Common use of Right to Practice Clause in Contracts

Right to Practice. In this Clause 10.2, Practitioner means the Practitioner personally and does not include employees, agents or subcontractors of the Practitioner. The Practitioner will: (i) maintain a current unrestricted practising certificate in accordance with the Legal Profession ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇, without any condition, restriction or qualification that would limit or restrict the Practitioner’s capacity to provide the Services; (ii) cease to provide the Services immediately upon becoming aware that they no longer comply with clause 10.2(i); and (iii) notify Legal Aid ACT immediately upon becoming aware that they no longer comply with clause 10.2(i).

Right to Practice. In this Clause clause 10.2, Practitioner means the Practitioner personally and does not include employees, agents or subcontractors of the Practitioner. The Practitioner willmust: (i1) maintain a current unrestricted practising certificate in accordance with the Legal Profession ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇Act 2006 (ACT), without any condition, restriction or qualification that would limit or restrict the Practitioner’s capacity to provide the Services; (ii2) cease to provide the Services immediately upon becoming aware that they no longer comply with clause 10.2(i10.2(1); and (iii3) notify Legal Aid ACT immediately upon becoming aware that they no longer comply with clause 10.2(i10.2(1).