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Definition of Official Solicitor in English: Official Solicitornoun (in the UK) an officer of the Supreme Court who intervenes to protect the interests of children or those with a disability. Example sentencesExamples - Later this month, the Official Solicitor will be representing the children of a man convicted of possessing child pornography.
- But within a matter of days Mr Harris had written to the Official Solicitor from prison.
- The Official Solicitor is currently acting in around 1,200 civil claims.
- In their submissions, the claimants, supported by the Attorney General and the Official Solicitor, relied upon the common law right to confidence.
- These decisions are taken according to what the court sees as the interests of the child, and the child will normally be represented by the Official Solicitor.
- My Lord, perhaps by the same date the Official Solicitor could also indicate whether any claim for damages is pursued on behalf of the child.
- A planned general strike in their support was called off only after the intervention of the Official Solicitor.
- Some guidance is given in relation to sterilization operations by a practice note issued by the Official Solicitor.
- Nick said he understood that the Official Solicitor had a duty to protect the interests of people who could not represent themselves.
- It is, as the Official Solicitor said, a benign jurisdiction.
- My Lord, the position of the Official Solicitor is that, certainly the prime purpose of his participation in these proceedings was not to secure damages.
- The patient should be represented by the Official Solicitor, and any previously expressed views would need to be considered.
- But surely judges pay a great deal of attention to what the Official Solicitor is recommending?
- But the Official Solicitor no longer represents the child in such cases.
- An obscure legal official, the Official Solicitor, suddenly appeared, and the courts decided the three dockers should not be jailed.
- This time Newman asked the Official Solicitor of the (British) Supreme Court to intervene.
- Giving his first interview since becoming Official Solicitor a year ago, he tells me of another ground-breaking problem that has recently landed on his desk.
- This will usually be by the Official Solicitor and, even if it is not, the Official Solicitor will be an independent party.
- I discharged the Official Solicitor for the reasons set out in paragraphs [ 281 ] - [ 285 ] of that judgment.
- Although the Official Solicitor has some funding of his own, he must apply for legal aid on behalf of his clients if they cannot afford to litigate.
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