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B-1 - Act respecting the Barreau du Québec

Section 72
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72. A person may, at the end of any period of disbarment for more than 3 months, apply for re-entry by following the requirements of section 70. He may make an application under subsection 1 of that section to the executive director 45 days before the end of his period of disbarment.
Where the person has been disbarred by the disciplinary council or the Professions Tribunal, he shall furnish proof to the board of directors that he has made restitution for any damage he has caused as a result of the infraction for which he was disbarred, or has made every effort to do so. No appeal lies from the decision of the board of directors in this regard.
He must also have paid all the costs to which he has been condemned, the dues determined by the board of directors and, if such is the case, the fine adjudged against him by the disciplinary council or the Professions Tribunal.
1966-67, c. 77, s. 89; 1990, c. 54, s. 42; 1994, c. 40, s. 257; 2008, c. 11, s. 173, s. 212; 2014, c. 13, s. 17.
72. A person may, at the end of any period of disbarment for more than 3 months, apply for re-entry by following the requirements of section 70. He may make an application under subsection 1 of that section to the executive director 45 days before the end of his period of disbarment.
Where the person has been disbarred by the disciplinary council or the Professions Tribunal, he shall furnish proof to the executive committee that he has made restitution for any damage he has caused as a result of the infraction for which he was disbarred, or has made every effort to do so. No appeal lies from the decision of the executive committee in this regard.
He must also have paid all the costs to which he has been condemned, the dues determined by the General Council and, if such is the case, the fine adjudged against him by the disciplinary council or the Professions Tribunal.
1966-67, c. 77, s. 89; 1990, c. 54, s. 42; 1994, c. 40, s. 257; 2008, c. 11, s. 173, s. 212.
72. A person may, at the end of any period of disbarment for more than 3 months, apply for re-entry by following the requirements of section 70. He may make an application under subsection 1 of that section to the executive director 45 days before the end of his period of disbarment.
Where the person has been disbarred by the Committee on Discipline or the Professions Tribunal, he shall furnish proof to the Executive Committee that he has made restitution for any damage he has caused as a result of the infraction for which he was disbarred, or has made every effort to do so. No appeal lies from the decision of the Executive Committee in this regard.
He must also have paid all the costs to which he has been condemned, the dues determined by resolution passed by the General Council and, if such is the case, the fine adjudged against him by the Committee on Discipline or the Professions Tribunal.
1966-67, c. 77, s. 89; 1990, c. 54, s. 42; 1994, c. 40, s. 257.
72. A person may, at the end of any period of disbarment for more than 3 months, apply for re-entry by following the requirements of section 70. He may make an application under subsection 1 of that section to the executive director 45 days before the end of his period of disbarment.
Where the person has been disbarred by the Committee on Discipline or the Professions Tribunal, he shall furnish proof to the Executive Committee that he has made restitution for any damage he has caused as a result of the infraction for which he was disbarred, or has made every effort to do so. No appeal lies from the decision of the Executive Committee in this regard.
He must also have paid all the costs to which he has been condemned, the dues determined by resolution passed under subparagraph o of the first paragraph of section 86 of the Professional Code (chapter C-26) and, if such is the case, the fine adjudged against him by the Committee on Discipline or the Professions Tribunal.
1966-67, c. 77, s. 89; 1990, c. 54, s. 42.
72. The provisions of section 70 shall also apply to an advocate who wishes to resume the practice of the profession after disbarment for three months or more. Nevertheless, such advocate may give the notice required by section 70 thirty days before the termination of his disbarment.
1966-67, c. 77, s. 89.
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