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| Beloeil Québec Canada | Services Juridiques Inter Rives inc. | |
| Bellevue Suisse | Richemont | |
| Bellevue Washington États-Unis | Law Offices of Anca Daian | |
| Beirut Liban | ||
| Beirut Lebanon | Nations Unies | |
| Bedford Québec Canada | Ville de Bedford | |
| Bedford Québec Canada | Agrilégal | |
| Bedford Québec Canada | AgriLégal | |
| Bécancour Québec Canada | ||
| Bécancour Québec Canada | ||
| Bécancour Québec Canada | CIUSSS MCQ | |
| Bécancour Québec Canada | Ville de Bécancour | |
| Bécancour Québec Canada | BMI 2000 (BÉCANCOUR MÉTAL) INC. | |
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Beauharnois Québec Canada | |
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Distinction between « Practising advocate » and « Retired advocate » A Retired advocate is 55 years of age or over. He may use the prefix “Me” or “Mtre” before his name provided it is followed by the title “retired advocate”; he may not, however, assume the title of advocate or attorney, verbally or otherwise, or practise the profession of advocate, in particular perform the acts described in section 128 of the Act respecting the Barreau du Québec, including pleading or acting before a tribunal referred to in subparagraphs 1 to 7 of paragraph a of subsection 2 of that section. Please refer to section 128 of the Act respecting the Barreau du Québec to know the acts that cannot be performed by a retired advocate or contact the Barreau du Québec at infobarreau@barreau.qc.ca for more details on the restrictions that apply to this type of permit.
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| Beauharnois Québec Canada | CSSVT | |
| Beauharnois Québec Canada | Robin Philippe Lamonde | |
| Beauharnois Québec Canada | Centre serv. scolaire de la Vallée-des-Tisserands | |
| Beauceville Québec Canada | Daniel Cliche avocat inc | |
| Beauceville Québec Canada | Daniel Cliche Avocat inc | |
| Beaconsfield Québec Canada | ||
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Retired advocate
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Beaconsfield Québec Canada | |
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Distinction between « Practising advocate » and « Retired advocate » A Retired advocate is 55 years of age or over. He may use the prefix “Me” or “Mtre” before his name provided it is followed by the title “retired advocate”; he may not, however, assume the title of advocate or attorney, verbally or otherwise, or practise the profession of advocate, in particular perform the acts described in section 128 of the Act respecting the Barreau du Québec, including pleading or acting before a tribunal referred to in subparagraphs 1 to 7 of paragraph a of subsection 2 of that section. Please refer to section 128 of the Act respecting the Barreau du Québec to know the acts that cannot be performed by a retired advocate or contact the Barreau du Québec at infobarreau@barreau.qc.ca for more details on the restrictions that apply to this type of permit.
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Retired advocate
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Beaconsfield Québec Canada | |
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Distinction between « Practising advocate » and « Retired advocate » A Retired advocate is 55 years of age or over. He may use the prefix “Me” or “Mtre” before his name provided it is followed by the title “retired advocate”; he may not, however, assume the title of advocate or attorney, verbally or otherwise, or practise the profession of advocate, in particular perform the acts described in section 128 of the Act respecting the Barreau du Québec, including pleading or acting before a tribunal referred to in subparagraphs 1 to 7 of paragraph a of subsection 2 of that section. Please refer to section 128 of the Act respecting the Barreau du Québec to know the acts that cannot be performed by a retired advocate or contact the Barreau du Québec at infobarreau@barreau.qc.ca for more details on the restrictions that apply to this type of permit.
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Retired advocate
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Beaconsfield Québec Canada | |
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Distinction between « Practising advocate » and « Retired advocate » A Retired advocate is 55 years of age or over. He may use the prefix “Me” or “Mtre” before his name provided it is followed by the title “retired advocate”; he may not, however, assume the title of advocate or attorney, verbally or otherwise, or practise the profession of advocate, in particular perform the acts described in section 128 of the Act respecting the Barreau du Québec, including pleading or acting before a tribunal referred to in subparagraphs 1 to 7 of paragraph a of subsection 2 of that section. Please refer to section 128 of the Act respecting the Barreau du Québec to know the acts that cannot be performed by a retired advocate or contact the Barreau du Québec at infobarreau@barreau.qc.ca for more details on the restrictions that apply to this type of permit.
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