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The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.
[APRIL, 1913
Mr. Brady been accepted by the Board of
Trade, and has been inserted in the Bill as
introduced this Session.
The Clause read as follows in the Bill of
last Session :—
" 9. For paragraph
(d)
of Sub-section (1) of
Section six of the principal Act (which relates
to the conditions on which a creditor may
present a bankruptcy petition), the following
paragraph shall be substituted :—
(d)
The debtor is domiciled in England, or
within a year before the date of the pre
sentation of the petition has ordinarily
resided, or had a dwelling-house or place
of business in England, or has carried on
business in England, personally or by
means of an agent or manager, or is or
within the said period has been a member
of a firm or partnership of persons which
has carried on business in England by
means of a partner or partners, or an
agent or manager.''
The Clause in
the Bill of
this Session
reads as follows :—
" 9. For paragraph
(d)
of Sub-section (1) of
Section six of the principal Act (which relates
to the conditions on which a creditor may
present a bankruptcy petition), the following
paragraph shall be substituted :- -
(d)
The debtor is domiciled in England, or
within a year before the date of the pre
sentation of the petition has ordinarily
resided, or had a dwelling-house or place
of business in England, or
(except in the
case of a person domiciled in Scotland
or
Ireland or a
firm or partnership
having its principal place of business
in Scotland or Ireland)
has carried on
business in England, personally or by
means of an agent or manager, or
(except
as aforesaid)
is or within the said period
has been a member of a firm or partner
ship of persons which has carried on
business
in England by means of a
partner or partners, or an agent or
manager."
Local Bankruptcy Court Rules.
It was resolved that certain amendments
to the existing Local Bankruptcy Court Rules
which have been prepared by the Council, on
the suggestion of the Southern Law Associa
tion, should be sent to the Under-Secretary
for Ireland, with the request that they may
be submitted to His Excellency the Lord
Lieutenant with a view to an Order in Council
being made giving effect to them.
There has been no revision of the Local
Court Rules since the promulgation of the
present Supreme Court Rules of 1905, and
the amendments now suggested are for the
purpose of altering some of the Local Court
Rules in order to assimilate them to the
corresponding Supreme Court Rules.
Certificate.
An application from a Solicitor for renewal
of his Certificate was considered and was
granted.
Council Meetings.
MEETINGS of the Council will be held upon
the following dates :—
April 16th and 30th.
May 14th.
Committee Meetings.
THE following Committee Meetings were held
during March :—
Land Acts, 5th.
Court and Offices, 7th.
Court of Examiners, 10th.
Gazette, 14th.
Costs, 27th.
Obituary.
MR. HENRY S. NOBLETT, Solicitor and Notary
Public, Cork, died upon the llth March, 1913,
at his residence Ashton Place, Cork.
Mr. Noblett, who served his apprentice
ship with his father, the late Mr. Henry
Noblett, 74 South Mall, Cork, was admitted
in Easter Term, 1855, and practised at 25
South Mall, Cork.
New Members.
THE
following, joined
the Society during
March :—
Dolan, Matthew R. B., 18 Bachelor's
Walk, Dublin.
Fullerton, Thomas J., 43 Lr. Sackville
Street, Dublin.