Bills
32 Bills
A bill may be in the form of a lump sum bill or an itemised bill.
A bill must be signed on behalf of a law practice by a legal practitioner or an employee of the law practice authorised by a principal of the law practice to sign bills.
It is sufficient compliance with subclause (2) if a letter signed on behalf of a law practice by a legal practitioner or an employee of the law practice authorised by a principal of the law practice to sign bills is attached to, or enclosed with, the bill.
If an employee of a law practice who is authorised by a principal of the practice to sign bills on behalf of the practice signs a bill or a letter attached to, or enclosed with, a bill, the bill or letter will be taken to have been signed by the principal.
A bill is to be given to a person in accordance with section 95D.
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