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NOVEMBER 1996

L A W

S O C I E T Y

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I R E L A N D

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V i ewpo i nt 313

The recent Deloitte & Touche report on insurance costs in

Ireland vindicates the Law Society's stance on capping

personal injury awards.

N ew Pres i dent Frank Da ly 3 16

Conal O'Boyle speaks to Frank Daly, the new man at the helm

of the Law Society, about his career and his goals for the year.

Lawb r i ef

3 20

Dr Eamonn Hall

looks at the question of

consortium

- the

loss of companionship of a husband or wife.

N ews

3 1 4 et seq.

Diploma in applied European law, p314; Result of Council

elections, p317; Report of Council Meeting on 18 October,

p318; Claims against the Dow Corning Corporation, p321;

Law Society complains to Gardai over visit to solicitor's firm,

p322; Warning on stolen notepaper, p322; New editor for the

Gazette, p323; New communications director at English Law

Society, p323; Criminal law advisory group, p327; Personal

injury awards article: an addendum, p327; London charity ball,

p334; SADSI news, p338; Compensation fund payments, p344;

UK Bar elections, p344; Scam letters, p.348.

T r ade Ma r ks Ac t , 1 9 9 6: An ove r v i ew

3 25

Ruth Finlay

examines the significant changes introduced

to the law of trade marks by the introduction of the 1996 Act.

Legislation Upda te

Recent Acts and Statutory Instruments listed.

328

Peop le and Places

330

Road t r a f f ic acc i dent cases and hosp i t al charges: a wa r n i ng 3 33

Keenan Johnson

on the uncertainty surrounding hospital

charges for the victims of road traffic accidents.

The Was te Ma n a g eme nt Ac t , 1 9 9 6: ob l i ga t i ons and en f o r c ement 3 35

The

Waste Management Act

is the long-awaited response to

Ireland's physical and legal waste problems. David Meehan

explains the principal obligations contained in the legislation

and how they are to be enforced.

Disciplinary cases

339

Trusts: a n ew era - issues of risk

f or t rus t ees

3 40

Rachel Curran

discusses some of the key risk issues for trustees

under trust law.

Book rev i ews

3 46

The

Licensing Acts 1833 to 1995;

Textbook on jurisprudence,

second edition

Correspondence

347

Prof ess i onal I n f o rma t i on

349

Editor:

Conal O'Boyle MA

Deputy Editor:

Mary Kinsella

Editorial secretaries:

Catherine Kearney/

Andrea McDermott

Editorial Board:

Dr. Eamonn G. Hall (Chairman)

John Costello

Elma Lynch

Ken Murphy

Michael V. O'Mahony

Advertising:

Seán Ó hOisín. Telephone:

837 5018/830 5236 Fax: 830 7860.

e-mail:

seanos@iol.ie

Printing:

Turners Printing Company

Limited, Longford.

The views expressed in this publication, save

where otherwise indicated, are the views of

contributors and not necessarily the views of

the Council of the Law Society. The

appearance of an advertisement in this

publication does not necessarily indicate

approval by the Law Society for the product or

service advertised.

Published at Blackhall Place. Dublin 7.

Telephone 671 0711 Telex: 31219 Fax: 671 0704.

Front cover:

Frank Daly, President of

the Law Society.

(Picture: Janice O'Connell,

F22 Photography).

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