Supreme Court Bar Association Rules

Supreme Court Bar Association Rules — section 22

22. The Committee shall, subject to the control of the members in general meeting assembled, in addition to all other powers conferred upon it by any of these rules, have the powers:

(i)to maintain such establishment of employees for the Association as it may deem fit;

(ii)to appoint and suspend or dismiss from their employment any of its employees;

(iii)to determine and regulate the remuneration, duties and terms and conditions of service of all such employees;

(iv)to expend within budgetary provisions to meet the requirements of the Association;

(v)to maintain a library for the use of members and regulate its use either directly or through a sub-committee;

(vi)to strive for obtaining grants-in-aid from the Federal Government for maintenance of Library, Bar Room(s) and other necessities and amenities for use and benefit of the members;

(vii)to appoint, if any occasion arises, sub-committees for the disposal of any class or kind of business and may regulate the manner in which any such sub-committee shall discharge its functions, provided that an appeal may be made to the Committee from any decision of a sub-committee which adversely affects any member; and

(viii)to make bye-laws, consistent with these Rules, for regulating its own proceedings or that of any sub-committee appointed by it as well as for the conduct of business by the Secretary and for regulating the duties of all or any of the employees of the Association and the manner in which the property, account and records of the Association are to be kept and may amend the bye-laws so made at any time. Notice:

This is the text of the provision as enacted. It is legal information, not legal advice, and it cannot account for the facts of your own matter. For advice on your situation, consult a verified advocate.