Part I Additional Powers of Council for Licensed Conveyancers in Connection with Sections 27, 28, and 53
Courts and Legal Services Act 1990 (1990 c 41) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 8 Licensed Conveyancers [and Licensed CLC Practitioners]

Section 53

Part I Additional Powers of Council for Licensed Conveyancers in Connection with Sections 27, 28, and 53

General

1

In this Schedule—

“the Act of 1985†means the Administration of Justice Act 1985;

[“advocacy licenceâ€, “litigation licence†and “probate licence†have the meaning given by section 53;]

“the Council†means the Council for Licensed Conveyancers;

“the Discipline and Appeals Committee†means the committee established under section 25 of the Act of 1985;

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“relevant licence†means a licence under Part II of the Act of 1985 or an advocacy, litigation or probate licence

[“reserved legal activity†has the same meaning as in the Legal Services Act 2007 (see section 12 of and Schedule 2 to that Act)].

Qualification regulations and rules of conduct

2

(1)     For the purpose of exercising the powers conferred by section 53 the Council may make such qualification regulations and [conduct rules] as it considers appropriate in connection with the [carrying on of the reserved legal activities] in question.

(2)     In making any such regulations or rules the Council may, in particular, do anything

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