The Law Society is attempting to force Government lawyers to pay for practising certificates (PCs) in a controversial move that could gift the body around £1m a year.
March 28, 2007 at 11:37 PM
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The Law Society is attempting to force Government lawyers to pay for practising certificates (PCs) in a controversial move that could gift the body around £1m a year.
Chancery Lane is lobbying to amend a part of the Solicitors Act that exempts solicitors from the Treasury, the Church Commissioners, the Duchy of Cornwall and any other public department from holding a practising certificate.
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