749 Restrictions on particulars to be provided by [relevant lawyers]
Income Tax Act 2007 (2007 c 3) | Legislation

749  Restrictions on particulars to be provided by [relevant lawyers]

(1)     In relation to anything done by a [relevant lawyer] on behalf of a client who does not consent to the information otherwise required from the [relevant lawyer] under section 748 being provided, the [relevant lawyer] may not be compelled under that section to do more than—

(a)     state that the [relevant lawyer] is or was acting on behalf of a client, and

(b)     give the name and address of the client and any relevant

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