South Australian Repealed Regulations South Australian Repealed RegulationsThis legislation has been repealed.
7—Notification of changes in practitioner's circumstances
(1) A practitioner
must, within one month, give the Supreme Court and the Law Society notice in
writing containing details of any of the following events:
(a)
commencement or recommencement of practice on the part of the practitioner;
(b)
cessation of practice by the practitioner;
(c)
establishment of a new place of business by the practitioner;
(d)
closure of a place of business of the practitioner;
(e)
amalgamation of the practitioner's practice with the practice of another
practitioner;
(f)
entry by the practitioner into partnership with another practitioner;
(g) if
the practitioner practises in partnership—dissolution of the partnership
or the death or retirement of a member of the partnership or addition of a new
member;
(h)
opening or closure of a trust ADI account by the practitioner;
(i)
appointment by the practitioner of an approved auditor
under these regulations;
(j) the
death, resignation, removal from office or incapacity of an approved auditor
appointed by the practitioner under these regulations.
(2) The legal
representative of a practitioner who dies while engaged in practice on his or
her own behalf and not in partnership with another practitioner must, within
one month after the death or 14 days after the grant of probate or letters of
administration (whichever is the later), notify the Supreme Court and the Law
Society of the death.
(3) If the function of
receiving notices under subregulation (1) or (2) is assigned to the Law
Society under section 52A of the Act, the subregulation is to be taken to
require that the notices be given only to the Law Society.
Note—
The functions of the Supreme Court under subregulations (1) and (2) are
assigned by the Court, by rules of court, to the Law Society (see section 52A
of the Act and the Supreme Court Admission Rules 1999 ).