On 19/06/2013,
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81F.
—(1) An act or omission of a solicitor may constitute unsatisfactory professional conduct or professional misconduct even though it is only done or occurs while the solicitor provides legal services through a law corporation.
[4/2000]
(2) The directors of the law corporation who are solicitors shall be jointly liable to disciplinary proceedings under this Act if the business of the law corporation is conducted in a manner unbefitting an honourable profession and where such conduct cannot be attributed to the act or omission of a particular solicitor or solicitors whose identity is known.
[4/2000]
(3) A director or an employee of a law corporation who is a solicitor (whether or not he has in force a practising certificate) shall not —
(a)
hold shares in any other law corporation;
(b)
be a director or a consultant or an employee of any other law corporation;
(c)
be a partner or a consultant or an employee of any law firm or limited liability law partnership; or
(d)
practise as a solicitor on his own account.
[4/2000; 41/2005]
(4) Subsection (3) shall not prevent a locum solicitor engaged by a law corporation from concurrently practising as a locum solicitor in another law corporation or any law firm or limited liability law partnership.
[23/2004; 41/2005]