Section 86: CLC practitioner services bodies

Deregulation Act 2015 · 2015 c. 20View on legislation.gov.uk

Section 32 of the Administration of Justice Act 1985 (provision of conveyancing services by recognised bodies) is amended as follows.

In the heading, after "conveyancing" insert ." or other "

In subsection (1)—

in paragraph (a), after "bodies" insert ;" or CLC practitioner services bodies "
in paragraph (b), for "such bodies" substitute ;" conveyancing services bodies "
in paragraph (b), for the words from "undertake" to the end substituteundertake— ithe provision of conveyancing services,iithe exercise of a right of audience,iiithe conduct of litigation,ivprobate activities,vthe administration of oaths, orvithe provision of relevant legal services not covered by sub-paragraphs (i) to (v);;
after paragraph (b) insert—bzaprescribing the circumstances in which CLC practitioner services bodies may be recognised by the Council as being suitable bodies to undertake—ithe exercise of a right of audience,iithe conduct of litigation,iiiprobate activities,ivthe administration of oaths, orvthe provision of relevant legal services not covered by sub-paragraphs (i) to (iv);;
in paragraph (ba), for the words from "bodies" to the end substitutebodies to carry on— ithe exercise of a right of audience,iithe conduct of litigation,iiireserved instrument activities, where the recognised body is a conveyancing services body,ivprobate activities, orvthe administration of oaths;;
in paragraph (c), after "requirements" insert ." , including requirements about the carrying on of activities which are not reserved legal activities, "

In subsection (3)(e), after "those bodies" insert ." (including information about disciplinary measures taken) "

In subsection (3C), after paragraph (a) insert—

For subsection (8) substitute—

After subsection (8) insert—

After section 32A (definition of "conveyancing services body") insert—

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