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Law Society of Kenya Act

41. Regulations

Edition: 2023-09-15 · In force

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41. Regulations

The Council may, subject to the provisions of this Act and with approval by a resolution of the members make regulations, which shall be binding on all members of the Society, prescribing any of the following matters—
(a)annual subscriptions;
(b)manner of application for membership of the Society:
(c)grounds for, and procedure relating to, suspension or expulsion of members of the Society;
(d)resignation of members from the Society;
(e)regulation of powers exercisable by the Council and any committees or subcommittees of the Council, and delegation of powers;
(f)manner of convening meetings of the Council and the committees of the Council, and quorums and procedure of meetings of the Council;
(g)manner of convening general meetings of the Society, and quorum and procedure of general meetings;
(h)manner of election, removal and replacement of the president, the vice-president and the other members of the Council, and of representatives of the Society on the Disciplinary Committee;
(i)the functions and powers of the branches and sources of funding of the activities of the branches;
(j)the membership, governance of the branches and the regulation of the conduct of business by branches;
(k)recognition and competencies of chapters of the members of the Society or other local formations within branches;
(l)manner of election of the branch representatives in the Council;
(m)the manner of election, removal and replacement of a person nominated by the Society to any constitutional or statutory body;
(n)recognition, regulation and membership status of non-practising members;
(o)recognition and regulation of paralegals;
(p)custody and use of the common seal;
(q)alternative forms of dispute resolution, including reconciliation, mediation and arbitration;
(r)professional conduct and etiquette by the members;
(s)the regulation of marketing and advertising by members of their services;
(t)reciprocal recognition of qualification with the other bar associations; and
(u)any other matters as may be necessary for the promotion of the objects and the regulation of the affairs of the Society.
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Source: Kenya Law