2023年4月1日 · HER MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta, enacts as follows: 1 In this Act, (a) “active member” means a member other than an inactive member or a member whose membership is under suspension;

See Latest Edition of Consolidated Index of Acts and Subsidiary Legislation for Orders made under sections 15A and 16 of the Act). Short title. Act inconsistent with sections 4 and 5 of the Constitution. interpretation. 3. Establishment of Law Association. 4. Council to manage affairs of Association. 5. Purpose of Law Association. 6.

Legal Profession Act The Legal Profession Act (the Act) is provincial legislation enacted to establish the Law Society of Alberta as the organization responsible for regulating over 9,000 active (practising and non-practising) lawyers in Alberta.

An Act to establish the Singapore Institute of Legal Education, to constitute the Law Society of Singapore and to amend and consolidate the law relating to the legal profession.

The Law Society of Alberta receives the authority to regulate the legal profession through this act.

"conduct unbecoming the profession" includes a matter, conduct or thing that is considered, in the judgment of the benchers, a panel or a review board, (a) to be contrary to the best interest of the public or of the legal profession, or (b) to harm the standing of the legal profession;

LEGAL PROFESSION THE LEGAL PROFESSION ACT [3rd January, 1972.] PART I. Preliminary 1. This Act may be cited as the Legal Profession Act. 2.-{l) In this Act-"alien" has the meaning assigned to it in the Jamaican Nationality Act; "appointed day" means the 3rd January, 1972; "attorney-at-law" or "attorney" has the meaning assigned

Collectively, sections 102-111 of the Legal Profession Act (the “Act”) 2 establish who may practice law, the exceptions to that list, and what can be done about Unauthorized Practice when it occurs.

2023年12月12日 · The Legal Profession Act 2006 has been passed by the Legislative Assembly and is notified under the Legislation Act 2001. Notified: 21 June 2006 (Parliamentary Counsel) For section-by-section amendment annotations, see the amendment history in the endnotes in the current version of this law.

The Law Society responds to reports of unauthorized practice of law based on sections 106 to 111 of the Legal Profession Act (the Act). Section 106 of the Act provides that, with certain exceptions, only an active member of the Law Society can: Practice as a barrister or solicitor;