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The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.

[NOVEMBER, 1912

expressing agreement with the view of the

Council upon the subject.

Court of Examiners.

The report of the Court of Examiners upon

the Intermediate Examination was submitted

and adopted. The result of the examination

appears in this GAZETTE.

Debating Society.

In reply to the request of the Debating

Society, the Council granted the use of the

Hall of the Society for the opening meeting.

October ZQth.

Chancery Actions.

A letter from a member was read drawing

attention to the difficulty arising from no list

of actions set down for hearing before the

Chancery Judges being available before the

sittings begin. The matter was referred to

the Court and Offices Committee.

Court of Examiners.

The report of the Court of Examiners upon

the October Preliminary and Final Examina

tions, and as to the award of the Findlater

Scholarship, was submitted and adopted,

The result of the examinations appears in this

GAZETTE.

Bankruptcy (England) Bill.

Letters were read from Mr. Homer, K.C.

M.P., and from Mr. P. J. Brady, M.P., stating

the steps they had both taken in response to

the request of the Council, in reference to

Clause 9 of this Bill, and letters in reply,

expressing the thanks of the Council, were

directed to be written.

Finance (1909-10) Act, 1910.

The draft of regulations about to be made

by the Land Judge in reference to the mode

of dealing with forms and provisional valua

tions issued by the Commissioners of Inland

Revenue, in reference to lands which are for

sale in the Court of the Land Judge, or over

which Receivers have been appointed, were

submitted as amended by the Sub-Committee

to which the Council had referred them.

County Courts Committee.

A report from the County Courts Committee

upon the County Court Judges' report, as to

the changes and amendments in the juris

diction, procedure, and practice in the County

Courts in Ireland which they deem desirable,

and also upon their suggestions for amending

the County Courts Bill

of

1911, was

discussed, and was adjourned for further

consideration.

Costs Committee.

A report from the Costs Committee giving

decisions upon three queries was adopted.

The queries and the answers of the Committee

are as follows :—

1. Q.—Under which scale should the costs be

drawn of a lease for 10,000 years at £60

per annum of a building in the City of

Belfast.

A.—It being admitted by the parties that

the rent is a rack-rent in amount, for the

premises as they now stand, the costs

should

be

drawn under

the

scale

applicable to leases at rack rent.

2. Q.—Under which scale should the costs be

drawn of a lease of premises for 99 years,

at yearly rent of £28 19s. Od., the lessee

covenanting to expend £75 in permanent

and substantial repairs. One item of the

repairs was the putting of a new roof on

a house ?

A.—The costs should be drawn under the

scale applicable to building leases.

3. Q.-—A limited liability company, being

customers of a bank, obtained an over

draft from that bank on the security of

an equitable deposit of title deeds. On

the overdraft reaching £4,000, the bank

required the company to create one

debenture in favour of the bank for the

amount of the overdraft, which deben

ture was to be a floating charge.

Is it

the right of the solicitor for the bank, or

of the solicitor for the company to draft

the debenture and have it printed ?

A.—Under the circumstances it is the right

of the solicitor for the bank to draft the

debenture and have it printed.

Annual Report.

The draft annual report of the Council was

considered and adopted.