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Notification of joint practiceU.K.
10.—(1) Where a European lawyer is a member of a joint practice in his home State, he shall inform the professional body with which he intends to register and provide it with the following information—
(a)the name of the joint practice;
(b)his place of business;
(c)the name and place of business of any member of his joint practice;
(d)any other information about the joint practice requested by the professional body.
(2) A European lawyer shall notify that professional body of any changes in the information whether before or after registration.
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