s.29Admission
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Section 29Part 4 — ADMISSION AS AN ATTORNEY-AT-LAW

Admission

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Subject to subsection (2), a judge may, on an application made in accordance with this Act, admit a person as an attorney-at-law.
A judge shall not admit a person as an attorney-at-law under subsection (1) unless the judge is satisfied that the person —
has a personal qualification for admission set out in section 30;
has the additional personal qualifications set out in section 31;
has obtained a professional qualification set out in section 32;
has any additional post-foreign qualification experience required by section 33; and
is otherwise a fit and proper person to be an attorney-at-law.

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