; (d) other Australian legal practitioners of a category specified in the Uniform Rules for the purposes of this section and to the extent indicated. (a) to enter and remain on the premises used by the law firm for or in connection with the practice of its legal practice; (c) The legal services it provides or intends to provide are not limited to one or both of the following services: 2.
A Community legal service infringes this Section if it or its governing body has no legal practitioners under guardianship for a period of more than 7 days. (b) is a person fit to be called to the Australian Bar (within the meaning of section 17 (1) (c)). (a) The admission of a participating court as an advocate by the Supreme Court (however expressed), whether before, during or after the coming into force of this Act in that court; or (b) the practitioner participates in free legal education or legal reform in the Community; or (2) The right of a non-participating registered foreign lawyer to practise law in that jurisdiction is also subject to a condition imposed by or under the Uniform Rules. (b) the reason why an Australian law firm or solicitor has a lien on a particular document or class of documents. „Registered Legal Practice” means a company that meets the following criteria: (b) a reasonable estimate of any contribution to these costs that should be received from another party. 4. The designated local regulatory authority may recommend to another designated local regulatory authority that it assess whether or not the holder of an Australian Bar certificate is able to meet the inherent requirements of an Australian lawyer (referred to in paragraph 1(d)). 2. An order or direction of a court of another participating court made under this Chapter (as applied in that jurisdiction) in respect of a law firm shall have effect in that area and shall relate to it as if it were an order or direction of the designated court made in respect of that legal practice. (5) A reference in this section to an office situated in a jurisdiction shall be read as a reference to the exercise of a business office or address in the competent authority. 3.
Subject to paragraphs 1 and 2 and the conditions of appointment of the manager, the appointment, powers and other duties of the manager shall not be affected by the death of the manager. (1) If a law firm is required to make a disclosure to a client of the firm under section 174 or 175, the law firm shall also make the same disclosure to a related third-party payer for the client in accordance with subsection (2), but only to the extent that the information or facts disclosed are relevant to the associated third-party payer and relate to the costs, at the expense of the tied third party. Third party payers in connection with legal services provided to the client. (a) proceedings before the courts under Chapter 5 of the Corporations Act in respect of a partnership or joint-stock company that is or has been a registered law firm and that becomes or has become an externally administered partnership under this Act; and (a) legal education through participation in courses; (b) within 14 days of the change of his principal place of business, if that change coincides with the relocation of the permanent seat in or through which the lawyer carries out his legal activity from another place of jurisdiction to that court. (2) The declaration does not take effect until a period of 3 years after this Act first applies to that jurisdiction as a participating jurisdiction, unless it is revoked earlier. 4. The designated local regulatory authority may revoke a certificate of compliance issued to a person if it is satisfied that the certificate was issued on the basis of information provided by the person on the basis of information provided by the person on a specific material matter, or that the certificate was issued in error. The designated local regulatory body must notify the person of the revocation of the certificate of compliance. 2.
If the trust authority denies an application in its entirety, it may order the trust fund to pay all or part of the applicant`s reasonable legal costs for the assertion and attempt to prove the claim, if it considers it appropriate to make the order. (a) the insolvency practitioner may pursue the cause of action against the third party on behalf of the potential claimant; or (1) If a client of a law firm files a complaint against the law firm or a lawyer, the complainant shall be deemed to have waived solicitor-client privilege or a duty of confidentiality in order to enable the law firm or lawyer to disclose to the competent authorities all information necessary for the investigation and handling of the complaint. 2. In determining whether court fees comply with subsection (1), consideration shall be given to whether court fees reasonably reflect: (3) Subject to subsection (4), the designated solicitor shall be an Australian solicitor who holds an Australian professional certificate authorizing the receipt of trust funds. (b) be appointed by the management body as supervising lawyer of the service and be responsible for the provision of legal services by the service.