External administration proceedings under other legislation
25 External administration proceedings under other legislation
This clause applies to proceedings for the external administration (however expressed) of an incorporated legal practice, but does not apply to proceedings to which clause 24 applies.
The
Regulator, the Attorney‑General and the Society are entitled to intervene in the proceedings, unless the court determines that the proceedings do not concern or affect the provision of legal services by the incorporated legal practice.
The court may, when exercising its jurisdiction in the proceedings, have regard to the interests of the clients of the incorporated legal practice who have been or are to be provided with legal services by the practice.
Subclause (3) does not authorise the court to make any decision that is contrary to a specific provision of any legislation applicable to the incorporated legal practice.
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