The Gazette 1976

SEPTEMBER 1976

GAZETTE

FORTHCOMING EVENTS Autumn Seminar

Sale and the nature of the requisitions on title which ought to be raised. Time perhaps militated somewhat against their use- fulness but they were undoubtedly a beneficial exercise and afforded some of the younger members the oppor- tunity to elicit from their senior colleagues a little of the learning which only years of hard earned experience might otherwise have gained them. The lectures apart, there was of course ample oppor- tunity for a little conviviality and so whether the lectures or the attendance figures or even just the fun were the criteria the Seminar was an unqualified success. 1976/77 COMMITTEE OF THE SOCIETY OF YOUNG SOLICITORS The Officers of the Committee of the Society of Young Solicitors for 1976/77 are as follows : Chairman : Derek Greenlea. Members : Maeve Breen, Michael Car- rigan, Rory Conway, Glare Gusack, Terence Dixon, Andrew Donnelly, John Glackin, Wil- liam E^rley, Michael Hayes, George Mills, Tom O'Connor, Norman Spendlove. PRESENTATION OF PARCHMENTS The next Presentation of Parchments will take place on Thursday, 2nd December, 1976, at 4.00 p.m. Apprentices, whose indentures have expired and who have passed all the Society's examinations and wish to receive their parchments, should lodge with the Society on or before 19th November, 1976 (1) Completed form AE 5, (2) Full name and address in Irish and English. (3) £40.00 admission fee, (4) Dates of passing Law Society's examinations. Please note that no applications will be accepted after 19th November, 1976. CHANGE IN PARTNERSHIP TAKE NOT I CE that the Partnership subsisting between FRANC IS A. J. O ' HARE, MI CHAEL B. KELLY and R I CHARD KN I GHT practising as W. G. Bradley & Sons, Solicitors, at 11, Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin, has been dissolved by mutual consent as and from the eighth day of July, 1976, and as from which date the said practice shall he carried on by the continuing partners, Francis A. J. O ' Ha re and Richard Knight at 11, Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin. The retiring partner shall as and from the said date carry on practice as a Solicitor at 10, Proby Square, Blackrock, Go. Dublin. REPRESENTATIVE BODY OF THE CHURCH OF IRELAND SOLICITOR Applications are invited for the post of full-time law agent to the Representative Church Body. Further information and application forms may be obtained from the Secretary, Church of Ireland House, Church Ave., Rathmines, Dublin 6. The closing date for receiving applications is 1st December, 1976. Treasurer : Mary Finlay. Secretary : Aine Hanley. Committee

The Autumn Seminar will be held in the Ardree Hotel, Waterford on Saturday, 6th November and Sunday, 7th November, 1976 under the general heading of Developments in Conveyancing, Probate and the Admin- istration of Estates. The Programme will be as follows : Saturday, 6th November 10.00 a.m. — The effect on Conveyancing practice of

the new Law Society Contract for Sale and the Family Home Protection Act 1976. Frank Daly - Solicitor

2.30 p.m. — The Drafting of Wills.

Robert Johnston - Solicitor 4.30 p.m. — Returns and Assessments under the Capital Asquisitions Tax Act 1976.

James J. Geoghegan, B.L. Capital Taxes Branch of the Revenue Commissioners

Sunday, 7th November 11.00 a.m. — Current problems in Probate Procedure. Eamonn Mongey, B.L. Assistant Probate Registrar. TRIP TO LUXEMBOURG The Society has organised a visit to the European Court on the 18th/19th November. The programme will in- clude an introduction to the Court and its procedures, attendance at a session of the Court, meeting with officials of the Court and lectures on certain aspects of EEC Law with particular emphasis on recent legis- lation and judgments. It is hoped that this programme will enable participants to familiarise themselves with the Court, its officials and procedure and up-date their knowledge of certain areas of EEC Law. Arrangements have been made for participants and their travelling companions to visit Paris for the week- end before returning to Ireland. Full details have been circulated to all members of the Incorporated Law Society. SOLICITORS ARTHUR COX & CO., wish to engage two additional Solicitors for their Commercial Department. Excellent salary and prospects will be offered to the successful applicants who should have at least two years' ex- perience in Company/Commercial Law. Applications with full details of career to date may be addressed in strict confidence to : JOHN C. FISH, Arthur Cox & Co., 4 2 / 4 5 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin 2.

THE INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY OF IRELAND DINNER DANCE THURSDAY, 25th NOVEMBER, Shelbourne Hotel, Dublin Dancing 8.30 p.m. to 2.00 a.m. Dinner 9.30 p.m. Tickets on Sale at the Bookstall, Shelbourne Hotel Table Reservations Through Hotel Only

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