sec.226Certificate by solicitor

### sec.226 Certificate by solicitor The solicitor having conduct of a proceeding for a party must give to the court at the trial, a certificate addressed to the court and signed by the solicitor— stating the duty of disclosure has been explained fully to the party; and if the party is a corporation—identifying the individual to whom the duty was explained. The certificate must be prepared and signed at or immediately before the trial. (sec.226-ssec.1) The solicitor having conduct of a proceeding for a party must give to the court at the trial, a certificate addressed to the court and signed by the solicitor— stating the duty of disclosure has been explained fully to the party; and if the party is a corporation—identifying the individual to whom the duty was explained. (sec.226-ssec.2) The certificate must be prepared and signed at or immediately before the trial. - (a) stating the duty of disclosure has been explained fully to the party; and - (b) if the party is a corporation—identifying the individual to whom the duty was explained.