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WELCOME
Welcome to the
Web Site for SOLAS. This site is intended to provide
information to legal firms, their employees and other
associated businesses interested in the work of Scottish Law
Accountants. For more information about SOLAS either click
on the headings above or contact us directly.
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OBJECTIVES OF
THE SOCIETY
These are laid down in the Memorandum and
Articles of Association, to provide an organisation for
people employed in accountancy work in Scottish law firms,
in which they can meet with others with a view to the
interchange of opinion on questions of practice.
Our
regular branch meetings give facilities for members to hear
talks by various speakers and for organising discussion
groups. The Society wishes to promote the education and
advancement of individuals with a view to assisting them in
becoming proficient in all aspects of law accounting. To
this end SOLAS has joined with
The Law Society of
Scotland to provide an
Evening Course.
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HISTORY OF
SOLAS
The Society originated in 1910 in Aberdeen
and flourished until the First World War which disrupted its
activities and in 1924 due to the loss of membership during
the War and the lack of new members it was allowed to lapse.
In
1953 there was a renewal of interest, again in Aberdeen and
the Aberdeen branch was reformed in 1954 and then in 1958, a
branch was formed in Glasgow.
Branches in Edinburgh and Dundee followed shortly thereafter
and although the Dundee branch lapsed for some years it was
re-established in 1988. Classes started in Inverness in
September 1991 and a branch was formed in 1993.
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