34;Admission" means admission to practice as an advocate in the Supreme Court of Queensland and "admitted" has a corresponding meaning. 34;Judge's Clerk" means a duly appointed Clerk to a judge or acting judge of the District Court of Queensland; . 34;Rules of 1898" means the Rules relating to the Admission of Solicitors to the Supreme Court of Queensland in force on the 31st day of December 1961;.
34; Rules of 1961" means the Rules relating to the Admission of Solicitors to the Supreme Court of Queensland in force on the 31st day of December 1967. Be an Executive Secretary who has been such for a period of not less than ten years, or (f) have obtained the Agency's special permission to carry out the Bar Council's investigations, and.
RELATING TO PRACTICAL TRAINING Division !-Articles of Clerkship
An officer seconded to a state attorney may:-. 1) with the consent of his master to perform the service during all or part of the last year of the specified term; and. The Board, except in special circumstances, will not consent to the admission of a person to the articles of office, or to the appointment of one. At the time of production of articles of clerks or assignment of articles of clerks, the appropriate consent of the Board shall be presented to the registrar and a copy thereof shall be filed.
If no date is so specified in such articles, such articles of clerkship, if approved by the Board, shall for the purposes of these Rules be deemed to commence on the date on which the execution of such articles is completed. Service as a managing clerk must, as far as practicable, be continuous for the entire prescribed term but the Court or Council may, if it thinks fit, allow several periods of service to be counted together, regardless of intervals between them.
SOLICITORS' BOARD EXAMINATIONS Division 1-Scope of the Solicitors' Board Examinations
A candidate may not appear for examination in more than four subjects at the same examination, except with the permission or approval of the Board. If he has not already done so in accordance with the provisions of Rule 29 or Rule 39, submit to the Board evidence that he possesses one of the qualifications specified in sub-rule (1) of rule 18; and (c) together with such application, pay the fee prescribed in Subject to the provisions of Rule 48 of these Rules, if the Board is satisfied that an applicant for registration has complied with the provisions of the Rules and is qualified to be registered, the Board shall register such applicant as a candidate solicitor. Board Exams.
The Board may conduct a supplementary examination in any subject on the date and time advised by the candidate. The exam is held at the places that the board prescribes and publishes. That his admission to attend any subject has been accepted or rejected by the Board; and.
No person shall be permitted to sit for any examination other than a supplementary examination in any of the subjects mentioned in sub-rule (1) of Rule 43 unless he has been registered by the Board as a candidate for an examination in that subject in that subject . years in accordance with the provisions of Article 49. The appointment of an examiner or examiners may not exceed the term of office of the committee within which the appointment takes place. The examiners are remunerated in a manner to be determined by the board, and for this purpose the board may claim any part of the fee paid by the candidates.
As soon as practicable after such meeting, the Registrar shall forward to every candidate who has sat for any subject at any such examination a statement in Form 11 of the decision of the Board in accordance with sub-rule (2) of this Rule. Upon receipt of the application and fee, the Board will arrange for such a review and advise the candidate of its outcome in due course. The Act of the Supreme Court must also, at least six clear days before the session of the Court in which he intends to apply for admission-. a) submit to the Board the certificate of acceptance as a lawyer;
PART 7-CONDITIONAL ADMISSION OF PERSONS ADMITTED AS SOLICITORS OUTSIDE QUEENSLAND
Exams at the same time and admitted as lawyers at the same hearing, they must sign the roll at the time of admission in the order determined by the board based on the order of their skill in the work of the course in question. and they shall be entitled to seniority accordingly. At least twenty-one days before the application, he must lodge an affidavit in Form 25 with the Registry of the Supreme Court of Queensland and serve a copy thereof on the Registrar.
PART 8-TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
If a person has passed an examination prescribed by the Rules of 1898 or the Rules of 1961 and has elected to be subject to these Rules, or is a person to whom Rule 78, the Rules of 1898 or the Rules of 1961 have ceased to apply, The Board shall grant him exemption from passing such subjects of the Bar Examination as it considers to be equivalent to the subjects of that examination, and such further exemptions, if any, as it may think fit in the circumstances of his case. In the case of a person who has elected to be subject to these rules or to whom under rule 78 the rules of 1898 or the rules of 1961 have ceased to apply-. A person may elect to be governed by the 1961 Rules or these Rules by filing an election notice with the Secretary in Form 26.
Any person who before the first day of May 1968 entered into articles of clerkship with the consent of the Board under the Rules of 1961 shall be deemed to have elected to be subject to the Rules of 1961 unless before the thirty-first day of December 1968, he files with the Secretary a notice that he elects to be subject to these Rules. These Rules apply to any person to whom the Rules of 1898 or the Rules of 1961 do not still apply. The persons appointed under the Rules of 1961 to hold office as members of the Bar Council during the year 1968 are also deemed to have been appointed to hold office as members of the Council during the year 1968 under these Rules.
The Board and Secretary holding office under these Rules shall be the Board and Secretary for the purpose of the Rules of 1898 and the Rules of 1961 so far as those Rules continue in force.
PART 9-FEES
PART 10-MISCELLANEOUS
PART II-CANDIDATES QUALIFYING FOR ADMISSION UNDER
- ADMISSION OF CERTAIN BARRISTERS AS SOLICITORS
- ADMISSION OF CERTAIN SOLICITORS AS BARRISTERS
- ADMISSION OF CERTAIN PUBLIC SERVANTS AS SOLICITORS
- ADMISSION OF CERTAIN SOLICITORS IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE AS BARRISTERS
- TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
I hereby certify that the Board of Advocates has this day consented to enter into a statute dated , Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Queensland (or as the case may be). I hereby certify that the Board of Advocates has consented to the appointment from the 19th, Article 19 of the Clerk's Statute with , to , of a Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Queensland. I hereby certify that the Bar Council has consented to the service of an Associate Judge under the Rules for the Admission of Solicitors of the Supreme Court of Queensland after the 19th, which shall be deemed to be such service for the purposes of these Rules.
Your request of the 19th, to be examined (reexamined) in the Entities listed there has been accepted/rejected by the Board of Advocates. I hereby certify that, as of , has passed/failed in the following subjects: in relation to the Bar Board examinations relating to the admission of solicitors to practice in the Supreme Court of Queensland. I intend to apply to the Full Court on the 19th, to be admitted to practice as a barrister of the Supreme Court of Queensland.
The Solicitors' Board certifies that , of , has complied with the Rules of Admission of Solicitors of the Supreme Court of Queensland which he is required to comply with in order to be admitted as a Solicitor (if not fully complied with add "except that " and state the extent of non-compliance) and that he is fit and. right person to be admitted. I hereby certify that , of , was on. day on , 19 , admitted to practice as a solicitor at the Supreme Court of Queensland. In the matter of the Rules relating to the Admission of Solicitors of the Supreme Court of Queensland; and.
In the matter of an application by A.B., a Solicitor of the Supreme Court of (or as the case may be), to have his conditional admission as a solicitor of the Supreme Court of Queensland made absolute. I believe him to be of good character and a fit and proper person to be accepted as an Articled Clerk for the purpose of being admitted as a Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Queensland. The Solicitors' Board has received your application for its consent dated the 19th, and I hereby confirm that the Solicitors' Board has consented to your service as managing officer counting as service in relation to the rules relating to the admission of solicitors. of the Supreme Court of Queensland.
The following laws are those most frequently referred to in connection with the admission of barristers and solicitors to the Supreme Court of Queensland. 34;Rules of Court"-"The Solicitors' Admission Rules or any rules for the time being in force relating to the admission of Solicitors of the Supreme Court of Queensland in substitution or modification thereof;
