Legal Practitioners Fidelity Fund
Purpose of the fund
The primary purpose of the Legal Practitioners Fidelity Fund (‘the Fund’) is to reimburse clients of Legal Practitioners who may suffer pecuniary loss due to the theft of money or property entrusted to an attorney in the course of his/her practice as such, or where an attorney acts as executor or administrator in a deceased estate, or as a trustee in an insolvent estate.
What is the LPFF?Legal Practitioners Fidelity Fund
Apply for a bursary with us
The minimum requirement for qualification for such a bursary is a BA (Law), B Comm (Law), B Iuris or B Proc degree or a similar qualification or proof of successful completion of the first two years of the revised 4-year LLB curriculum.
If you are currently in the 1st semester of your second year, we can assist with a bursary for your 3rd and 4th year of study.
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Auditorium: R13 932.00
Conference Rooms: R8 400.00
Executive Boardroom: R11 500.00
Package rate per delegate as follows. R700.00
The Mandela Rhodes Place Hotel parking building in Burg Street,
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What type of trust accounts can be opened?
The trust banking of legal practitioners is regulated by Section 86 of the Legal Practice Act (28 of 2014) Find out more as a legal practitioner what kind of trust accounts you can open.
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