s.34Application for admission
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Section 34Part 4 — ADMISSION AS AN ATTORNEY-AT-LAW

Application for admission

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A person may apply for admission to practise as an attorney-at-law by motion to the Court.
An application under subsection (1) shall be filed with the Clerk of the Court together with —
an affidavit that sets out the facts by virtue of which the person claims to be qualified to be admitted;
the documentary evidence set out in subsection (3); and
the prescribed admission fee.
The documentary evidence referred to in subsection (2)(b) is evidence as to —
the person's personal qualification for admission as set out in section 30;
the person's additional personal qualifications as set out in section 31;
the person's professional qualification as set out in section 32; and
if the person is applying by virtue of a foreign qualification to which section 32(3) applies, evidence as to —
the person's possession of any additional post-foreign qualification experience as required by section 33(1); and
the person's professional good standing in the jurisdiction in which the person obtained the foreign qualification as required by section 33(2).

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