Notice of protection under an Assignment (SGLA)

Notices are prepared by lawyers. Legal consultants enter the case under an Assignment without a Notice, so this article is not needed for them.

When providing SGLA, a lawyer prepares not an ordinary Notice of protection but a Notice of the "SGLA" type. It is attached to the Assignment, not to a Contract.

How to prepare an SGLA Notice

1. Create the Assignment beforehand (see the article "How to create an Assignment");
2. In the "Notices of protection" section, click the button to create a new Notice;
3. In the "Type of protection notice" field, choose "SGLA". Instead of the Contract list, a "Reason" field with a list of Assignments appears;
4. Choose the Assignment number, specify the date and the body the Notice is addressed to;
5. Save the Notice.

Notice numbering is shared: SGLA Notices and ordinary Notices form one series of numbers. The further work — editing, deleting, signing with a digital signature, Requests — is the same as for ordinary Notices (see the articles in the "Notices of protection" section).

Generating the PDF

The PDF is generated on the Notice page in the same way as an ordinary one (the "Generate" button, choosing the language: Kazakh, Russian or both at once). SGLA uses a separate form: "Notice of protection (representation) as part of state-guaranteed legal aid" (Appendix No. 2).

• the header shows your bar association and branch;
• the text shows your full name, the license number and date, and the body the Notice is addressed to;
• in the center are the names of the Customers from the Assignment (in Russian in the dative case, if it is filled in for the Customer);
• in the "Grounds for entering the case" section is the Description from the Assignment.