15 Carrying on of a reserved legal activity: employers and employees etc
Legal Services Act 2007 (2007 c 29) | Legislation

15  Carrying on of a reserved legal activity: employers and employees etc

(1)     This section applies for the interpretation of references in this Act to a person carrying on an activity which is a reserved legal activity.

(2)     References to a person carrying on an activity which is a reserved legal activity include a person (“E”) who—

(a)     is an employee of a person (“P”), and

(b)     carries on the activity in E's capacity as such an employee.

(3)     For the purposes of subsection (2), it is irrelevant whether P is entitled to carry on the activity.

(4)     P does not carry on an activity (“the relevant activity”) which is a reserved legal activity by virtue of E carrying it on in E's capacity

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