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GAZETTE
JULY-AUGUST 1979
O'Donoghue, Ciaran, 50 Mount Prospect Ave.,
Clontarf, Dublin.
O'Donovan, Denis, Gortnakilla, Kilcrohane, Bantry,
Cork.
O'Donovan, Thomas, 4 Grange Road, Baldoyle,
Dublin 13.
O'Driscoll, Denis, Gort, Monkstown, Co. Cork.
O'Hagan, Niall, Ravendale, Dundalk, Co. Louth.
O'Hanlon, Cormac, Ardnalee, Bishopstown Park,
Model Farm Road, Cork.
O 'Ma r a, Catriona, Barberstown, Clonsilla, Co.
Dublin.
O'Rourke, Anthony, 9 Sans Souci Park, Blackrock,
Co. Dublin.
O'Sullivan, Ma ebh, 6 Greenfield Cr e s c e n t,
Donnybrook, Dublin 4.
O'Sullivan, Mary, 15 Duke Street, Athy, Co. Kildare.
O'Sullivan, Maurice, 28 Church Street, Listowel, Co.
Kerry.
O'Sullivan, Niall, Dunboy, 4 Bishopscourt Road,
Wilton, Cork.
O'Sullivan, Timothy, 2 Maretimo Gardens East,
Blackrock, Co. Dublin.
O'Kelly, Donal, 48 Cedarmount Road, Mount
Merrion, Co. Dublin.
Parker, Liam, 9 Moore Park, Newbridge, Co. Kildare.
Prendergast, Norman, 421 Blackhorse Ave., Dublin 7.
Punch, Patrick, 10 Victoria Terrace, Limerick.
Scales, Amanda, Headfort, Harbour Crescent,
Dalkey, Co. Dublin.
Shiel, Anthony, 26 Monkstown Ave., Blackrock, Co.
Dublin.
J. Margetson presenting his son, Stuart, with his
Parchment.
Shiel, John, 65 Newpark, Foxrock, Co. Dublin.
Sisk, Noel, 23 Glentworth Park, Ard Na Greine,
Malahide Road, Co. Dublin.
Tansey, David, 29 Woodbine Park, Blackrock, Co.
Dublin.
Tobin, Mary, Geraldine House, Athy, Co. Kildare.
Treacy, John, Rectory Road, Enniscorthy, Wexford.
Turley, John, Hazelgrove, Vicarstown, Portlaoise, Co.
Laois.
Turley, Patrick, 14 Clarence Mangan Road, Dublin 8.
Ty n a n, Edwa r d, Lynn Ave., Mullingar, Co.
Westmeath.
Walsh, James V., Deerpark, Fermoy, Co. Cork.
Walsh, Mary R., Airmount, New Ross, Co. Wexford.
Walsh, Maurice, 48 Abbeyfield, Killester, Dublin 5.
Walsh, Miriam, 157 Greenlea Road, Terenure,
Dublin 6.
Woulfe, Ernest, 4 Woodside Grove, Castlepark,
Rathfarnham, Dublin 14.
SALES BY PRIVATE TREATY
Issue of Contracts to
Auctioneers
The Conveyancing Committee has been considering the
apparently prevalent practice of solicitors sending out to
the Auctioneers concerned copies of contracts for sale
where premises are for sale by private treaty and not by
auction. It appears that Auctioneers frequently seek
contracts from the Vendors' solicitors in order to be in a
position to have them completed by Purchasers once a sale
has been agreed.
The Committee considers that the best interests of the
profession are not served by the existence of this practice
which does not allow a Purchaser's solicitor a reasonable
opportunity of considering the pre-contract title which is
being offered before advising his client as to whether he
should proceed to complete the contract. There must also be
some doubt as to whether a purchaser who executes a
contract presented to him by an Auctioneer without having
had the opportunity either personally or through a solicitor
of inspecting the title documents referred to in the first
schedule of the standard form of contract, would be bound
by his having executed the contract in such circumstances.
Apprenticeships
Any sole practitioner or partner interested in
taking an apprentice (or two apprentices, with
the consent of the Education Committee) is
asked to communicate immediately with the
undersigned. Masters are urgently needed by a
number of students who wish to embark on the
Professional Course starting on 6th November,
1979.
Nicholas G. Moore,
Education Officer,
Incorporated Law Society of Ireland,
Blackhall Place, Dublin 7.
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