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LEGAL PROFESSION UNIFORM LAW (NSW) - SECT 12
Entitlement of certain persons to use certain titles, and presumptions with respect to other persons
12 Entitlement of certain persons to use certain titles, and presumptions with
respect to other persons
(1) Titles This section applies to the following titles-- (a) lawyer, legal
practitioner, barrister, solicitor, attorney, counsel or proctor;
(b) Senior
Counsel, Queen's Counsel, King's Counsel, Her Majesty's Counsel or His
Majesty's Counsel;
(c) any other title specified in the Uniform Rules for the
purposes of this section.
(2) Entitlement to take or use title A person is
entitled by force of this section to take or use a title to which this section
applies if-- (a) the person is of a class authorised by the Uniform Rules for
the purposes of this section to take or use that title; and
(b) where the
Uniform Rules so provide--the person does so in circumstances, or in
accordance with restrictions, specified in the Uniform Rules for the purposes
of this section.
(3) Presumption of representation of entitlement of person
The taking or use of a title to which this section applies by a person gives
rise to a rebuttable presumption (for the purposes of section 11(1)) that the
person represented that he or she is entitled to engage in legal practice.
(4) Presumption of representation of entitlement of entity The taking or use
of a title to which this section applies by a person in connection with an
entity, of which the person is a partner, director, officer, employee or
agent, gives rise to a rebuttable presumption (for the purposes of
section 11(2)) that the person represented that the entity is entitled to
engage in legal practice.
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