C-26, r. 14.1 - Code of ethics of chartered administrators

Section 27 Disposition versions

2024-07-11

27. Chartered administrators may not elude or attempt to elude professional liability. To that end, chartered administrators are prohibited in particular from

(1)  accepting a waiver fully or partly releasing them from professional liability for a fault committed in the practice of their profession;

(2)  accepting a waiver fully or partly releasing the partnership or joint-stock company within which the chartered administrator carries on professional activities from liability for a fault committed by them; and

(3)  invoking against their client the responsibility of the partnership or joint-stock company within which the chartered administrator carries on professional activities.

O.C. 45-2014, s. 27; O.C. 952-2024, s. 4.

2014-02-27

27. Chartered administrators must assume full civil liability in the practice of their professional activities. They may not evade or attempt to evade the liability, by any means whatsoever, by invoking the liability of the partnership or joint-stock company within which they carry on their activities or that of another person also carrying on activities.

O.C. 45-2014, s. 27.