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Vol. XVII., No. 10.]
April, 1924.
C
FOR
CIRCULATION
AMONGST MEMBERS
MEETINGS OF THE COUNCIL.
March 12th.
Eighteen Members present.
Death of Mr. H. J. Synnott.
A resolution was passed expressing the
deep regret of the Council at the death of
Mr. Henry J. Synnott, a past President of
the Society, and expressing the sympathy
of the Council with his relatives.
Damage to Property (Compensation) Act,
1923.
A letter was read in reply
from the
Attorney General stating that the Minister
of Finance has the preparation of a scale
in accordance with Section II (1) under
consideration, and that he hopes shortly
to submit a draft of same to the President
of this Society for his consideration.
Law Courts.
A letter was read from Mr. Horan, K.C.,
enclosing copy of letter from the Revenue
Commissioners
relative
to
the question
of establishing a Stationery Office at the
Stamp Office, Dublin Castle, for the sale
of legal iudicature forms and documents,
and stating that the Commissioners had
carefully considered this matter, but con
sidered it would be at present premature,
and that the proposal would be further
considered as soon as the new judiciary
forms had been settled by the rule-making
authority to be appointed under the new
Courts of Justices Bill.
March 26th.
Twenty-four Members present.
Death of Mr. F. W. Meredith.
A resolution was passed expressing the
deep regret of the Council at the death of
Mr. Frederick W. Meredith, a past President
of the Society, and expressing the sympathy
of the Council with Mrs. Meredith and his
family.
Damage
to Property (Compensation) Act,
1923.
A letter was read in reply stating that
the Minister of Finance regrets that he is
unable to consent to the application of the
Criminal
Injuries Amending Rules, 1924,
to decrees made prior to the 1st January,
1924.