A-14, r. 2 - Regulation respecting legal aid

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32.1. Where the applicant institutes or intends to institute a class action, he shall, in the manner prescribed in sections 34 to 34.2, describe his financial condition and that of at least 50% of the members who, among the group that the applicant represents or intends to represent, have made themselves known and are financially eligible for legal aid.
For that purpose, the applicant shall
(1)  indicate the number of members who have made themselves known and the estimated number of members likely to be represented;
(2)  indicate
(a)  his income, assets and liabilities, as well as those of the members of his family whose financial condition is considered under this Regulation; and
(b)  the income, assets and liabilities of at least 50% of the members of the group that he represents or intends to represent, who have made themselves known and are financially eligible for legal aid; and
(3)  describe the facts justifying the application for legal aid.
O.C. 1454-97, s. 19; O.C. 1765-2022, s. 4.
32.1. Where the applicant institutes or intends to institute a class action, he shall, in the manner prescribed in sections 34 to 34.2, describe his financial condition and that of at least 50% of the members who, among the group that the applicant represents or intends to represent, have made themselves known and are financially eligible for legal aid.
For that purpose, the applicant shall
(1)  indicate the number of members who have made themselves known and the estimated number of members likely to be represented;
(2)  establish
(a)  his income, assets and liabilities, as well as those of the members of his family whose financial condition is considered under this Regulation; and
(b)  the income, assets and liabilities of at least 50% of the members of the group that he represents or intends to represent, who have made themselves known and are financially eligible for legal aid; and
(3)  describe the facts justifying the application for legal aid.
O.C. 1454-97, s. 19.