Licence, or referring to the list of licensed access clients published on the Bar Standards Board website). A barrister must not accept any instructions from a A barrister must not accept any instructions from a licensed access client: licensed access client: unless you and your chambers are unless you and your chambers are able to provide the services able to provide the services required required of you by that licensed of you by that licensed access client; access client; if you consider it in the interests of if you consider it in the interests of the lay client or the interests of the lay or the interests of justice that a or client solicitor other justice that a solicitor or other authorised litigator other person authorised litigator or some other who is authorised to conduct appropriate intermediary (as the litigation or some other appropriate case may be) be instructed either (as the case may be) be intermediary together with you or in your place. instructed either together with you or in your place. rC136 Having accepted instructions from a licensed Having accepted instructions from a licensed otherwise than on the terms of the access client access client otherwise than on the of the Licensed Access Terms of Work, you: Licensed Access Terms of Work, you: must first agree in writing the terms must agree in writing the upon which you have agreed to do terms upon which you have the work and the basis upon which agreed to do the work and the you are to be paid; basis upon which you are to be paid; must keep a copy of the agreement in writing with the licensed access
Licence, or referring to the list of licensed access clients published on the Bar Standards Board website). A barrister must not accept any instructions from a licensed access client: unless you and your chambers are able to provide the services required of you by that licensed access client; if you consider it in the interests of the lay client or the interests of justice that a solicitor or other authorised litigator or some other appropriate intermediary (as the case may be) be instructed either together with you or in your place. A barrister must not accept any instructions from a licensed access client: unless you and your chambers are able to provide the services required of you by that licensed access client; if you consider it in the interests of the lay client or the interests of justice that a solicitor or other authorised litigator other person who is authorised to conduct litigation or some other appropriate intermediary (as the case may be) be instructed either together with you or in your place. rC136 Having accepted instructions from a licensed access client otherwise than on the terms of the Licensed Access Terms of Work, you: must first agree in writing the terms upon which you have agreed to do the work and the basis upon which you are to be paid; must keep a copy of the agreement in writing with the licensed access Having accepted instructions from a licensed access client otherwise than on the of the Licensed Access Terms of Work, you: must agree in writing the terms upon which you have agreed to do the work and the basis upon which you are to be paid;
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