Rule 14 Legal Practitioners’ Accounts Rules 1964

Rule 14 of the Legal Practitioners’ Accounts Rules 1964 is under Part III (Trust accounts). It provides as follows:

There may be paid into a trust bank account:

(a) money subject to the particular trust;

(b) such money belonging to solicitor trustee or to a co-trustee of his as may be necessary for the purpose of opening or maintaining the account; or

(c) money to replace any sum which may by mistake or accident have been drawn from the account in contravention of Rule 8 of these Rules.