Society of Advocates of KwaZulu-Natal

The origins of the Natal Bar, as it was then known, as a purely consultative branch of the legal profession are described in the tribute to Graham Mackeurtan in the preface to the 1943 volume of the Natal Provincial Division Law Reports. Until the early 1920’s the method of practising known as the dual practice had prevailed in Natal. There were two roles, one of advocates and one of attorneys but anyone on either role (and there were many who were on both) was entitled to appear before the superior Courts. Thereafter the dual practice in Natal was in a state of steady decline.

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