Licensed Body definition

Licensed Body means the body or organisation which holds a licence in force under Part 5 (Alternative Business Structures) of the Legal Services Act 2007;
Licensed Body means a body licensed by the SRA under Part 5 of the Legal Services Act 2007;
Licensed Body means a Registered Body licensed under Part 5 of the 2007 Act.

Examples of Licensed Body in a sentence

  • You must notify us as soon as reasonably practicable if you become a Licensed Body and/or become aware of any anticipated material constitutional change, which will or might affect you.

  • It is a matter for the Licensed Body to satisfy the CLC that the condition should be removed.

  • Licences continue to have effect after a Licensed Body has ceased to practise.

  • This power can be invoked even after the Licensed Body Licence has ceased/been revoked.

  • A Licensed Body is entitled at any time to apply for a modification of its licence terms or conditions.


More Definitions of Licensed Body

Licensed Body means a body licensed by the SRA under Part 5 of the LSA.
Licensed Body means a body licensed by a licensing authority, other than the Bar Standards Board, under Part 5 of the LSA.
Licensed Body means a body licensed by the SRA under Part 5 of theLSA;
Licensed Body means one of the bodies listed in Schedule 1 to the Licensed Access Regulations which are available on the Bar Standards Board’s website, or any other organisation which has been expressly licensed by that Board under its Licensed Access Recognition Regulations.
Licensed Body means a body which holds a licence issued by the Law Society which is in force under Part 5 of the 2007 Act; and
Licensed Body means a Member Body licensed by the Board in pursuance of Article 4 (vi);
Licensed Body means a Constituent Body licensed by the Registration Authority pursuant to article 4 (v) hereof;