Attorneys Act, 1979 (Act No. 53 of 1979)Rules for the Attorneys' ProfessionPart VI : ConductSpecialisation and expertise |
| 42. | Members may, on the basis of specialised qualifications or experience, advertise or hold themselves out as being specialists or as offering specialist services, provided that if a member claims specialisation or expertise in any branch of the law, the Council may: |
| 42.1 | require a member to show good cause by a specified date why he or she should not be ordered by the Council to cease to hold himself or herself out as a specialist or as expert in any particular branch of the law; |
| 42.2 | order the member to cease holding himself or herself out as a specialist or expert in the branch of the law concerned if it is the opinion of the Council that the member's claim is not justified; and |
| 42.3 | declare that such order shall serve as notice in terms of rule 50 without in any way limiting the Council's powers in terms of rule 50. |