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APRIL, 1920]
The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.
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Matrimonial.
Settling Petition
Answer
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Reply
On hearing ...
Bankruptcy.
On hearing of
Ex parte
Motions ...
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Summons ...
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Motions
On Examination of Witnesses
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General.
Case for Direction of Proofs
Settling Notice of Appeal or Notice
of Motion for New Trial
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Affidavits or other docu
ments to be used on any
application to the Court
£ s. d.
330
330
220
440
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220
220
330
330
1
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0
1
1
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CONVEYANCING AND ADVICE ON TITLE.
I. On behalf of Purchaser or Mortgagee.
The minimum fees to Counsel shall be as
follows :—
1. Where
the consideration does not
exceed £500.
(a)
for advising on title and pre
paring
requisitions
without
settling deed,
2 guineas.
(b)
the like, and settling deed,.
3 guineas.
2. Where the consideration exceeds £500,
but does not exceed £1,000,
An addition of one guinea to 1
(a)
and 1
(b)
respectively.
3. Where
the consideration exceeds
£1,000, and does not exceed £2,000,
(a)
for advising on title and pre
paring
requisitions
without
settling deed,
3 guineas.
(b)
the like, and settling deed,
5 guineas.
4. Where
the consideration exceeds
£2,000, and does not exceed £3,000,
An addition of one guinea to 3 (a) and
3
(b)
respectively.
5. Where
the consideration exceeds
£3,000, such further reasonable fee as
may be arranged, having regard to
the foregoing scale.
II. On behalf of a Vendor.
Advising on Title on behalf of a Vendor,
and settling Conditions of Sale, or settling
Contract for Sale by private treaty.
1. In any case where the value of the
property does not exceed £1,000, a
minimum fee of 3 guineas.
2. Where the value of the property
exceeds £1,000, such further fee as
may be arranged.
Settling Deeds, etc.—In cases not within
I. and II. above,
For settling any deed, will or other
conveyancing instrument, a minimum
of 2 guineas.
NOTE.—It is to be understood that these
minimum fees are intended to apply only to
simple cases, and that where the title is
complicated or the documents of title are
numerous, Counsel should
require a
fee
increased to such amount as is reasonable.
GENERAL NOTE.
In cases not specifically provided for, the
fees shall be fixed by analogy to the fore
going scales.
Dublin Postal Arrangements.
The Council made various suggestions to
the postal authorities with a view to securing
a later hour for collection of letters in the
afternoons for despatch from Dublin to the
provinces, but none of these suggestions were
accepted owing to official difficulties which
could not be overcome. The following letter
has been received in reply to a suggestion
that all the railway termini in Dublin should
have special pillars for the posting of late
fee letters for despatch by night mails :—
(Read at Council Meeting, 24th March,
1920, and ordered to be inserted in GAZETTE.)
20th March, 1920.
Dear Sir,
Careful consideration has been given to
the request in your letter of the 6th
instant that special pillar boxes for late
posting purposes should be erected at
Kingsbridge, Broadstone
and Amiens
Street Stations, similar to that at Westland
Row.
It is found, however, that such