[13 Appeals etc in connection with the issue of practising certificates]
Solicitors Act 1974 (1974 c 47) | Legislation

[13  Appeals etc in connection with the issue of practising certificates]

[(1)     A person who makes an application under section 9 may appeal to the High Court against—

(a)     a decision to refuse the application for a practising certificate,

(b)     . . . or

(c)     a decision to impose a condition on a practising certificate issued in consequence of the application.

(2)     A person who holds a practising certificate subject to a condition within section 10(4)(b) may appeal

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