32 Provision of conveyancing [or other] services by recognised bodies
Administration of Justice Act 1985 (1985 c 61) | Legislation

Recognised bodies

32  Provision of conveyancing [or other] services by recognised bodies

(1)     The Council may make rules—

(a)     making provision as to the management and control [of conveyancing services bodies] [or CLC practitioner services bodies];

(b)     prescribing the circumstances in which [conveyancing services bodies] may be recognised by the Council as being suitable bodies to [undertake—

(i)     the provision of conveyancing services,

(ii)     the exercise of a right of audience,

(iii)     the conduct of litigation,

(iv)     probate activities,

(v)     the administration of oaths, or

(vi)     the provision of relevant legal services not covered by sub-paragraphs (i) to (v)];

[(bza)     prescribing the circumstances in which CLC practitioner services bodies may be recognised by the Council as being suitable bodies to undertake—

(i)     the exercise of a right of audience,

(ii)     the conduct of litigation,

(iii)     probate activities,

(iv)     the administration of oaths, or

(v)     the provision of relevant legal services not covered by sub-paragraphs (i) to (iv);]

[(ba)     prescribing the Council's arrangements for authorising recognised] [bodies to carry on—

(i)     the exercise of a right of audience,

(ii)     the conduct of litigation,

(iii)     reserved instrument activities, where the recognised body is a conveyancing services body,

(iv)     probate

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