The Law Society of Hong Kong is a professional association for solicitors in Hong Kong vested with statutory powers to regulate the professional conduct of solicitors, trainee solicitors and foreign lawyers. It was incorporated in 1907 as a company limited by guarantee.
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Examiners' Comments on the 2016 Examination Head II: Civil & Criminal Proced ure The Overall Performance of Cand id ates 1. The number of cand id ates this year was 48. Of those 48, 33 passed Head II, resu ...
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