Originally Posted by Unregistered

Im the poster above. I forgot to mention...

Your summons needs to be issued by your supervising solicitor. The affidavit in support also needs to be affirmed by your supervising solicitor.

The affidavit must state:
-> Your SS supports the application. SS is an SS pursuant to Rule 20(1) LPAR 2011...has been in active practice of not less than 5 out of 7 years blah blah
-> Trainee is a qualified person defined in S2 of LPA
-> T has LLB. enclose cert.
-> T has passed Part A. enclose results.
-> T has done RLT (if relevant), enclose letter from law firm.
-> T has attended Part B. enclose results.
-> date T commenced training. Has trained for a continuous period of 3 months.
-> What T has done in the 3 months with the firm.
-> SS has instructed Trainee in advocacy + court etiquette/conduct expected of A&Ss
-> SS's belief that T is fit and proper person. SS encourages part call to gain exposure to liti work.
->pray for OIT

After this, you can a hearing date. Both you and SS must turn up for the hearing - preferably on time, otherwise you get named and shamed in a multi-page HC judgment by an irate HC judge.