36Notice of rights

36 Notice of rights (1) A lawyer must serve a notice of rights on a person (except a legal aid body or another lawyer acting for a client in the proceeding) who is liable to pay the costs of work done for a proceeding. (2) A notice of rights must: (a) be in a form approved by the Principal Registrar; and (b) contain a statement to the effect that, in accordance with this Division, the person on whom it is served may: (i) if an account payable by the person is not in the form of a bill — request a bill; and (ii) dispute the bill, or part of it, by filing a notice in accordance with Form 57. (3) A lawyer is not required to serve more than 1 notice of rights if each account rendered in the course of the proceeding, after the notice of rights was served, includes an endorsement referring to the notice of rights.