Legal Profession Act 1976 · Updated to 1 Aug 2018 · Part XI · Transitional Provisions
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Feedback & supportAll applications and complaints made under sections 27, 28
and 30 of the Ordinance and all proceedings before a Disciplinary
the Ordinance
“the Ordinance” means the Advocates and Solicitors Ordinance 1947 [M.U. 4 of 1947];
Committee appointed under the Ordinance or before the court under section 31 of the Ordinance shall proceed as though the applications or
Court
“Court” means the High Court or a Judge thereof when sitting in open Court, and “Judge” means a Judge of the High Court sitting in Chambers;
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complaints were made or the proceedings commenced under this Act, and for the purposes of this section any Disciplinary Committee appointed under the Ordinance shall be deemed to be a Disciplinary
Committee appointed under this Act.
This Act shall apply to all applications, complaints and proceedings, and in the event of any doubt or difficulty application shall be made by way of originating summons to a judge for directions, and any order made by a judge under this section shall not be the subject of appeal and shall for all purposes be deemed to be under this
Act.