sec.39ADuty to give law practice certificate if waiver or presumption

### sec.39A Duty to give law practice certificate if waiver or presumption This section applies if— a claimant gives notice of the claimant’s claim that does not comply with section 37 (1) (d) (i) ; and the insurer for the claim— waives compliance with the requirements under this division for giving notice of the claim; or is presumed to be satisfied notice has been given as required under this division. If the supervising principal of a law practice or a person mentioned in section 36C (2) acting for the supervising principal gave the claimant a law practice certificate for the claim under section 36A but the claimant has not given the certificate to the insurer, the supervising principal must give a copy of the certificate to the insurer as soon as practicable. Subsection (4) applies if— the supervising principal of a law practice retained by the claimant in relation to the claimant’s claim or a person mentioned in section 36C (2) acting for the supervising principal did not give the claimant a law practice certificate for the claim under section 36A ; and the claimant has not subsequently given the insurer a law practice certificate for the claim from the supervising principal or the person. The supervising principal must, within a month after the claimant is notified of the waiver or the presumption takes effect— complete a law practice certificate for the claim; and give the certificate to the insurer and a copy of the certificate to the claimant. Maximum penalty for subsection (4) —300 penalty units. See also section 36C . s 39A ins 2019 No. 36 s 11 (sec.39A-ssec.1) This section applies if— a claimant gives notice of the claimant’s claim that does not comply with section 37 (1) (d) (i) ; and the insurer for the claim— waives compliance with the requirements under this division for giving notice of the claim; or is presumed to be satisfied notice has been given as required under this division. (sec.39A-ssec.2) If the supervising principal of a law practice or a person mentioned in section 36C (2) acting for the supervising principal gave the claimant a law practice certificate for the claim under section 36A but the claimant has not given the certificate to the insurer, the supervising principal must give a copy of the certificate to the insurer as soon as practicable. (sec.39A-ssec.3) Subsection (4) applies if— the supervising principal of a law practice retained by the claimant in relation to the claimant’s claim or a person mentioned in section 36C (2) acting for the supervising principal did not give the claimant a law practice certificate for the claim under section 36A ; and the claimant has not subsequently given the insurer a law practice certificate for the claim from the supervising principal or the person. (sec.39A-ssec.4) The supervising principal must, within a month after the claimant is notified of the waiver or the presumption takes effect— complete a law practice certificate for the claim; and give the certificate to the insurer and a copy of the certificate to the claimant. Maximum penalty for subsection (4) —300 penalty units. See also section 36C . - (a) a claimant gives notice of the claimant’s claim that does not comply with section 37 (1) (d) (i) ; and - (b) the insurer for the claim— (i) waives compliance with the requirements under this division for giving notice of the claim; or (ii) is presumed to be satisfied notice has been given as required under this division. - (i) waives compliance with the requirements under this division for giving notice of the claim; or - (ii) is presumed to be satisfied notice has been given as required under this division. - (i) waives compliance with the requirements under this division for giving notice of the claim; or - (ii) is presumed to be satisfied notice has been given as required under this division. - (a) the supervising principal of a law practice retained by the claimant in relation to the claimant’s claim or a person mentioned in section 36C (2) acting for the supervising principal did not give the claimant a law practice certificate for the claim under section 36A ; and - (b) the claimant has not subsequently given the insurer a law practice certificate for the claim from the supervising principal or the person. - (a) complete a law practice certificate for the claim; and - (b) give the certificate to the insurer and a copy of the certificate to the claimant.