The Legal Practitioners Act is a law that regulates the practice of law and the conduct of legal professionals in a specific jurisdiction. It establishes the requirements for becoming a legal practitioner, including education, training, and licensing. The Act aims to ensure that individuals providing legal services meet certain standards of competence and ethics. Additionally, the Act often outlines the roles and responsibilities of legal practitioners, including their obligations to clients and the court. It may also provide for disciplinary measures against practitioners who violate professional conduct rules, ensuring accountability within the legal profession.