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Vol. XXII, No. 7.]
JANUARY, 1929.
:
FOR CIRCULATION
AMONGST MEMBERS
SOLICITORS' ANNUAL CERTIFICATES.
Members
are
reminded
that Annual
Certificates for the year ending 5th January,
1930, should be taken out and the duties
paid thereon before 6th February, 1929.
Certificates enabling Solicitors to practise
in the Irish Free State are issued in the office
of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland,
45 Kildare Street, Dublin, and the duties
thereon are payable at the Stamp Office,
Law Courts, Dublin Castle.
Certificates enabling Solicitors to practise
in Northern Ireland are issued in the office
of the Incorporated Law Society of Northern
Ireland, 35 Royal Avenue, Belfast, and the
duties thereon are payable at the Inland
Revenue Office, Belfast.
MEETINGS OF THE COUNCIL.
6th December.
Twenty-six Members present.
Elections of President and Vice-Presidents.
The Council elected Mr. E. H. Burne to be
President of the Society, and Mr. C. J.
Laverty and Mr. H. K. Toomey to be Vice-
Presidents for the ensuing twelve months.
General Meetings.
It was resolved that the hour for General
Meetings of the Society be half-past two
o'clock, p.m., unless otherwise
specially
ordered.
13th December.
Twenty-four Members present.
Extra-Ordinary Members.
The names of the following were submitted
by the Southern Law Association to serve as
Extra-Ordinary Members of the Council for
year ending 26th November, 1929 :—Mr.
A. H. Julian (President), Mr. J. J. Morgan,
Mr. C. Jermyn, Mr. P. J. Kavanagh, and
Mr. W. Murphy.
Statutory Committee.
A letter was submitted from the Chief
Justice appointing the following members of
the Council to be the Statutory Committee
for year ending 26th November, 1929 :—
Mr. Burne, Mr. Orpen, Mr. Quirke, Mr.
Scales, Mr. Tallan, and Mr. Thompson.
Legal Practitioners (Qualification) Bill.
A Special Committee was appointed to
consider this Bill, as amended by Special
Committee of the Dail, and to report to
Council.
Dublin Circuit Court.
The matter of the large arrear of cases
awaiting hearing was considered, and action
to be taken in
the event of immediate
additional arrangements for the discharge of
the judicial work of the Court not being
made, was decided on.