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GAZETTE
jaNuary/fEbruary
psychological trauma (M.CorryL 2: '>4-05
schizophrenia and the Law (S. D. McGrnth), 8: 273-
76;
9: 305-11
MEDICOLEGAL S( X7IETY
under
Assr xriatk>ns and Scxieties
MENTAL DISORDERS
Schizophrenia and the Law (S. D. McGrath),
8:
273-
76;
9:
3
f)
5-l I
MENTAL DISTRESS
damages for, 2: 50
nervous shoe k (P.Sreenan), 2: 49-56
psychological trauma (Dr. M. Corry).
2.
64-65
MENTALLY HANDICAPPED
Law Reform Commission Report on Sexual Offences
against the Mentally Handicapped
(LRC 33-1990)
rev.,
10:
383-84
MINISTER FOR INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE
(D.O'MALLEY)
Fair Trade Commission Report on Restrictive
Practices in the Legal Profession, 2: 58-59
future of legal profession - address to SYS-Joint Bar
conference,
10:
376-79
legal profession - Competition Bill proposals (edl.),
10:
347
motor accident compensation tribunal proposed
(edl.), 4: 123
small claims courts,
5:
183
MINISTER FOR JUSTICE (R. BURKE)
conference address "Big Bang in the Legal Pro-
fession,"
10:
361-63
MOOT COMPETITIONS
SADSI participation in Phillip C. Jessup Moot Court
Competition, world semi-finals, 1: 14
(pictorial); 4: 137, 138
MORTGAGE
equitable mortgage for "present and future advances"
(C. Doyle), 4: 141-44
MOTOR ACCIDENTS
see
Road Accidents
MOTOR INSURANCE COSTS, 5 184-85
MOTOR VEHICLES
larceny and vandalism - statistics 1980-89, 7: 246
NEGLIGENCE
see also
Medical Negligence
accrual of cause of action - Statute of Limitations, s.
11(2) (b)
Hegarty v O'Loughran
(M. Ford),
10:
369-72
banker - "Securing the Customer's Interest - The
Andrew Towey Trilogy" (C. Doyle), 9: 328-33
club - injury to member
Robertson v Ridley; Murphy
v Roche(
No. 2), 3: 111
defective premises
duty of care - local authority
Murphy v
Brentwood D C., 9
334-35
economic loss - whether builder liable to
subsequent purchaser
Dept. of Environment v
Bates & Son,
9:
335
nervous shock, damages for, (P. Sreenan),
2:
49-56
road accidents
straying cattle - onus of proof
O'Reilly v Lavelle,
7:
242
school - sports accident -
Van Oppen v Clerk to the
Bedford Charity Trustees
, 2:
57-58
solicitors
see under
Professional Negligence
NERVOUS SHOCK
development of law (P. Sreenan),
2:
49-56
NETWORKING SYSTEMS
see under
Office Management
NEW INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
see
Computer
Law; Office Management
NOTARIES PUBLIC
appointment and functions of, (B. Walsh), 1: 29-30
appointment qualifications - Chief Justice's ruling (SC
6 Oct. 1989), 1: 27
Romanian adoptions - notarisation of documents (B.
Walsh, Registrar, Faculty of Notaries Public), 9: 339
NULLITY OF MARRIAGE
see
under Family Law
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY
asbestosis, 1: 23-26
cancers, 1: 24-26
deafness, 1: 26
occupational diseases - "The Problem of Time" (Dr.
D. Murphy), 1: 23-26
Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act, 1989 (C.
Mahon),
5:
180-81
safety statements - guidelines launched,
5:
183
OFFICE MANAGEMENT
computerisation
attitudes of apprentices to computers (Technology
Committee survey),
7:
259-60
Law Society survey of solicitors' offices,
6:
209
operating systems - UNIX and Networking
explained (D. O'Lochlainn),
6:
223-25
PARTNERSHIP LAW
Irish Company and Partnership Law
(study text, BPP)
rev. by E. G. Hall, 3 116
PEOPLE AND PLACES
appointments:
Director General of Law Society - Noel C. Ryan,
7:
233, 241
Registrar of Deeds and Titles (C.Treacy),
5:
188;
9:
312
Registrar of Solicitors (P.J.Connolly),
5:
176
Revenue Solicitor (Frances Cooke),
6:
215
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