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The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.
[FEBRUARY, 1JJ18
William E. O'Reilly,
6j
Middle Abbey
Street, Dublin.
John R. Peart, 35 Westmoreland Street,
Dublin.
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County Courts, Ireland.
Statutory Rule of Procedure as to Compensa
tion for Criminal Injuries under the
Local Government (Ireland) Act, 1898,
to come into operation on the First day
of February, 1918.
Rule 11 of the Statutory Rules of Procedure
as to Compensation for Criminal Injuries
under the Local Government (Ireland) Act,
1898, dated 22nd March, 1899,
is hereby
repealed, and the following Rule shall apply
in substitution therefor :—
Rule ii.—The applicant for compensa
tion shall
three clear days before
the
commencement of the sessions for
the
division or the county borough in which
the application is to be heard, publish in a
newspaper circulating within the division
or county borough a notice of the applica
tion according to the form in the Schedule
hereto, setting out the name and address
of the applicant, the nature of the injury j
complained of, the place where the injury
is said to have occurred, the amount of
compensation
claimed,
and
the place
where and the time when the application
is to be heard. The reasonable cost of the
preparation and publication of this notice
may be allowed on taxation as part of the
applicant's costs.
SCHEDULE.
Form of Notice of Application for Compensa
tion for Criminal Injuries.
Application for Compensation for Criminal
Injuries.
Take Notice that at the sessions (or Court)
to be held at
on the
day of
,19
, an application for
compensation for criminal injuries will be
made on behalf of (set out the name of the
applicant) of (set out his address).
The
nature of the injury complained of is
;
the place where the injury
occurred is
; and the amount
of compensation claimed is ^
(The name of the applicant or his solicitor
is to be appended.)
Library.
THE attention of Members is asked to the
following list of books which are missing from
the Library.
The Council
request
that
Members will have inquiry made to ascertain
whether any of these books are in their
offices.
The Council would be glad of the
books being returned to the Library.
Brett.—Grand Jury, 1895.
Browning and Glover.—Registration of Title.
Burke's Landed Gentry, Vol. n, gth Edn.
Ford.—Oaths.
Henry.—Costs, Pt. I.
Irish Law Times Reports, Vols. I., II., III.,
IV. and VII.
Kerr.—Injunctions, 5th Edn.
Law Reports Statutes, 1869 and 1877.
Law Reports (Probate), 1914.
Law Reports (1902), II. K.B.
Legal Diary, 1911.
Law Times, Vols. 83 and 130.
Law Times Reports, Vols. 34, 44 and 49.
Mecredy.—Fee Farm Grants.
Underbill.—Torts, 1900.
Walker.—Land Purchase and Sup.
Walker.—Rating Provisions, Local Govern
ment (2nd Edn.)
Wolstenholme.—Conveyancing, 1913.
Weekly Notes, 1911.
Dates of Spring Assizes, 1918.
NORTH-EAST CIRCUIT.
Co. Meath.—At Trim, on Friday, March
ist, at 11.30 o'clock.
Co. Louth.—At Dundalk, on Monday,
March 4th, at 11 o'clock.
Co. Monaghan.—At Monaghan, on Wednes
day, March 6th, at 11 o'clock.
Co. Armagh.—At Armagh, on Friday,
March 8th, at n o'clock.
Co. Down.—At Downpatrick, on Tuesday,
March I2th, at 12.30 o'clock.