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SOLICITORS ACCOUNTS EXAM 2025

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Client or office money? Money held to sender's order where sender is not a client of the firm. - Client money. See r12.1 Client or office money? Money held or received as stakeholder, where firm is conducting a transaction for a principal of the firm. - Client money. Stakeholder money is always client money. See r12.2(b) Client or office money? Money received for any paid disbursement. - Office money. Doesn't matter what the nature of the disbursement is. See r12.7(c)(ii) Client or offic...

Solicitor’s Accounts Exam Information ⇒ 4 sections in 2 hours o Client ledgers (property, probate, sale of business, litigation matter) – more than one client in exam: how many clients? ▪ Use pencil in exam o Written questions on the Rules – 64 marks with above o Financial Statement (in the context of property transaction) – 16 marks ▪ Use pencil in exam o 5 MCQ’s - 20 marks ▪ Be aware of ‘must, never and always’ as some rules have exceptions Categories of Money ...