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Civil Procedure [2024] ZAGPPHC 1239

South African Legal Practice Council v Segaole (2977/2021)

South African Legal Practice Council v Segaole (2977/2021) [2024] ZAGPPHC 1239 (28 November 2024)

The High Court struck an attorney from the roll after repeated regulatory breaches, dishonesty under oath, failure to comply with Council directives, and contempt of a suspension order.

  • Legal Practitioners Disciplinary
  • Failure To Comply With Regulatory Requirements
  • Dishonesty Under Oath
  • Contempt Of Court
  • Fidelity Fund Certificate
  • Auditor Reports
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Commercial And Corporate [2021] ZAMPMHC 41

South African Legal Practice Council v Thobane (87/2020)

South African Legal Practice Council v Thobane (87/2020) [2021] ZAMPMHC 41 (14 May 2021)

The High Court suspended an attorney for repeated non-compliance with audit, fidelity fund, fee, and client-accounting duties, with further restrictions on practice.

  • Legal Practitioners Conduct
  • Fit And Proper Test
  • Fidelity Fund Certificate
  • Auditor Reports
  • Client Accounting
  • Disciplinary Sanctions
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Commercial And Corporate [2020] ZAGPPHC 530

Law Society for the Northern Provinces v Nxumalo (76753/2017)

Law Society for the Northern Provinces v Nxumalo (76753/2017) [2020] ZAGPPHC 530 (28 August 2020)

An attorney was suspended for four months after failing to file auditor’s reports and practising without a Fidelity Fund certificate, with remedial training ordered.

  • Attorneys Act
  • Professional Misconduct
  • Fidelity Fund Certificate
  • Auditor Reports
  • Disciplinary Sanctions
  • Attorneys-act
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