Section 87Part 11 — INVESTIGATION AND DETERMINATION OF ALLEGED PROFESSIONAL MISCONDUCT
Restoration of name to Roll
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87. (1) If the name of an attorney-at-law was removed from the Roll on the request of the attorney-at-law or on the order of the Disciplinary Tribunal, the former attorney-at-law may at any time apply to the Council for the restoration of the former attorney-at-law’s name to the Roll.
Subject to subsection (3), the Council may, after hearing the application under subsection (1), order that the name of the former attorney-at-law be restored to the Roll with or without conditions and any such conditions shall be specified in any practising certificate issued to the attorney.
The Council shall not make an order under subsection (2) unless the Council is satisfied that the former attorney-at-law is a fit and proper person to practise as an attorney-at-law.
If the Council orders that the name of a former attorney-at-law be restored to the Roll, the Clerk of the Court shall, on payment by the former attorney-at-law of the prescribed fee, restore the name of the attorney-at-law to the Roll and publish, in the Gazette as well as in such other media as the Clerk of the Court determines, a notice specifying —
the name of the attorney-at-law;
the fact that name of the attorney-at-law is restored to the Roll; and
the condition, if any, which the attorney-at-law is subject to under subsection (2).