failure to account definition
failure to account means a failure by a licensee or real estate dealer to account for money or other valuable property entrusted to the licensee or real estate dealer, or to any employee or agent of the licensee or real estate dealer, in the course of his business as a licensee or real estate dealer, which arises from any act or omission of the licensee or real estate dealer or of his employee or agent, being an act or omission which occurred after the commencement of Schedule 6 to the Auctioneers and Agents (Amendment) Act, 1980;
failure to account means a failure by the holder of a licence to account for money or other valuable property entrusted to the holder, or to any employee or agent of the holder, in the course of the business authorised to be carried on pursuant to the licence, which arises from any act or omission of the holder or any employee or agent of the holder, being an act or omission which occurred after the commencement of this Part;
failure to account means a failure by a solicitor to whom section 52 applies to account for moneys or other valuable property entrusted to the solicitor, or to any partner, servant or agent of the solicitor, in the course of his practice as a solicitor (including any moneys or other valuable property entrusted to him as a solicitor-trustee), arising from any act or omission of the solicitor or of his partner, servant or agent—