The Constitution
The French Australian Lawyers Society is a not-for-profit, independent, non-religious and non-political organisation.
The objects of the establishment of the Society are:
- to bring together French and Australian lawyers;
- to promote, develop and strengthen the knowledge and understanding of French law amongst Australian lawyers and of Australian law amongst French lawyers; and
- to promote the mutual understanding of both legal systems and facilitate a mutual diploma recognition of qualifications.
The Society is managed by a Committee which is elected every year.
Any person who is a qualified lawyer practising law in France or in Australia or any person who has a genuine interest in French and Australian law is eligible to be a member of the Society.
Any corporate body based in France or in Australia can also become a member.
To download a full copy of the Constitution, click here.
The objects of the establishment of the Society are:
- to bring together French and Australian lawyers;
- to promote, develop and strengthen the knowledge and understanding of French law amongst Australian lawyers and of Australian law amongst French lawyers; and
- to promote the mutual understanding of both legal systems and facilitate a mutual diploma recognition of qualifications.
The Society is managed by a Committee which is elected every year.
Any person who is a qualified lawyer practising law in France or in Australia or any person who has a genuine interest in French and Australian law is eligible to be a member of the Society.
Any corporate body based in France or in Australia can also become a member.
To download a full copy of the Constitution, click here.
