16 Duration of suspension of practising certificates
Solicitors Act 1974 (1974 c 47) | Legislation

16  Duration of suspension of practising certificates

[(1)     Where a practising certificate is suspended, it expires on such date as may be prescribed by regulations under section 28.]

(2)     The suspension of a practising certificate by virtue of section 15(1) by reason of an adjudication in bankruptcy shall terminate if the adjudication is annulled and an office copy of the order annulling the adjudication is served on the Society.

[(2A)     The suspension of a practising certificate by virtue of section 15(1) by reason of the making of a debt relief order shall terminate—

(a)     if the debt relief order is revoked on the ground mentioned in

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