trainee solicitor definition

trainee solicitor means any person receiving workplace training with the express purpose of qualification as a solicitor, at an authorised training establishment, under a training contract, and "trainee" should be construed accordingly.
trainee solicitor means a person who is training to be a solicitor and is supervised by a solicitor in accordance with regulations made by the Council of the Law Society of Scotland under section 5 of the Solicitors (Scotland) Act 1980;
trainee solicitor means a person seeking to be admitted as a solicitor who by indentures of apprenticeship with a training solicitor is provided with training pursuant to such indentures and who is referred to in the Solicitors Acts as an apprentice, who is the subject matter of an appeal or application to the Court pursuant to the Solicitors Acts, other than a respondent trainee solicitor;

More Definitions of trainee solicitor

trainee solicitor means any person receiving workplace training with the
trainee solicitor means an apprentice and includes a person who has completed the term of his or her apprenticeship but who has not yet been admitted as a solicitor;
trainee solicitor means an applicant who holds an entrance certificate, is training to be a solicitor and who is supervised by a training manager;

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