WebbThe court has an inherent common law power to regulate the legal professions and therefore remains the final arbiter of what is appropriate in this regard (see Kaplan v Incorporated Law Society, Transvaal 1981 (2) SA 762 (TPD) 770G–784D). WebbList the factors that the court in Kaplan v Incorporated Law Society, Transvaal 1981 All SA 15 (T) considered to determine whether an attorney may be re-admitted after being struck off the role for unprofessional conduct. (3) Answer: The Court considered. the nature and particulars of the conduct that give rise to the striking off;

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http://www.saflii.org/za/cases/ZANWHC/2010/21.pdf WebbIn Kaplan v Incorporated Law Society, Tvl 1981 (2) SA 762 (T), the court saw the law societys as ‘guardians’ by stating that the law societies are: ‘[i]nstitutions which right from the beginning of their existence had an … dtv stream package pricing

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Webbthe law society of the northern provinces (incorporated as the law society of the transvaal) applicant and phemelo adam hlahla 1st respondent samuel morokane … Webb(1) The legislature as an institution responsible for law making (2) The Law Society of the given Province as the custodian of rules (3) The court which has an inherent common … Webbsee also Simpson v Incorporated Law Society 1909 TS 103; Kaplan v Incorporated Law Society, Transvaal 1981 (2) SA 762 (T) at 775H-776D). In Pugh a re-admission … dtv streams phone