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The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.
[AUGUST, 1927
behalf of his client.
If after he had come to
the conclusion that the party for whom he
had been acting had ceased to be his client
he kept his name on the record and did not
make it plain to his client and to the solicitor
or party on the other side that he was no
longer acting in the matter he exposed the
person for whom he had been acting to all
the consequences of reiterated default. A
man who had a solicitor in name but not in
fact was in a far worse position than if he
had no solicitor at all.
If the jury came to the conclusion that the
relationship of
solicitor and client had
existed between Mr. Walsh and Mr. Bywaters
did Mr. Bywaters do that which his duty
required ?
If he were negligent did the
damages which Mr. Walsh claimed—the
amount paid by him to the sheriff and the
amount of the costs due to Mrs. Sidders—
flow from that negligence ?
The
jury
returned
a
verdict
for
the plaintiff,
assessing
the damages at
£131 lls. lid.
(Reported " The Times," 13th July, 1927.)
Examination Result.
At the Intermediate Examination held on
8th July, the following passed the examina
tion and
their names are
classed and
arranged in order of merit :—
CLASS I.
1. Dermot Meagher.
2. William H. P. England
\
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Fredrick Kelly.
j equal.
4. Mary E. Smith.
5. Thomas J. Fletcher.
6. Frederick W. Gilligan.
.
7. John A. Harte.
8. James F. M. Egan.
9. Mary U. Kearns.
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Francis J. McEntee.
Xequal.
Daniel J. O'Connor.
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12. James G. A. Byrne.
13. Patrick J. Donnelly.
14. Gerard L. J. M. O'Brien. \
Finola M. O'Connor.
j
equaL
16. John J. B. Quigley.
17. Patrick J. Murphy.
18. John Healy.
19. Isadore V. Elyan.
Patrick C. Moore.
21. James Doyle.
John N. R. Macnamara
23. Basil A. Doyle.
Laurence Gill.
25. George E. Henderson.
Patrick J. McCarthy.
27. John M. Eyre.
28. Cornelius M. J. Daly.
29. PaulTighe.
30. George J. Geraghty
Patrick F. Molony.
Thomas P. Walsh.
CLASS II.
1 . Edward F. English.
Hugh B. Naughton.
John J. Tully.
4. Dermot G. O'Donovan.
5. Peter V. Doyle.
6. Berenice I. Tarrant.
7. John F. Foley.
Hugh G. Sweetman.
9. Francis Clohosey
Robert L. McDonnell.
1 1 . Francis Burke.
Michael J. Hogan.
13. Henry J, Downing.
Edward W. Warren.
15. Patrick J. Durcan.
16. Vincent P. Corish.
John J. Shee.
18. William J. Kavanagh
Henry J. Simms.
Thomas F. Twomey.
21. Robert G. M. Saunders.
22. Peter A. Fitzpatrick.
23. Louis Walsh, jun.
Henry C. Woodcock.
25. Desmond J. O'Malley.
26. Michael P. McCarthy
Dudley Walsh.
The remaining candidates are
Eighty candidates attended :
21 were postponed.
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