Legal Profession (Representation in Singapore International Commercial Court) Rules 2014 · As enacted · Part 2A · Registration of Law Expert Under Section 36PA of Act
12F. Certificate of registration
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Subject to paragraph (3), if an application under rule 12B(1) is granted, the Registrar may issue a certificate of registration for the period of validity of the registration.
Subject to paragraph (3), if an application under rule 12C(1) is approved, the Registrar may issue a certificate of registration for the period of the renewal of the registration.
The Registrar may, on application by a registered law expert and on payment of the appropriate non‑refundable fee (if any) specified in the Third Schedule —
issue the law expert a certificate of registration;
amend the law expert’s certificate of registration; or
issue a certified true copy of the law expert’s certificate of registration.
When a law expert’s registration is cancelled under section 36PA(5) or (7) or 36U of the Act, the law expert’s certificate of registration ceases to be in force.
Subregulation 1
Subject to paragraph (3), if an application under rule 12B(1) is granted, the Registrar may issue a certificate of registration for the period of validity of the registration.
Subregulation 2
Subject to paragraph (3), if an application under rule 12C(1) is approved, the Registrar may issue a certificate of registration for the period of the renewal of the registration.
Subregulation 3
The Registrar may, on application by a registered law expert and on payment of the appropriate non‑refundable fee (if any) specified in the Third Schedule —
issue the law expert a certificate of registration;
amend the law expert’s certificate of registration; or
issue a certified true copy of the law expert’s certificate of registration.
Subregulation 4
When a law expert’s registration is cancelled under section 36PA(5) or (7) or 36U of the Act, the law expert’s certificate of registration ceases to be in force.